EPTOn May 26 2013 13:01 Spaiku wrote:
Surrendering in an All Star match? Lameee
Let us enjoy the ownage
Surrendering in an All Star match? Lameee
Let us enjoy the ownage
woulda only lasted another minute or two anyway
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JerKy
Korea (South)3013 Posts
woulda only lasted another minute or two anyway | ||
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
10417 Posts
AND BAN THRESH, IT'S MADLIFE YOU RETARDS | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
the only Fantasy is that Doublelift/Xpecial are the Best bot lane in this tournament | ||
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Lord Tolkien
United States12083 Posts
On May 26 2013 12:59 AsnSensation wrote: Yes, champ select mistake  Diana+Ryze was probably, to be fair. That and KR correctly predicted NA's lane setups to keep them in 3 losing lane matchups, when NA tried to salvage the lane MUs. EDIT: On May 26 2013 13:01 GhandiEAGLE wrote: People talk about Dyrus picking the wrong champ, but he was ironically the only one with anything going for him that game lol That's Dyrus for you. He's rarely that flashy, but he's also one of the most consistent top laners in NA. | ||
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Kupon3ss
時の回廊10066 Posts
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Slaughter
United States20255 Posts
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Disengaged
United States6994 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:02 xes wrote: the only Fantasy is that Doublelift/Xpecial are the Best bot lane in this tournament Least they are better then EU lol | ||
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Letmelose
Korea (South)3227 Posts
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Dan HH
Romania9206 Posts
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overt
United States9006 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:01 GhandiEAGLE wrote: People talk about Dyrus picking the wrong champ, but he was ironically the only one with anything going for him that game lol To be fair Diana is probably one of the easiest champions to lane as in the game. Not to say that Ez/Lulu are bad laners either, Thresh is just OP and Double played retarded. But Diana is legit easy as hell to lane as. | ||
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Nos-
Canada12016 Posts
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cgrinker
United States3824 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:03 Letmelose wrote: To be fair on North America, Korea abuses their greatest weakness. North America has a surprisingly competetent laning phase in a conventional setting (now defunct in Korea), but really struggles against the constant lane swaps and picking/understanding champions suited towards this new lane swap-heavy metagame Korea enjoys. It doesn't matter how strong they are, Korea will twist the lanes towards their advantage, then punish North America for every single mistake they make. It's not just about the mechanical skill difference (although it exists), Korea's metagame exploits the most obvious weak point in North American playstyle to a degree not equaled by any other regions. I came here specificlly to read something like this after reading the twitch chat vomit. Thank you. | ||
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necrosed
Brazil885 Posts
They are better, but the players in the NA All-Star team are at a game knowledge level were they shouldn't simply DIE in lanes 1v1 or 2v2. Its LoL 1v1 - dont die. Theyre nervous. While koreans are indeed very good, they're not on a laning level thats incredibly superior than NA (its asymptotic). The thing that defines koreans as better are their tactics and game presence.. Mechanically-wise as well in the odd player (InSec and Madlife, for instance). I retort, nerves are getting in NA guys' ways. That and what Letmelose said. | ||
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JerKy
Korea (South)3013 Posts
also, NA picking comfort champs? they did say they didnt prepare much so idk... | ||
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Amethyst21
Canada7032 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:03 Letmelose wrote: To be fair on North America, Korea abuses their greatest weakness. North America has a surprisingly competetent laning phase in a conventional setting (now defunct in Korea), but really struggles against the constant lane swaps and picking/understanding champions suited towards this new lane swap-heavy metagame Korea enjoys. It doesn't matter how strong they are, Korea will twist the lanes towards their advantage, then punish North America for every single mistake they make. It's not just about the mechanical skill difference (although it exists), Korea's metagame exploits the most obvious weak point in North American playstyle to a degree not equaled by any other regions. Very good post. I feel that NA as a whole have never evolved to figuring out the Korean style of play (ever since Azubu Blaze at MLG). Certainly the NA style has changed but it's never quite been able to deal with Korea's more frenetic style of play. | ||
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Slaughter
United States20255 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:04 Dan HH wrote: 2nd game will be closer, snowballing always makes the opposition look terrible Yes let us pray that its like at worlds where it was (TPA I think?) that got destroyed in game 1 then ended up winning the series. | ||
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ilikeredheads
Canada1995 Posts
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SwizzY
United States1549 Posts
Need to pull off a more cohesive strategy than just Diana/Ryze GG | ||
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Dan HH
Romania9206 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:05 Slaughter wrote: Yes let us pray that its like at worlds where it was (TPA I think?) that got destroyed in game 1 then ended up winning the series. Let's not get carried away | ||
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Lord Tolkien
United States12083 Posts
On May 26 2013 13:03 Letmelose wrote: To be fair on North America, Korea abuses their greatest weakness. North America has a surprisingly competetent laning phase in a conventional setting (now defunct in Korea), but really struggles against the constant lane swaps and picking/understanding champions suited towards this new lane swap-heavy metagame Korea enjoys. It doesn't matter how strong they are, Korea will twist the lanes towards their advantage, then punish North America for every single mistake they make. It's not just about the mechanical skill difference (although it exists), Korea's metagame exploits the most obvious weak point in North American playstyle to a degree not equaled by any other regions. Applause Great analysis. | ||
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