OMG, SKTT1, Fnatic and Gambit to make it out imo. Dade is on Reginalds level right now. I hope Mineski can take a game, even if it is off Vulcan.
-
Welcome to Smogon! Take a moment to read the Introduction to Smogon for a run-down on everything Smogon, and make sure you take some time to read the global rules.
League of Legends: Let's Talk About uhhh??
- Thread starter Thorns
- Start date
catching up with vods and it never fails to astound me how fucking broken stranglethorns is
particularly from bloodwater- i really feel like he pretty much won several of the lategame teamfights vs mineski
i'm so pleased with how fnatic and gambit are doing tho! just sucks that eg couldn't be there too )):
particularly from bloodwater- i really feel like he pretty much won several of the lategame teamfights vs mineski
i'm so pleased with how fnatic and gambit are doing tho! just sucks that eg couldn't be there too )):
been saying it for months, zyras a broken fuck
omg vs ld
skt vs gg
tsm vs ld
omg vs gg
skt vs tsm
LFGI
skt vs gg
tsm vs ld
omg vs gg
skt vs tsm
LFGI
omg vs ld - tempted to pick LD here
skt vs gg - i hope to see some cocky picks
tsm vs ld - bend over tsm
omg vs gg - not even going to watch
skt vs tsm - zip your pants montecristo
skt vs gg - i hope to see some cocky picks
tsm vs ld - bend over tsm
omg vs gg - not even going to watch
skt vs tsm - zip your pants montecristo
Lets. Fucking. GET IT.
omg vs ld
skt vs gg
tsm vs ld
omg vs gg
skt vs tsm
i guess my only controversial pick is ld over omg, i just think nukeduck and zorozero are really strong right now, hopefully tabzz and mithy can deal with omg's incredible bot lane and if they manage that then they should be able to take the game. very excited for this match
e: rats
skt vs gg
tsm vs ld
omg vs gg
skt vs tsm
i guess my only controversial pick is ld over omg, i just think nukeduck and zorozero are really strong right now, hopefully tabzz and mithy can deal with omg's incredible bot lane and if they manage that then they should be able to take the game. very excited for this match
e: rats
Last edited:
TSM played well yesterday in both games. Dyrus made a huge mistake that let top snowball so hard, but everyone makes mistakes and it was an individual mistake and not a team mistake so w/e. TSM did a good job of playing strategically.
And the CJ Frost rumors seem to be coming true http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueofleg...r_flame_has_moved_to_cj_entus_frost_as_their/
And the CJ Frost rumors seem to be coming true http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueofleg...r_flame_has_moved_to_cj_entus_frost_as_their/
Zed now has a 100% win ratio at Worlds...both times by Regi.
Gonna briefly share my thoughts on the TSM games because most of the games havent been interesting. LD and OMG was mildly interesting, but the towerdive mid was incredibly catastrophic for LD when nukeduck tried to dive a spectre's cowl Tristana as Fizz and could not take her out.
Against LD, TSM's laning advantage was too much for them to handle. Despite a 0-2 start, the advantages created by the Vlad vs Shen and Caitlyn/Thresh vs Vayne/Lulu matchups made it hard for Lemondogs to press their early gold lead. In the meantime, Oddone set up a tent in mid and spoonfed Regi, who then became a terror for the rest of the game. Nukeduck may have also been on tilt after losing out to OMG earlier. With all 3 lanes winning, TSM had free reign over the map, and had no problems closing out the game.
One thing I noticed in botlane was that Wildturtle is unusually passive. Even though he won the lane, he never seemed to have control of it, and Vayne kept up in cs. Perhaps by playing passively, TSM wanted to redirect jungle pressure to the highly aggressive Dyrus, which in turn would give TSM greater control over the Dragon area (would be hard for dexter to gank mid when Oddone's there 24/7 and Regi is fed).
The highlight match of the night, TSM vs SKTT1, was definitely not as one sided as many would have expected. However, a mis-execution by TSM in the towerdive battles ruined what would have otherwise been a TSM advantage, and Dyrus was put on tilt for the rest of the match. He was repeatedly levels behind his lane opponent and his equalizers have nowhere been as devastating as in the LCS.
The midlane matchup between Regi and Faker was surprisingly rather even, but this may be due to how safely Regi played the lane as opposed to his usual self. Perhaps he was afraid of accidentally feeding Faker?
TSM's saving grace was Wildturtle and Xpecial, who took advantage of Sona/Corki's strong all ins against Caitlyn and was able to cause a mess. Wildturtle, however, seemed to have gotten bored once again and decided to dive Faker in the middle of a fight later on. NOT SURE IF WORTH.
Despite the 1-9 tower deficit and 13-21 kill deficit by the end of the game, TSM showed sparks of brilliance in strategy but their execution was uncharacteristically awful. The next game between the two should be more interesting.
Regi definitely stepped up his game after playing very poorly on the first day. He held up fine against Faker and dominated nukeduck (with the help of a lot of camping). He got baited hard by Vayne and Ahri @botlane though (it'd be unlikely for Vayne to push a tower alone against an 8/0 Zed). I think teams will ban out his Zed from now on (or pick a hard counter).
Faker's hug to Regi was cute but as far as I'm concerned, it's an irl Death Mark. He has done the same to Dade and Rapidstar, and both have yet to recover.
Gonna briefly share my thoughts on the TSM games because most of the games havent been interesting. LD and OMG was mildly interesting, but the towerdive mid was incredibly catastrophic for LD when nukeduck tried to dive a spectre's cowl Tristana as Fizz and could not take her out.
Against LD, TSM's laning advantage was too much for them to handle. Despite a 0-2 start, the advantages created by the Vlad vs Shen and Caitlyn/Thresh vs Vayne/Lulu matchups made it hard for Lemondogs to press their early gold lead. In the meantime, Oddone set up a tent in mid and spoonfed Regi, who then became a terror for the rest of the game. Nukeduck may have also been on tilt after losing out to OMG earlier. With all 3 lanes winning, TSM had free reign over the map, and had no problems closing out the game.
One thing I noticed in botlane was that Wildturtle is unusually passive. Even though he won the lane, he never seemed to have control of it, and Vayne kept up in cs. Perhaps by playing passively, TSM wanted to redirect jungle pressure to the highly aggressive Dyrus, which in turn would give TSM greater control over the Dragon area (would be hard for dexter to gank mid when Oddone's there 24/7 and Regi is fed).
The highlight match of the night, TSM vs SKTT1, was definitely not as one sided as many would have expected. However, a mis-execution by TSM in the towerdive battles ruined what would have otherwise been a TSM advantage, and Dyrus was put on tilt for the rest of the match. He was repeatedly levels behind his lane opponent and his equalizers have nowhere been as devastating as in the LCS.
The midlane matchup between Regi and Faker was surprisingly rather even, but this may be due to how safely Regi played the lane as opposed to his usual self. Perhaps he was afraid of accidentally feeding Faker?
TSM's saving grace was Wildturtle and Xpecial, who took advantage of Sona/Corki's strong all ins against Caitlyn and was able to cause a mess. Wildturtle, however, seemed to have gotten bored once again and decided to dive Faker in the middle of a fight later on. NOT SURE IF WORTH.
Despite the 1-9 tower deficit and 13-21 kill deficit by the end of the game, TSM showed sparks of brilliance in strategy but their execution was uncharacteristically awful. The next game between the two should be more interesting.
Regi definitely stepped up his game after playing very poorly on the first day. He held up fine against Faker and dominated nukeduck (with the help of a lot of camping). He got baited hard by Vayne and Ahri @botlane though (it'd be unlikely for Vayne to push a tower alone against an 8/0 Zed). I think teams will ban out his Zed from now on (or pick a hard counter).
Faker's hug to Regi was cute but as far as I'm concerned, it's an irl Death Mark. He has done the same to Dade and Rapidstar, and both have yet to recover.
yes man im sure if he wanted to leech skill out of someone he would hug reginald of all fucking ppl
korean circlejerk is bad but tsm retard circlejerk is worse
korean circlejerk is bad but tsm retard circlejerk is worse
can some one please explain the rational for this move? Like, I'd say they were ahead before this, or at the very very worst they were only even, why did they feel the need to try and make a move like this? From an observer point of view it looked absolutely suicidal, I can understand that it's harder to gauge a situation from in game, but what pressure were they under? Why even try to end it under a tower when they can just keep playing the long game, and a have a fine shot at winning?