kinda surprised
tsm 2-0 in group phase of worlds so far...
kinda surprised
[slayer-pantheon-popcorn]
tsm 2-0 in group phase of worlds so far...
kinda surprised
[slayer-pantheon-popcorn]
Easily group by far Let's see how they do once they fight some of the beater teams out there
TSM tends to do go until they lose the first match. After that they start to tilt. I do wonder if this worlds will be different
If they get out of groups as #1, they will potentially face SSG/RNG or FNC/EDG
Personally I think facing the two top Korean team will make them tilt.
hence why i said its kinda surprising that they are 2-0.
but once out of group it goes to playoffs? and best of 3? is that right ?
hence why i said its kinda surprising that they are 2-0.
but once out of group it goes to playoffs? and best of 3? is that right ?
Bo5 format from quarterfinals to final.
TSM seemed to have some early jitters in their opening game against flashwolves but they globally performed at a much higher level against WE, even Sven. I don't think they'll be tilting much this year.
i watched the games that is why i was kinda surprised hence my title and post.
but i did watch the skt vs aqh with faker on fizz man fuk SKT looks so strong again .
C9 started 3-0 in groups in 2015. C9 didn't make it out of groups. The dream still exists!
lol what dream , a korean team has won worlds every year .
Koreans also take gaming far more seriously than western players, as many of them often aspire to merely have a modest lifestyle and not extravagant things like wanting to be firemen or power rangers. If the west did the same regimen as them (and didn't die from exhaustion), then they too could one day hold a trophy for this game. Until then, NA fans can look forward to other things, like TL's CS:GO roster or the dozens of hearthstone players they send to worlds each year.
Edit: Also, it hasn't just been koreans winning. TPA won one, and fnatic won the first.
The West manages to do well in DOTA though
I remember hearing that TL won a $10m tournament or something off of it, unsure about the other teams as I don't actually follow it. Apparently the win in question was the biggest by the organization and equalled their total revenue across all esports for the past 2 years.
The prize pool was massive around 25mil
There are quite a lot of western teams in top tier in DOTA and still have some old players from the warcraft3 days