[NA LCS] Summer Week 3 at MLG - Page 40

On June 30 2013 04:43 phathom321 wrote:
Did complexity replace Chuuper (again) or did he just change his ID to FrostedCupCakes?

On June 29 2013 19:37 gtrsrs wrote:
uhhhh
as far as i know (and bear in mind i haven't been a part of practice for at least 3-4 weeks, as i've been doing other administrative stuff), vile plays different champs all week during practice, and then when we get to the actual games he just takes a comfort champ. not sure if it's lack of confidence in himself, lack of confidence in him by his team, or simply his comfort champs working with our comps (kayle + kennen, for example, is strong).

i definitely want to see more champs from him and it's something i'm going to push him toward, now that we're finally set up

i'm pretty sure he likes diana a lot, not sure why we never see her. he used to play a ton of rumble too but he thinks the last nerf killed off rumble. idk. what would you guys like to see him play?

On June 30 2013 03:03 iKill[ShocK] wrote:


"chance" is something he wasn't willing to risk against a world caliber player is what i'm guessing

On June 30 2013 06:56 Jamial wrote:
When's the next game? Why can't they just make a countdown on the stream ><

On June 30 2013 06:56 Jamial wrote:
When's the next game? Why can't they just make a countdown on the stream ><

On June 30 2013 07:08 Haiq343 wrote:

This is one of the things that Riot does infinitely better than any other esport. Not only are there timers, you can pretty quickly pick up that after games you have five minutes, an interview, another five and then the pre game stuff (excepting lolEUpause). Dota2 tournies, MLG, most major sc2 events are all so godawful at letting fans and potential/actual customers know what's up. EVO would probably be bad at it too but they just never seem to have downtime so it's harder to tell.

It shouldn't be so hard.

Edit: esports are now exports. Autocorrect is solving the trade deficit.

On June 30 2013 07:11 Jamial wrote:


That. MLG just expects everyone to know exactly what timezone they're in from seeing the times on the stream. Pisses me off.

On June 30 2013 07:08 Haiq343 wrote:

This is one of the things that Riot does infinitely better than any other esport. Not only are there timers, you can pretty quickly pick up that after games you have five minutes, an interview, another five and then the pre game stuff (excepting lolEUpause). Dota2 tournies, MLG, most major sc2 events are all so godawful at letting fans and potential/actual customers know what's up. EVO would probably be bad at it too but they just never seem to have downtime so it's harder to tell.

It shouldn't be so hard.

Edit: esports are now exports. Autocorrect is solving the trade deficit.

On June 30 2013 07:16 Numy wrote:


To be fair Riot has built they own studio(NA) to do LCS so they have a lot more control over events than most other organizers. In these big event there are a lot of variables that are not all under control like in a studio. A lot of the time they don't know themselves when games will start and only have a rough estimate so putting an exact number only serves to aggravate fans

On June 30 2013 07:20 nojitosunrise wrote:

well the moscow stop on EU LCS ran pretty smoothly

On June 30 2013 07:25 Numy wrote:


Then the dreamhack one didn't. Don't see your point.

On June 30 2013 07:45 TheSinisterRed wrote:
Oh god I hope Dig loses hard now. I hate Yi so much.