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On August 08 2011 01:05 Denzil wrote:Show nested quote +On August 08 2011 01:02 msjakofsky wrote:On August 08 2011 00:51 Clamev wrote:
can anyone explain why they did choose a comp that is inferiror ? some players don't go with the flavour of the month classes/comps, high personal skill with a not-the-most-powerful-class/comp or better understanding of the teammates can overcome the difference with the most op comp, some players just prefer one class or style in the past there were retardedly overpowered arena compositions, like sl/sl warlock with druid healer in season 3, or double adrenaline rush rogue+mage in season 2, or affli lock/ele shaman/resto druid at the end of wotlk, but many times the rank1 team wasn't playing with those classes. don't really know what's going on with wow pvp in the past 1 year or so, but i heard death knights are quite overpowered now, and lock+dk always had stupid amounts of tools and self healing, so if the teams are even skillwise that might give them the edge- especially if it's vs spellcleave because those rely on magic burst damage and guess what are dks the kings of (mitigating spell damage that is) i was pretty bad with my rogue and even i managed to hit 2k rating with an overpowered build;) nearly impossible to balance that many classes and skills In Wotlk there were plenty wizard comps but they usually received loads of hate and forum bashing, so some people went with what they felt was a "skilled" comp. There was a team that was 3 hybrids (ending up with 2 DPS and 1 Healer but the DPs can heal somewhat) that resulted in BORING AS HELL games but was oh so effective. There are people that take that risk but they're far and few
that was LSD, aflli lock, ele shammy, resto drood- really became viable after a crapload of resilience, and it had a pretty huge representation in the top 100 3vs3 teams
more idiotic were protret pally or unholy dk+double healer in wotlk in , with those teams you were basically aiming towards 30 minute long matches. they even called that comp boring cleave
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Are there no Liquid uniforms?
I love the audience <3
..And Ret is such a baller.
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Ret looks like he just came out of his nerd cave lol.
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On August 08 2011 01:06 Shockk wrote:Oh my god, that's amazing. At which point after which game did this happen? Did this happen at all?
Is there any doubt? Right before GET OUT CHILL.
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these polish fans are awesome 
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On August 08 2011 01:06 Derez wrote:Because it's worth seeing without having to clicking anything ![[image loading]](https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/281611_10150350357492457_178337772456_9996955_8313698_n.jpg)
Now that is a player with the right attitude.
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On August 08 2011 01:10 Elroi wrote:
Are there no Liquid uniforms?
He lost it while traveling
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Ret looks like he just got out of bed.
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why isnt ret wearing the TL shirt?
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Ret you confident beast. <3
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This is amazing :D Naniwa hwaiting first Bo3, ret Hwaiting second Bo3! I dunno, want both players to win.
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Awesome audience. Poland hwaiting!
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How come Ret doesn't wear his TL shirt? That's ghetto lol
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LETS GO RET BUT NANI PLZ WIN THE FIRST SET. LETS HAVE EPIC 6 GAME'S!!
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On August 08 2011 01:10 alexhard wrote:
Why is it that ret never wears a TL shirt at competitions?
He outgrew the t-shirt he had and lost the only one he had.
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On August 08 2011 01:08 tnud wrote:Show nested quote +On August 08 2011 01:07 Bobster wrote:
If Naniwa wins, he surpasses Huk's lifetime earnings and becomes the most successful non-Korean in SC2 in terms of prize money. Oho, that's pretty interesting! Gogo naniwa! Only by 500 bucks, but still! :p
$33,855 is a fairly sizable sum, yeah.
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EPT
