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Gahlo
Profile Joined February 2010
United States35165 Posts
September 29 2014 05:07 GMT
#8381
From the ALL v Kabum upset thread on reddit:
wei2coolman
Profile Joined November 2010
United States60033 Posts
September 29 2014 05:10 GMT
#8382
On September 29 2014 13:30 ketchup wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 10:57 wei2coolman wrote:
On September 29 2014 10:38 ketchup wrote:
On September 29 2014 09:42 orzeu wrote:
On September 29 2014 09:35 ketchup wrote:
Everyone really likes to focus on mid lane or top lane, but support plays are huge for the top Korean teams. The difference between LemonNation(most games because I admit he did have that really good game in the c9 vs shield game) and GorillA/Mata is huge. Same with Yolostar in Fnatic. Basically, these higher level support players enable their team so much more movement and map control than their counterparts. Too bad support impact is so difficult to gauge properly. The best example of a support player changing a team around completely in NA is TSM's Lustboy.

Yellowstar did okay, rest supports were not even close. The gap between non Korean supports and Koreans is even bigger then between junglers.


Oops, I meant to say that Yolostar wasn't close to the Korean supports, not that LemonNation was worse than Yolostar. I thought LomoNation did better than I expected. Yolostar is called yolostar for a reason. He can go yolo in EU and be okay, but it doesn't work against anyone else in the World stage. I was also surprised he didn't pick more aggressive supports considering his play style is one that favors it.

imo yolostar is probably the best western support, he's pretty close to koreans imo, his vision control is as good as the koreans, and he can do the mechanical plays as well, he just has those rare games where he goes full dora though,.


I can admit that yolostar is good in EU, but he does not do well internationally. A huge part of that was due to his vision control. Everything you said applies only to the EU scene. Watch him in the games in Worlds. He is no where near as outstanding.

But the difference isn't game losing though. The difference between an internationally mediocre support to korean superstar support isn't big enough to win/lose game. Like, unless you're saying korean support makes the difference in botlane getting completely obliterated in lane, and snowballs with playmaking all game long, it really isn't that significant.

fnatic's botlane issues stem from rekkles inability to perform in this group stage.
liftlift > tsm
Lord Tolkien
Profile Joined November 2012
United States12083 Posts
September 29 2014 05:12 GMT
#8383
On September 29 2014 14:07 Gahlo wrote:
From the ALL v Kabum upset thread on reddit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYtjpIwamos

I posted that awhile ago. Stahp stealing muh vids.
"His father is pretty juicy tbh." ~WaveofShadow
Gahlo
Profile Joined February 2010
United States35165 Posts
September 29 2014 05:17 GMT
#8384
On September 29 2014 14:12 Lord Tolkien wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 14:07 Gahlo wrote:
From the ALL v Kabum upset thread on reddit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYtjpIwamos

I posted that awhile ago. Stahp stealing muh vids.

Bite me, I skipped a good ~1500 posts.
ketchup
Profile Joined August 2010
14521 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-09-29 11:57:53
September 29 2014 06:30 GMT
#8385
On September 29 2014 14:10 wei2coolman wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 13:30 ketchup wrote:
On September 29 2014 10:57 wei2coolman wrote:
On September 29 2014 10:38 ketchup wrote:
On September 29 2014 09:42 orzeu wrote:
On September 29 2014 09:35 ketchup wrote:
Everyone really likes to focus on mid lane or top lane, but support plays are huge for the top Korean teams. The difference between LemonNation(most games because I admit he did have that really good game in the c9 vs shield game) and GorillA/Mata is huge. Same with Yolostar in Fnatic. Basically, these higher level support players enable their team so much more movement and map control than their counterparts. Too bad support impact is so difficult to gauge properly. The best example of a support player changing a team around completely in NA is TSM's Lustboy.

Yellowstar did okay, rest supports were not even close. The gap between non Korean supports and Koreans is even bigger then between junglers.


Oops, I meant to say that Yolostar wasn't close to the Korean supports, not that LemonNation was worse than Yolostar. I thought LomoNation did better than I expected. Yolostar is called yolostar for a reason. He can go yolo in EU and be okay, but it doesn't work against anyone else in the World stage. I was also surprised he didn't pick more aggressive supports considering his play style is one that favors it.

imo yolostar is probably the best western support, he's pretty close to koreans imo, his vision control is as good as the koreans, and he can do the mechanical plays as well, he just has those rare games where he goes full dora though,.


I can admit that yolostar is good in EU, but he does not do well internationally. A huge part of that was due to his vision control. Everything you said applies only to the EU scene. Watch him in the games in Worlds. He is no where near as outstanding.

But the difference isn't game losing though. The difference between an internationally mediocre support to korean superstar support isn't big enough to win/lose game. Like, unless you're saying korean support makes the difference in botlane getting completely obliterated in lane, and snowballs with playmaking all game long, it really isn't that significant.

fnatic's botlane issues stem from rekkles inability to perform in this group stage.


TSM? I mean they are the best example of what a higher level support can do for a team. They went from struggling in NA to becoming first to getting the quarter-finals of worlds. A large part of that is due to the play making ability of Lustboy, and his control of vision/map
niukasu1990
Profile Joined July 2012
1007 Posts
September 29 2014 06:51 GMT
#8386
that shit bucket challenge I posted yesterday is becoming the most popular 'games' video in Chinese website
wei2coolman
Profile Joined November 2010
United States60033 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-09-29 06:59:53
September 29 2014 06:59 GMT
#8387
On September 29 2014 15:30 ketchup wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 14:10 wei2coolman wrote:
On September 29 2014 13:30 ketchup wrote:
On September 29 2014 10:57 wei2coolman wrote:
On September 29 2014 10:38 ketchup wrote:
On September 29 2014 09:42 orzeu wrote:
On September 29 2014 09:35 ketchup wrote:
Everyone really likes to focus on mid lane or top lane, but support plays are huge for the top Korean teams. The difference between LemonNation(most games because I admit he did have that really good game in the c9 vs shield game) and GorillA/Mata is huge. Same with Yolostar in Fnatic. Basically, these higher level support players enable their team so much more movement and map control than their counterparts. Too bad support impact is so difficult to gauge properly. The best example of a support player changing a team around completely in NA is TSM's Lustboy.

Yellowstar did okay, rest supports were not even close. The gap between non Korean supports and Koreans is even bigger then between junglers.


Oops, I meant to say that Yolostar wasn't close to the Korean supports, not that LemonNation was worse than Yolostar. I thought LomoNation did better than I expected. Yolostar is called yolostar for a reason. He can go yolo in EU and be okay, but it doesn't work against anyone else in the World stage. I was also surprised he didn't pick more aggressive supports considering his play style is one that favors it.

imo yolostar is probably the best western support, he's pretty close to koreans imo, his vision control is as good as the koreans, and he can do the mechanical plays as well, he just has those rare games where he goes full dora though,.


I can admit that yolostar is good in EU, but he does not do well internationally. A huge part of that was due to his vision control. Everything you said applies only to the EU scene. Watch him in the games in Worlds. He is no where near as outstanding.

But the difference isn't game losing though. The difference between an internationally mediocre support to korean superstar support isn't big enough to win/lose game. Like, unless you're saying korean support makes the difference in botlane getting completely obliterated in lane, and snowballs with playmaking all game long, it really isn't that significant.

fnatic's botlane issues stem from rekkles inability to perform in this group stage.


TSM? I mean they are the best example of what a higher level support can do for a team. They went from struggling in NA to becoming first to getting the semi-finals of worlds. A large part of that is due to the play making ability of Lustboy, and his control of vision/map

Gleeb wasn't even regionally relevant, muchless internationally relevant. Now compare lustboy to xpecial. How much change is there really?
liftlift > tsm
riyanme
Profile Joined September 2010
Philippines940 Posts
September 29 2014 07:12 GMT
#8388
On September 29 2014 01:23 onlywonderboy wrote:
Wow, C9 with the clutch win and Alliance with the choke. Too bad both American dreams are gonna get stomped by both Samsung teams in the first round of the bracket LOL. And then right into the team kill. Better semi-finals than actual finals? Worlds is shaping up to be more like OGN after all.


OGN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP LITE 2014
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TheYango
Profile Joined September 2008
United States47024 Posts
September 29 2014 07:25 GMT
#8389
On September 29 2014 15:59 wei2coolman wrote:
Gleeb wasn't even regionally relevant, muchless internationally relevant. Now compare lustboy to xpecial. How much change is there really?

Lustboy also is a washed-up Korean pro and not on the level of current top Korean supports either. I don't think it's far-fetched to say the gap between Lustboy and Gleeb isn't that different from the gap between Mata and Western supports at this tournament.
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Chrispy
Profile Blog Joined June 2009
Canada5878 Posts
September 29 2014 07:58 GMT
#8390
On September 29 2014 10:32 wei2coolman wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 10:26 Chrispy wrote:
Guys I never thought I'd say this but... I don't mind Rivington's casting anymore.

because there's 3 casters, so he can only do play by play, no need to bounce color commentary off him,


Oi that's a very good point... probably exactly it. But those caster videos did shine him in a new light.
Retvrn to Forvms
krndandaman
Profile Joined August 2009
Mozambique16569 Posts
September 29 2014 08:17 GMT
#8391
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IMoperator
Profile Joined October 2011
4476 Posts
September 29 2014 10:42 GMT
#8392
does anyone know if there are vods of the c9 vs. white shield game (the one c9 won) with korean commentary?
Sakray
Profile Blog Joined December 2008
France2198 Posts
September 29 2014 11:28 GMT
#8393
So apparently I'm a son of a bitch because I don't like FNC.

Legit.
oo_Wonderful_oo
Profile Blog Joined December 2013
The land of freedom23126 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-09-29 12:03:24
September 29 2014 12:02 GMT
#8394
On September 29 2014 17:17 krndandaman wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 16:25 TheYango wrote:
On September 29 2014 15:59 wei2coolman wrote:
Gleeb wasn't even regionally relevant, muchless internationally relevant. Now compare lustboy to xpecial. How much change is there really?

Lustboy also is a washed-up Korean pro and not on the level of current top Korean supports either. I don't think it's far-fetched to say the gap between Lustboy and Gleeb isn't that different from the gap between Mata and Western supports at this tournament.


I personally think that the difference between Lustboy and Gleeb is far greater than Mata and Western supports. Mata is an S-class support for sure but Yellowstar/Lemonnation are good supports that are deserving to be at the top of their region. Meanwhile Gleeb is barely LCS quality. I'm not even sure I'd take him over Kiwikid and that's saying alot.


Noone is even close to Mata outside of Heart in this world.
Madlife might be good again if he is going to be free'd from Space's prison, his vision control is top notch, not speaking about mechanics, Hachani and Gorilla in good day are close.

But only support who was relatively close to Mata is Pooh on his peak.

And Gleeb, meh, I guess, he just has that Nien syndrome to be legit in okayish teams but struggle in top-dogs.
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seRapH
Profile Blog Joined April 2009
United States9777 Posts
September 29 2014 14:22 GMT
#8395
On September 29 2014 19:42 IMoperator wrote:
does anyone know if there are vods of the c9 vs. white shield game (the one c9 won) with korean commentary?

Korean VODs are posted on their youtube channel https://youtube.com/user/TVOngamenet
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schmutttt
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
Australia3856 Posts
September 29 2014 15:25 GMT
#8396
On September 29 2014 12:50 Takkara wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 11:23 Gahlo wrote:
On September 29 2014 10:26 Chrispy wrote:
Guys I never thought I'd say this but... I don't mind Rivington's casting anymore.

He's gotten better, but I would say he's probably passing right now. However, I think having two color guys curtails his desire to multitask a bit. We'll see next split, I guess.

I do have to say that I immensely enjoy the 3 headed monster casts than the standard format.


I do not doubt Rivington's passion, his hard work, or his commitment to improve. However, he just doesn't have "it". If you took a transcript of what he says during a game, you'd be completely confused as to what he's talking about. Sometimes he's completely wrong with what he says too. Most of the time it's just empty gibberish.

Again, I think he's a good guy, I don't doubt his commitment, and I don't wish him any ill. That being said, I do want more talented casters to rise up and eventually replace him.


Pretty much this. His sentence structure is god awful when he casts sometimes.
Gahlo
Profile Joined February 2010
United States35165 Posts
September 29 2014 15:36 GMT
#8397
We're at 54 champions pick, 1 only banned after groups.
Mikau
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Netherlands1446 Posts
September 29 2014 16:23 GMT
#8398
Out of curiosity, which champion is it that only got banned? Aatrox?
Gahlo
Profile Joined February 2010
United States35165 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-09-29 16:41:50
September 29 2014 16:40 GMT
#8399
On September 30 2014 01:23 Mikau wrote:
Out of curiosity, which champion is it that only got banned? Aatrox?

Yup.

+ Show Spoiler [Champion list dump] +
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Ahri
Alistar
Blitzcrank
Braum
Caitlyn
Corki
Elise
Evelynn
Ezreal
Fizz
Graves
Irelia
Janna
Jarvan
Jayce
Jinx
Kassadin
Katarina
Kayle
Khazix
Kogmaw
Lee Sin
Leona
Lissandra
Lucian
Lulu
Maokai
Morgana
Nami
Mundo
Nidalee
Nunu
Orianna
Pantheon
Rammus
Rengar
Riven
Rumble
Ryze
Sona
Swain
Syndra
Talon
Thresh
Tristana
Twitch
Twisted Fate
Vayne
Vi
Xerath
Yasuo
Zed
Ziggs
Zilean

ONLY BANNED
Aatrox
wei2coolman
Profile Joined November 2010
United States60033 Posts
Last Edited: 2014-09-29 17:29:41
September 29 2014 17:22 GMT
#8400
On September 29 2014 21:02 oo_Wonderful_oo wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 29 2014 17:17 krndandaman wrote:
On September 29 2014 16:25 TheYango wrote:
On September 29 2014 15:59 wei2coolman wrote:
Gleeb wasn't even regionally relevant, muchless internationally relevant. Now compare lustboy to xpecial. How much change is there really?

Lustboy also is a washed-up Korean pro and not on the level of current top Korean supports either. I don't think it's far-fetched to say the gap between Lustboy and Gleeb isn't that different from the gap between Mata and Western supports at this tournament.


I personally think that the difference between Lustboy and Gleeb is far greater than Mata and Western supports. Mata is an S-class support for sure but Yellowstar/Lemonnation are good supports that are deserving to be at the top of their region. Meanwhile Gleeb is barely LCS quality. I'm not even sure I'd take him over Kiwikid and that's saying alot.


Noone is even close to Mata outside of Heart in this world.
Madlife might be good again if he is going to be free'd from Space's prison, his vision control is top notch, not speaking about mechanics, Hachani and Gorilla in good day are close.

But only support who was relatively close to Mata is Pooh on his peak.

And Gleeb, meh, I guess, he just has that Nien syndrome to be legit in okayish teams but struggle in top-dogs.

I was super impressed with Zero when I was watching SHRC play. Especially considering he lanes with UZI without any communication, that's fucking insanity wolf status right there. As good as Imp+Mata lane imo.

On September 30 2014 01:40 Gahlo wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 30 2014 01:23 Mikau wrote:
Out of curiosity, which champion is it that only got banned? Aatrox?

Yup.

+ Show Spoiler [Champion list dump] +
PICKED
Ahri
Alistar
Blitzcrank
Braum
Caitlyn
Corki
Elise
Evelynn
Ezreal
Fizz
Graves
Irelia
Janna
Jarvan
Jayce
Jinx
Kassadin
Katarina
Kayle
Khazix
Kogmaw
Lee Sin
Leona
Lissandra
Lucian
Lulu
Maokai
Morgana
Nami
Mundo
Nidalee
Nunu
Orianna
Pantheon
Rammus
Rengar
Riven
Rumble
Ryze
Sona
Swain
Syndra
Talon
Thresh
Tristana
Twitch
Twisted Fate
Vayne
Vi
Xerath
Yasuo
Zed
Ziggs
Zilean

ONLY BANNED
Aatrox

To be honest, I don't think there are that many more picks left that would do well in this meta.
Here are some that I think have a chance of showing up if bans are heavily focused in a lane.
Amumu, Annie, Fiddlesticks, Gragas, Jax, Karthus, Malphite, Nocturne, Poppy (I WANT TO BELIEVE), Renekton, Shyvana, Singed, Shen, Zyra
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