[IPL] San Francisco Showdown Discussion - Page 27
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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Chiharu Harukaze
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On August 13 2012 02:38 Ryuu314 wrote: GG TSM! honestly, I'm very disappointed by the observer for the final fight. Xpecial managed to keep Chaox alive against Malph+Rumble. Must've been some pretty pro moves, but the obs was too confused and we didn't get to see anything :[ With Corki's lifesteal, he can keep himself alive against Rumble and Malph. Sorara just makes it even more obnoxious with her Aegis and passive. Needs a co-ordinated effort to take him down. he fight became really stretched out though from the nexus towers to the base entrance and that's all TSM needed. | ||
Isken
Korea (South)1131 Posts
On August 13 2012 02:39 Chiharu Harukaze wrote: Not a name drop until we hear a TL shoutout haha they wouldn't but you should feel great to enlighten them ![]() i'd feel like that :p | ||
divinesage
Singapore649 Posts
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Takkara
United States2503 Posts
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nojitosunrise
United States6188 Posts
On August 13 2012 02:43 Takkara wrote: Curse running Vlad 2v1 against WE. Is Vlad good in a 2v1? He's up against Graves-Lulu but that just seems to be rough for him. It helps that SV is constantly ganking that lane. | ||
Frost
Korea (South)1042 Posts
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tofubeans
United States794 Posts
On August 13 2012 02:45 Frost wrote: Man..... Chaox is one awkward person lol.. i think both the interviewer and chaox were awkward :D | ||
Chiharu Harukaze
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
10417 Posts
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Fwmeh
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Takkara
United States2503 Posts
On August 13 2012 02:45 Frost wrote: Man..... Chaox is one awkward person lol.. He's really not that awkward, but that interview was terrible. First rule of interviewing is not to ask questions that lead to one word answers: "Why's that" "I died" "How did that make you feel" "Bad" "Did you feel prepared for the asian teams or did you think you'd lose" "Maybe not prepared, but didn't think we'd lose" Need to ask more questions like: Walk us through that last game, especially when you got caught in bottom. What lessons did you learn from playing Azubu Blaze, and how have you incorporated those into your play here? You get Legion up next, have you been able to watch any of their games? How will you be able to stop them? More open-ended questions = better. When you ask closed-off questions you end up making your interviewee look awkward. | ||
Frost
Korea (South)1042 Posts
On August 13 2012 02:48 Takkara wrote: He's really not that awkward, but that interview was terrible. First rule of interviewing is not to ask questions that lead to one word answers: "Why's that" "I died" "How did that make you feel" "Bad" "Did you feel prepared for the asian teams or did you think you'd lose" "Maybe not prepared, but didn't think we'd lose" Need to ask more questions like: Walk us through that last game, especially when you got caught in bottom. What lessons did you learn from playing Azubu Blaze, and how have you incorporated those into your play here? You get Legion up next, have you been able to watch any of their games? How will you be able to stop them? More open-ended questions = better. When you ask closed-off questions you end up making your interviewee look awkward. The interviewer did ask a very similar question as the one you listed: "What lessons did you learn from playing Azubu Blaze, and how have you incorporated those into your play here?" Chaox replied: "Prioritize towers" "Just small adjustments, prioritize towers" | ||
Takkara
United States2503 Posts
On August 13 2012 02:51 Frost wrote: The interviewer did ask a very similar question as the one you listed: "What lessons did you learn from playing Azubu Blaze, and how have you incorporated those into your play here?" Chaox replied: "Prioritize towers" "Just small adjustments, prioritize towers" I didn't get the exact wording of the question, and it was similar, but it was subtly different. Because Chaox answered it with "Well, they play pretty standard, they just prioritize towers". That didn't touch on what they learned and gained from it, it was more about what makes them so hard to play against/how standard they are or are not. Subtle but it makes the difference in these interviews. EDIT: Regardless, best interview is always TOO. He should do all interviews, haha. | ||
Luxuria
United States46 Posts
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nojitosunrise
United States6188 Posts
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Mondeezy
United States1938 Posts
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De4ngus
United States6533 Posts
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JBright
Vancouver14381 Posts
Legion vs. TSM Bans: Karthus Alistar Nocturne Shen Malphite Picks: Maokai Nunu / Blitzcrank Corki / Leona Graves / Vladimir Ryze / Lee Sin Morgana | ||
XaCez
Sweden6991 Posts
Edit: Dear God crazy game. | ||
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