EPTOn May 24 2013 18:28 Lylat wrote:
Who's this EU coach guy ?
Who's this EU coach guy ?
Fnatic's manager.
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JALbert
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Redox
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On May 24 2013 18:27 ketchup wrote: The problem here is that EU has mentioned that they have no had much practice time together. See this: Thanks Soaz for not getting your visa stuff sorted out. -.- | ||
NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
On May 24 2013 18:28 Lylat wrote: Who's this EU coach guy ? Harry, Fnatic's coach. | ||
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Lord Tolkien
United States12083 Posts
On May 24 2013 18:21 Disengaged wrote: Nah, korea are the heavy favorites. Doesn't matter if the china team is on there home turf I highly doubt they have more experience and skill then the korean team Haven't seen the KR/EU teams in action yet, but my money has been on CN for awhile now. Also, the KR team isn't really that experienced. They've got an incredible amount of talent yes, but a short amount of time to prepare and come from a fairly wide array of teams. CN, while they lack comparable international experience to NA/EU teams, the members on the CN team are definitely weathered veterans, and have had more time to prepare. On May 24 2013 18:23 Caphe wrote: Where either EU/KR will be waiting for them. I don't see NA win that either. There are alot of holes in NA teams and individuals as well. They are far behind CN. The composure of CN after losing like 8k in gold is insane. They are in the similar situation with NA in game one but instead of losing really quick they hang on and come back. Thats alot of work there, NA isn't capable of doing any of that yet. We haven't seen EU/KR compete yet, so I'm not going to give any predictions on that yet. On May 24 2013 18:22 Navi wrote: honestly any team can win any game here. none of the teams are solid enough that you can give them an A for stability and security and experience, and kr is especially lacking in the last category (whether they can make up for it in star power and talent, we'll see). i wouldn't be surprised at a 2-1 eu win at this point. but anything goes Absolutely. :p | ||
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Iblis
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I don't know who called the plays ingame but he should accept the lose for this game. | ||
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qanik
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abcb
United States136 Posts
On May 24 2013 18:27 Caphe wrote: Yep. But NA did show some very good play bot lane and esp DL with his godlike Urgot. The problems here is the bear got all the fuking kill. I mean a 7-0 bear is not that good while Dianna and Urgot got like nothing in kills. If the gold was spread out better for NA the game might be difference. And ofc minus the tower dive. I think you nailed the problem with NA right there. I recall seeing China team, Vayne had like 8 kills out of 12 and she was crazy farmed. It really seems like NA was a team of individual playing for individual performance while China was playing as a team for team win. | ||
MoonBear
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On May 24 2013 18:27 Caphe wrote: Yep. But NA did show some very good play bot lane and esp DL with his godlike Urgot. The problems here is the bear got all the fuking kill. I mean a 7-0 bear is not that good while Dianna and Urgot got like nothing in kills. If the gold was spread out better for NA the game might be difference. And ofc minus the tower dive. Bear getting kills is okay. But even though he got like a Locket and stuff they didn't then go make 5 man play. China was the first to do 5-man stuff (although it didn't work out). NA was more about punishing Chinese mistakes rather than making their own plays. Once China stopped making mistakes, NA didn't really have much to respond with. And that was that. On May 24 2013 18:27 nafta wrote: How was the baron bad?The baron was a good call.Their inability to time smite and abilities was the problem lol. The Baron was bad because Saint missed Smite lol. | ||
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On May 24 2013 18:21 Disengaged wrote: Nah, korea are the heavy favorites. Doesn't matter if the china team is on there home turf I highly doubt they have more experience and skill then the korean team I follow the korean scene pretty heavily and I really have to disagree with you here. I would say the China is the team to beat, and the korean team isn't more skilled or experienced than the Chinese team. It was reported that China had been boot camping even before NA started and I know for a fact that the Korean team probably didnt even bootcamp or had the least amount of practice because of OGN Spring, the last game was CJ Frost vs Najin sword which has 3 of the allstar players. | ||
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