EPTHowever this time, I clicked on the vod link and got directed directly to the leaguepedia wiki, with the results the first thing you see. And the vods aren't even linked... I don't think that's how it supposed to work, uh?
[NA LCS] Summer 2014 Playoffs Week 2 - Page 130
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Keniji
Netherlands2569 Posts
However this time, I clicked on the vod link and got directed directly to the leaguepedia wiki, with the results the first thing you see. And the vods aren't even linked... I don't think that's how it supposed to work, uh? | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On September 02 2014 17:37 Keniji wrote: I normally don't complain about spoilers (in fact, I never had problems with spoilers on teamliquid before. I thought it was never a problem to find vods without being spoiled) However this time, I clicked on the vod link and got directed directly to the leaguepedia wiki, with the results the first thing you see. And the vods aren't even linked... I don't think that's how it supposed to work, uh? Use http://www.reddit.com/r/LoLeventVoDs leaguepedia's vod service has been borked for ages | ||
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Zdrastochye
Ivory Coast6262 Posts
On September 02 2014 10:30 IamPryda wrote: I think this year na will do better then Europe at worlds Yeah except there's really not much gained from being slightly better than EU, or EU being slightly better than NA. If the teams aren't actively setting their sights on koreans then it's all for naught. That said I won't be surprised to see korea take 1st and 2nd because I'm not really blown away by any other region at the moment. | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
Hai on Orianna: 0-6-3 Hai on Zed: 12-2-8 Good thing TSM banned Zed in game 5. | ||
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oo_Wonderful_oo
The land of freedom23126 Posts
They're already drawn, it's just reveal show. | ||
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lilwisper
United States2515 Posts
On September 02 2014 20:04 GolemMadness wrote: Hai on Yasuo: 5-13-11 Hai on Orianna: 0-6-3 Hai on Zed: 12-2-8 Good thing TSM banned Zed in game 5. Overnight got me to thinking about how comfort picks (Hai's Zed vs. the rest of his pool) battle out meta/composition picks (for the last time pick Trist!!!!). It is always interesting to see how much folks have to battle picking one over the other. One big example was in that game 5 where Bjerg had to pick Ori which was much better for the team over his Xerath that was wrecking face nearly every time he picked him. | ||
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ghrur
United States3785 Posts
On September 03 2014 00:27 lilwisper wrote: Overnight got me to thinking about how comfort picks (Hai's Zed vs. the rest of his pool) battle out meta/composition picks (for the last time pick Trist!!!!). It is always interesting to see how much folks have to battle picking one over the other. One big example was in that game 5 where Bjerg had to pick Ori which was much better for the team over his Xerath that was wrecking face nearly every time he picked him. Personally, I don't think the Yasuo aggregated-stats tell as much as the Yasuo per-Game Stats. Game 2 Yasuo - 1-9-7. Hai fed like crazy. Game 5 Yasuo - 3-4-4. Hai did okay! The biggest problem with Game 2 was that Bjergsen's Syndra constantly stunned Hai because he wind-walled improperly, and that Hai couldn't get off an ult because there wasn't a Maokai/Alistar on the team. The biggest problem with C9 this series was that they constantly screwed over Balls, one of their most consistent players, by funneling CS away from him. Like, wtf? Balls is a great player, and Maokai can become unkillable with more farm. He needs it too since he'll be diving in for initiations. The early levels simply set him too far behind with the duo-lane, and he had no farm afterwards either since side-lane farms were often given to Hai/Sneaky instead. >_> | ||
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
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lilwisper
United States2515 Posts
On September 03 2014 00:57 ghrur wrote: Personally, I don't think the Yasuo aggregated-stats tell as much as the Yasuo per-Game Stats. Game 2 Yasuo - 1-9-7. Hai fed like crazy. Game 5 Yasuo - 3-4-4. Hai did okay! The biggest problem with Game 2 was that Bjergsen's Syndra constantly stunned Hai because he wind-walled improperly, and that Hai couldn't get off an ult because there wasn't a Maokai/Alistar on the team. The biggest problem with C9 this series was that they constantly screwed over Balls, one of their most consistent players, by funneling CS away from him. Like, wtf? Balls is a great player, and Maokai can become unkillable with more farm. He needs it too since he'll be diving in for initiations. The early levels simply set him too far behind with the duo-lane, and he had no farm afterwards either since side-lane farms were often given to Hai/Sneaky instead. >_> Doesn't Balls usually beat Dyrus when given farm? That was pretty strange to see him so quiet this series. I almost forgot he was on the team in a ways. | ||
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
On September 03 2014 02:06 lilwisper wrote: Doesn't Balls usually beat Dyrus when given farm? That was pretty strange to see him so quiet this series. I almost forgot he was on the team in a ways. C9 ran the ADC Solotop strat almost everygame which gave Sneaky a lvl advantage but also meant that when Balls finally met Dyrus in lane he was most of the time 2 levels behind + playing a losing matchup like Mao vs Lulu. | ||
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ketchup
14521 Posts
On September 02 2014 17:39 Fusilero wrote: Use http://www.reddit.com/r/LoLeventVoDs leaguepedia's vod service has been borked for ages Thanks for giving him an alternate link + getting the OP fixed(or at least it resulted in the OP being fixed. Not sure who updated it though). On September 02 2014 17:37 Keniji wrote: I normally don't complain about spoilers (in fact, I never had problems with spoilers on teamliquid before. I thought it was never a problem to find vods without being spoiled) However this time, I clicked on the vod link and got directed directly to the leaguepedia wiki, with the results the first thing you see. And the vods aren't even linked... I don't think that's how it supposed to work, uh? So, I normally change this section, but I forgot to do it for this NA LCS playoff thread. I usually change this to the lolesports website vods section(which should be spoiler-free). My EU thread has the proper vods site linked. I sincerely apologize for the mistake. This is what I use normally for that section. | ||
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UmberBane
Germany5450 Posts
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Keniji
Netherlands2569 Posts
On September 03 2014 02:25 ketchup wrote: Thanks for giving him an alternate link + getting the OP fixed(or at least it resulted in the OP being fixed. Not sure who updated it though). So, I normally change this section, but I forgot to do it for this NA LCS playoff thread. I usually change this to the lolesports website vods section(which should be spoiler-free). My EU thread has the proper vods site linked. I sincerely apologize for the mistake. This is what I use normally for that section. Don't worry about it. The post was meant to make you aware of the issue for future threads and get it fixed. And that worked out well. | ||
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
On September 02 2014 09:22 Kyo Yuy wrote: So basically Mineski is going to be the next World Champions? Probably not, cause I know I'm gonna fucking root for them Damn likable Filipinos... | ||
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XenOsky
Chile2194 Posts
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Sakray
France2198 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35076 Posts
On September 04 2014 08:11 Sakray wrote: I think we can safely say TSM won that fight (and thus the game) by pure fucking luck Why C9 should have lost that fight if the minion wasn't an hero. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19571 Posts
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TitusVI
Germany8319 Posts
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