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DucK-
Singapore9520 Posts
Also I think I counted 3 times when super did a super in game 4. | ||
Kraznaya
United States1808 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:27 DucK- wrote: Bone7 didn't do well enough considering that it was a 1v1 lane for quite a while until sky rotated. Fata was terrible throughout this series I think? Definitely bad in games 3 and 4. He had many unnecessary deaths despite having the escape mechanisms to survive. Lich pick was OK. Its easy to blame lich's irrelevance but I'd say the reason why he is so is because of puck and lc not doing well enough. Also I think I counted 3 times when super did a super in game 4. i have no idea why aui played lich instead of ogre if he wasnt going to adjust his playstyle based on his hero | ||
TomatoBisque
United States6007 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:31 DucK- wrote: What play style? I didnt think he played badly at all. I'm guessing he means that usually Aui plays greedy while PLD has nothing, which would be better suited to Aui Ogre since Ogre generally scales better with items than Lich. | ||
spudde123
4661 Posts
Imo the difference this series was VG's ability to use early pressure to take down a few early towers and then put down really deep wards which almost never got dewarded. In the first 3 games they pressured c9 safelane down early, and then Icex3 just sat in c9's jungle in addition to there being some wards, which put c9 under tremendous pressure and gave VG constantly a lot of information. In the last game VG got a few towers down, put down a ward next to c9 secret shop, deep in c9 jungle close to the hard camp, and c9 never anticipated them. It's very easy to play when you have such good vision of c9 movement and you can comfortably do ganks knowing exactly where EE for example is farming with his hero. Imo c9 never really got to play their own game because VG had so much information on them through either Icex3 camping their woods or the really deep wards that didn't get dewarded. | ||
DucK-
Singapore9520 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:36 spudde123 wrote: Aui always plays the Lich for c9. Imo the difference this series was VG's ability to use early pressure to take down a few early towers and then put down really deep wards which almost never got dewarded. In the first 3 games they pressured c9 safelane down early, and then Icex3 just sat in c9's jungle in addition to there being some wards, which put c9 under tremendous pressure and gave VG constantly a lot of information. In the last game VG got a few towers down, put down a ward next to c9 secret shop, deep in c9 jungle close to the hard camp, and c9 never anticipated them. It's very easy to play when you have such good vision of c9 movement and you can comfortably do ganks knowing exactly where EE for example is farming with his hero. Imo c9 never really got to play their own game because VG had so much information on them through either Icex3 camping their woods or the really deep wards that didn't get dewarded. Yea the wards set up so many things for vici in game 4. | ||
eX Killy
Taiwan664 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:31 Faruko wrote: https://twitter.com/FearDotA/status/541005839172001792 This is hilarious considering his teammate did a video to help c9 win the compedium votes so smash got mvp and won 10k? can anyone tell me who won the tag team and what were the teams/who won the -ardm. i cant see it on liquidpedia | ||
WolfintheSheep
Canada9755 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:31 Faruko wrote: This is hilarious considering his teammate did a video to help c9 win the compedium votes Well, one was literally a popularity contest, the other was an "MVP poll" that should've also been called a popularity contest. I can understand all the annoyance with these tournaments having MVP prizes that have nothing to do with being an MVP. DreamLeague had that laptop that was basically given to whoever the GD Studio felt like hyping. | ||
trifecta
United States5009 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:55 WolfintheSheep wrote: Well, one was literally a popularity contest, the other was an "MVP poll" that should've also been called a popularity contest. I can understand all the annoyance with these tournaments having MVP prizes that have nothing to do with being an MVP. DreamLeague had that laptop that was basically given to whoever the GD Studio felt like hyping. In this case, it was probably the sponsor requiring fan vote b/c you have to register for g2a to vote. | ||
DucK-
Singapore9520 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:55 WolfintheSheep wrote: Well, one was literally a popularity contest, the other was an "MVP poll" that should've also been called a popularity contest. I can understand all the annoyance with these tournaments having MVP prizes that have nothing to do with being an MVP. DreamLeague had that laptop that was basically given to whoever the GD Studio felt like hyping. It was probably a sponsor decision. It gets fans to sign up for the site. For dreamleague though I don't think anyone would disagree that jerax deserve MVP. | ||
evanthebouncy!
United States1887 Posts
On December 08 2014 13:31 Faruko wrote: https://twitter.com/FearDotA/status/541005839172001792 This is hilarious considering his teammate did a video to help c9 win the compedium votes just add salt ;p | ||
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