EDIT: I am retarded that was re-broadcast

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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
October 14 2012 06:44 GMT
#16921
EDIT: I am retarded that was re-broadcast ![]() | ||
wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
October 14 2012 06:44 GMT
#16922
On October 14 2012 15:43 Haasts wrote: Show nested quote + On October 14 2012 15:37 ShampooSuicide wrote: On October 14 2012 15:35 wei2coolman wrote: On October 14 2012 15:34 Ryuu314 wrote: On October 14 2012 15:32 Kavas wrote: On October 14 2012 15:28 nanoscorp wrote: i'd go (Toyz + Lilballz) > Stanley, Mistake, Bebe Toyz+lilballz waltzed around the map beautifully. Toyz had the skills and build to farm mid like mad, but the coordination with Lilballz on blue buffs/steals, donated wraiths, map pressure elsewhere took Toyz to another level. Shame we didn't get to see Stanidalee in the finals, but he stuck to a similar plan pushing solo-ish while maintaining a threat (on shen, of jumping in to the teamfight, or knocking over towers). Mistake coordinated, Bebe did the ADC thing well, but I still think the mid+jungle game from TPA was the sickest element of their teamplay. I'm still wondering what was up with the nidalee bans. She doesn't offer that much in teamfights; sure her laning is great but AZF managed to lose all lanes with or without Nidalee. It's more because of how strong Stanley's Nidalee was against M5 in the semifinals. M5 is arguably better than AZF and they couldn't deal with Stanley's Nidalee at all. Stanley's Nidalee effectively creates a chokehold on an entire lane and forces the other team to devote 1~2 players just to keep him off towers. In the TPA v. M5 game, Stanley would be chipping down the towers in his lane like a fucking boss even with his Darien trying to stop him. Well tbh, Stan's shen worked the same way. True, but the difference i think between his shen and nidalee was the opposing top lane. Shen wins but doesn't completely shut out the other top lane like his nidalee was doing. Fair enough, though I was pretty impressed when his Shen was murdering Shy's Jax 1v1 I was impressed when TPA forced a 22 min surrender out of AZF, when there's a million dollars on the line. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
October 14 2012 06:45 GMT
#16923
On October 14 2012 15:43 Haasts wrote: Fair enough, though I was pretty impressed when his Shen was murdering Shy's Jax 1v1 There were undoubtedly points in that lane where Shy could have pushed an advantage, but was afraid to do so because of Ballz' presence. Again, if Stanley has Nid, he can create that advantage virtually on his own, even if the enemy top KNOWS that Ballz is 100% ignoring his lane. Even if Stanley wins the lane either way, there's a big difference between "Stanley's Shen wins lanes with a superior jungler", and "Stanley's Nidalee wins lanes with no jungler". | ||
wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
October 14 2012 06:45 GMT
#16924
On October 14 2012 15:45 TheYango wrote: Show nested quote + On October 14 2012 15:43 Haasts wrote: Fair enough, though I was pretty impressed when his Shen was murdering Shy's Jax 1v1 There were undoubtedly points in that lane where Shy could have pushed an advantage, but was afraid to do so because of Ballz' presence. Again, if Stanley has Nid, he can create that advantage virtually on his own, even if the enemy top KNOWS that Ballz is 100% ignoring his lane. So what yango is saying, is Ballz is #1 in everyone's TPA power ranking. | ||
Haasts
New Zealand4445 Posts
October 14 2012 06:52 GMT
#16925
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broz0rs
United States2294 Posts
October 14 2012 06:59 GMT
#16926
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foxmeep
Australia2333 Posts
October 14 2012 07:00 GMT
#16927
On October 14 2012 15:05 Sufficiency wrote: Fuck. This is M5 vs TPA all over again. I watched the first game, thought TPA did not stand a chance, and ignored the rest of the set. IMO TPA looked way better G1, they simply got outpicked for team fighting. | ||
Ryuu314
United States12679 Posts
October 14 2012 07:03 GMT
#16928
On October 14 2012 16:00 foxmeep wrote: Show nested quote + On October 14 2012 15:05 Sufficiency wrote: Fuck. This is M5 vs TPA all over again. I watched the first game, thought TPA did not stand a chance, and ignored the rest of the set. IMO TPA looked way better G1, they simply got outpicked for team fighting. I dont think it was so much being outpicked, but more of TPA vastly underestimating the amount of damage RapidStar's Karthus was doing. By the time they realized that Rapidstar's Karthus was by no means irrelevant, they already fed him a quadra. I know it's a bit of a fanboy-ing cop-out when I say this, but honestly, TPA threw Game 1. | ||
wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
October 14 2012 07:07 GMT
#16929
It was okay, Toyz picked up Karthus, and showed rapidstar "hey pressing r isn't so hard after all" | ||
ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
October 14 2012 07:11 GMT
#16930
Toyz shat on Karthus so hard that they probably thought he was irrelevant. Two or three of the teamfights were ridiculously close, and one or two more hits to 3 members of Frost would have ended up with an incredibly fed Vayne steamrolling through. It was a mistake a lot of people could have made. | ||
Navi
5286 Posts
October 14 2012 07:16 GMT
#16931
lilballz on maokai was right next to him, and when toyz was at about 30% ballz got lulu ulted rather than toyz im fairly certain this was a mistake by mistake (hue) - if mistake's goal was to chaincc the enemy with a knockup, an ult on toyz would have achieved the same effect as they were standing right next to each other and ballz was relatively high hp (80-60%) on a tankier and less dps - valuable champ as a result anivia got egged very early in the fight and got very few ticks of her ult off, imo that would have made the difference - if TPA could maintain that advantage i think they could continue to win teamfights if they chose locations better (slightly more contained teamfight areas, where anivia and vayne excel) | ||
zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
October 14 2012 07:18 GMT
#16932
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Navi
5286 Posts
October 14 2012 07:19 GMT
#16933
On October 14 2012 15:37 ticklishmusic wrote: THEYRE ALL TOO FUCKIN GOOD there's no way to outpick tpa it seems. their players are just too good with too many champs. i dont think that TPA has too wide of a champion pool on many of their players (that can be played at a competitive level) except for perhaps stanley - toyz in particular seems most comfortable picking orianna, anivia, karthus [morgana, not seen in this tourney] (in that order) but wasting 3 bans on any given player leaves too many options open to the enemy team to pick around | ||
HazMat
United States17077 Posts
October 14 2012 07:19 GMT
#16934
On October 14 2012 16:18 zulu_nation8 wrote: congrats CLG.NA season 2 champions Did they get purple side? | ||
De4ngus
United States6533 Posts
October 14 2012 07:21 GMT
#16935
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SuperFanBoy
New Zealand1068 Posts
October 14 2012 07:21 GMT
#16936
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Kavas
Australia3421 Posts
October 14 2012 07:25 GMT
#16937
On October 14 2012 16:16 Navi wrote: there was 1 fight where toyz on anivia was being focused (correctly) by the enemy team at the start of the fight, this was at dragon when TPA had the lead and looked dominant up until this point lilballz on maokai was right next to him, and when toyz was at about 30% ballz got lulu ulted rather than toyz im fairly certain this was a mistake by mistake (hue) - if mistake's goal was to chaincc the enemy with a knockup, an ult on toyz would have achieved the same effect as they were standing right next to each other and ballz was relatively high hp (80-60%) on a tankier and less dps - valuable champ as a result anivia got egged very early in the fight and got very few ticks of her ult off, imo that would have made the difference - if TPA could maintain that advantage i think they could continue to win teamfights if they chose locations better (slightly more contained teamfight areas, where anivia and vayne excel) Everyone on TPA made huge mistakes in the first game, but Bebe was the most glaring IMO. Questionable item build and target firing. I was really really surprised he went for IE and a second zeal when the enemy were full of divers who would like nothing better than to get into your face. Also interesting that Shy didn't pick Irelia other than the first game. He must not be confident on it. | ||
arb
Noobville17921 Posts
October 14 2012 07:27 GMT
#16938
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Ryuu314
United States12679 Posts
October 14 2012 07:28 GMT
#16939
On October 14 2012 16:25 Kavas wrote: Show nested quote + On October 14 2012 16:16 Navi wrote: there was 1 fight where toyz on anivia was being focused (correctly) by the enemy team at the start of the fight, this was at dragon when TPA had the lead and looked dominant up until this point lilballz on maokai was right next to him, and when toyz was at about 30% ballz got lulu ulted rather than toyz im fairly certain this was a mistake by mistake (hue) - if mistake's goal was to chaincc the enemy with a knockup, an ult on toyz would have achieved the same effect as they were standing right next to each other and ballz was relatively high hp (80-60%) on a tankier and less dps - valuable champ as a result anivia got egged very early in the fight and got very few ticks of her ult off, imo that would have made the difference - if TPA could maintain that advantage i think they could continue to win teamfights if they chose locations better (slightly more contained teamfight areas, where anivia and vayne excel) Everyone on TPA made huge mistakes in the first game, but Bebe was the most glaring IMO. Questionable item build and target firing. I was really really surprised he went for IE and a second zeal when the enemy were full of divers who would like nothing better than to get into your face. Also interesting that Shy didn't pick Irelia other than the first game. He must not be confident on it. Really? I personally thought Toyz played the worst in that game. He was atrociously positioned in basically every single fight but one. He would get egged or outright killed at the beginning of every fight that game and honestly that was what really caused them to lose imo. Bebe with his questionable item build didn't help, but by the time he was building his second PD the game was already tilted in AZF's favor pretty heavily since Rapidstar pressing R did like 40~50% of TPA's carries' hp. | ||
Ryuu314
United States12679 Posts
October 14 2012 07:29 GMT
#16940
On October 14 2012 16:27 arb wrote: There no way to get the code for whatever reward thing? i missed the finals sadly go to: bit.ly/lolriven the code is : 521337 | ||
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