He ported bottom lane once, but I think that's it.Haha Xboct hasnt gotten 1 chrono off this entire game has he?
Top two (guaranteed winner's bracket and at least 5th/6th place overall) are pretty much wrapped up for EG and VG. The each only need one win with two games remaining to be assured the slots. Even if they lose out, they'll still get a tiebreak.So a lot of stuff is left to decide in terms of who is eliminated or not, like it's still fucking close. I think a bunch of the 7wins teams might still be able to lose but I haven't done the exact permutations to figure out in which case it'd happen, however it's quite possible that teams at 6-9 at the end will play tiebreakers to decide which one is eliminated(not sure on the rules though, it might not be the case if it's based on performance between the teams or just their overall score).
It's gonna be a stressful day tomorrow for these teams, especially since a lot of them will barely make it in and then they'll have to play from the lower bracket with a chance of being elminated right away for shitty money.
Also Alliance has to beat Navi and EG if they want a solid chance at this, so it looks pretty grim for them. Beating one only might get them in tiebreakers depending on results from other teams.
There is actually a bizarro world where 5 teams finish 10-5. Though it does involve Alliance and Arrow winning against the current top-2. Realistically VG is guaranteed top2, EG I think is on the fence, they've looked good but obviously DK is always hard and I still can't bring myself to write off Alliance.6-9 can go into tiebreaker so empire and NAR can still win. Empire beats Arrow, NAR beats Mouz who themselves beat Liquid. That's 3teams at 6-9. If LGD loses to C9, they're 6-9. If Alliance and Fnatic both win and lose 1game each, they're also at 6-9. That gives you Arrow eliminated and 6teams at 6-9. Meaning all 6 teams would have to go into tiebreakers to figure out which one team doesn't get eliminated.
That requires an extreme setup though, but they still have a chance. After that there's still possibilities for some of the 7wins teams to actually tie for the last spots as you said, which means there's still a lot of teams in this.
As for the top, VG and EG are not safe no. If iG wins their 2games and VG loses to iG and Arrow, then iG and VG would be tied at 10-5. VG dropping a game to Arrow is very unlikely though. Other case is if EG drops their 2games tomorrow, they're 10-5 and DK is also 10-5(they play each other). In theory both these cases could happen at the same time, meaning there would be a 4way tie for the top 2 spots, but the VG one is unlikely as I said.
There is actually a bizarro world where 5 teams finish 10-5. Though it does involve Alliance and Arrow winning against the current top-2. Realistically VG is guaranteed top2, EG I think is on the fence, they've looked good but obviously DK is always hard and I still can't bring myself to write off Alliance.6-9 can go into tiebreaker so empire and NAR can still win. Empire beats Arrow, NAR beats Mouz who themselves beat Liquid. That's 3teams at 6-9. If LGD loses to C9, they're 6-9. If Alliance and Fnatic both win and lose 1game each, they're also at 6-9. That gives you Arrow eliminated and 6teams at 6-9. Meaning all 6 teams would have to go into tiebreakers to figure out which one team doesn't get eliminated.
That requires an extreme setup though, but they still have a chance. After that there's still possibilities for some of the 7wins teams to actually tie for the last spots as you said, which means there's still a lot of teams in this.
As for the top, VG and EG are not safe no. If iG wins their 2games and VG loses to iG and Arrow, then iG and VG would be tied at 10-5. VG dropping a game to Arrow is very unlikely though. Other case is if EG drops their 2games tomorrow, they're 10-5 and DK is also 10-5(they play each other). In theory both these cases could happen at the same time, meaning there would be a 4way tie for the top 2 spots, but the VG one is unlikely as I said.
Ah correct forgot to check the 8wins so yeah could be 5. Basically it mostly relies on EG or VG dropping 2games, EG dropping 2 is possible though and if they do they'll have to play against DK again to determine who really is the boss(though if the rules work on a direct record basis, then that'd mean EG would drop to 3 automatically).There is actually a bizarro world where 5 teams finish 10-5. Though it does involve Alliance and Arrow winning against the current top-2. Realistically VG is guaranteed top2, EG I think is on the fence, they've looked good but obviously DK is always hard and I still can't bring myself to write off Alliance.
Right now I'm sure a number of teams are kicking themselves for losing to arrow/mouz/narvi when their competition didn't.
I think its important to remember he's building Drow to maximize the bonus damage for the team as opposed to be the sole carry. That said, I find it puzzling to go butterfly before manta with all the magic damage.EE with the shit build and the shit play on Drow making my bitch look bad as usual. First it was with the pathetic blink builds now this. You deserve better Drow![]()
Also: Qoqjva had the highest GPM EVER on SF at ESL Frankfurt quals. and this last game against Titan to get them into the next round he had the Second highest ever. Guy is just insanely good.
I don't think (hope!) that Ogre Magi is the issue, just the draft as a whole. The last draft they had 3 cores who needed to get off their spells (chrono, eye of storm, split) against doom, orchid qop and bristleback who you don't really want to waste ultis on.Man, Na'vi need to stop drafting Ogre Magi. As fun as he is to play but they get shit on every time they try it.
Xboct earning that (4) this game. Their entire team looks like absolute dogshit