Viertelfinale, 23.09.2013 21:00 CEST - Cloud 9 vs Fnatic
Ich freu mich wie ein Schulkind auf die Quarters morgen und da darf auch ein kleiner Pick nicht fehlen:
Um 21:00 Uhr spielt Nord-Amerika First Seed Team (Cloud 9) gegen Europas First Seed Team (Fnatic).
Fnatic musste auf Grund der schlechten Ergebnisse von Europas All-Stars durch die Gruppenphase und konnte in dieser nach einem schwachen Game am Anfang sehr überzeugen. Die Siege gegen Gambit sowie Ozone waren dabei sehr beeindruckend. Das Fnatic on Fire & in Topform ist ist also schonmal klar.
Cloud 9 hingegen wird morgen das erste Wolrd-Championship Game spielen, nachdem sie in Nordamerika teilweise unterfordert schienen.
Meteos (Jungler von C9) sagte in einem Interview, dass sie die Tage bereits gegen Fnatic gescrimmt haben und dabei auch die Oberhand hatte. Allerdings sagte er zeitgleich, dass Fnatic nicht ihr volles Potenzial ausspielten.
C9 sowie Fnatic sind jeweils die Hoffnungsträger der beiden Regionen, sodass das Spiel hier mit besonderer Spannung erwartet wird. Ich allerdings empfinde die europäische Szene stärker als die nordamerikanische. In Amerika konnte C9 ihr Spiel aufziehen, bei dem Sie ihr starkes Objectiv-orientiertes Early-Game in einen Advantage umwandelten, den Sie dann mit guten Teamfights ausbauten. Viele Kills/Deaths gab es dabei nicht. Ich wage allerdings zu bezweifeln, dass Sie dieses Spiel auch morgen aufziehen können.
Passend hierzu auch einmal einen Jungler-Rundown von St.Vicious (Jungler Curse):
"And then we have Cloud 9. So Meteos basically has the playstyle I had at Hanover and heading into Korea, when I left for Korea about a year ago. So Meteos has my exact playstyle that I had a year ago. So it's actually so funny, because he's so behind in the meta that he's ahead. Because that current playstyle works very well when your lanes are winning, it works so well. And I'll give you a prime example...or not even winning, when you have lanes that will always go even or better, then that playstyle is the perfect playstyle and will always work. And because when I was on CLG, Hotshot would always go at least even, like he'd always go even just because he would cheese the lane out so hard. He played like Cho'gath, like Malphite, like stuff that's really cheesy and you can't kill it, it's always going to farm, it's always going to go even. And then jiji would always go even or better with the other laners. And then bottom lane we had Chauster and Doublelift who were arguably one of the best bottom lanes in the world at the time. So just because I had three lanes that could always go even, and basically what I did as a jungler would not affect the game that much, I was like okay since the early game is not being affected by me and the ganks aren't really that important, I would just farm so fucking hard it was disgusting. And I would get ganks in...I would only gank when it's 100% potential of kill. And that playstyle works amazing if you have lanes that can all go even. Like Balls and Hai and Sneaky & Lemonnation, always go even in their lanes or better.
And you can see in the games where Cloud 9 lost to Vulcun, it's because the lanes did not go even and then Vulcun snowballed their lead off of it. And this is going to be the real problem when this jungler playstyle leading into teams like, and I'm going to give you prime examples, Ozone and Telecom T1, who have junglers that will gank not just to get the kill, they don't give a fuck about the kill. Like if they get the kill, they're like sweet we got the kill, but they will gank the fuck out of the lane just to pressure the hell out of it. And if that is the case when it turns into like a 2v1 in a lane and your jungler is nowhere to be found because they're too busy farming, then your team will get run over instantly. And that's me personally, that's why I feel like Cloud 9 will have a really hard time adapting to international, kind of like, this playstyle of Ozone and T1 and OMG. Like OMG also has a really heavy, gank heavy, really objective based, put pressure on you, gank style. Like they like to roam a lot, they put so much early game pressure to where that type of farming heavy playstyle just doesn't work."
Dem kann ich übereinstimmen, ich sehe hier Mit Xpeke & Soaz extrem starke 1 vs 1 Laner und mit Cyanide einen extrem guten Jungler, die dem Cloud 9 Gameplay mächtig Probleme bereiten werden. Auch Fnatics BotLane um Puszu und Yellowstar scheint stark verbessert und spielt hier großartige Games.
Für Mich morgen also Fnatic @1.97 3/10
Ich freu mich wie ein Schulkind auf die Quarters morgen und da darf auch ein kleiner Pick nicht fehlen:
Um 21:00 Uhr spielt Nord-Amerika First Seed Team (Cloud 9) gegen Europas First Seed Team (Fnatic).
Fnatic musste auf Grund der schlechten Ergebnisse von Europas All-Stars durch die Gruppenphase und konnte in dieser nach einem schwachen Game am Anfang sehr überzeugen. Die Siege gegen Gambit sowie Ozone waren dabei sehr beeindruckend. Das Fnatic on Fire & in Topform ist ist also schonmal klar.
Cloud 9 hingegen wird morgen das erste Wolrd-Championship Game spielen, nachdem sie in Nordamerika teilweise unterfordert schienen.
Meteos (Jungler von C9) sagte in einem Interview, dass sie die Tage bereits gegen Fnatic gescrimmt haben und dabei auch die Oberhand hatte. Allerdings sagte er zeitgleich, dass Fnatic nicht ihr volles Potenzial ausspielten.
C9 sowie Fnatic sind jeweils die Hoffnungsträger der beiden Regionen, sodass das Spiel hier mit besonderer Spannung erwartet wird. Ich allerdings empfinde die europäische Szene stärker als die nordamerikanische. In Amerika konnte C9 ihr Spiel aufziehen, bei dem Sie ihr starkes Objectiv-orientiertes Early-Game in einen Advantage umwandelten, den Sie dann mit guten Teamfights ausbauten. Viele Kills/Deaths gab es dabei nicht. Ich wage allerdings zu bezweifeln, dass Sie dieses Spiel auch morgen aufziehen können.
Passend hierzu auch einmal einen Jungler-Rundown von St.Vicious (Jungler Curse):
"And then we have Cloud 9. So Meteos basically has the playstyle I had at Hanover and heading into Korea, when I left for Korea about a year ago. So Meteos has my exact playstyle that I had a year ago. So it's actually so funny, because he's so behind in the meta that he's ahead. Because that current playstyle works very well when your lanes are winning, it works so well. And I'll give you a prime example...or not even winning, when you have lanes that will always go even or better, then that playstyle is the perfect playstyle and will always work. And because when I was on CLG, Hotshot would always go at least even, like he'd always go even just because he would cheese the lane out so hard. He played like Cho'gath, like Malphite, like stuff that's really cheesy and you can't kill it, it's always going to farm, it's always going to go even. And then jiji would always go even or better with the other laners. And then bottom lane we had Chauster and Doublelift who were arguably one of the best bottom lanes in the world at the time. So just because I had three lanes that could always go even, and basically what I did as a jungler would not affect the game that much, I was like okay since the early game is not being affected by me and the ganks aren't really that important, I would just farm so fucking hard it was disgusting. And I would get ganks in...I would only gank when it's 100% potential of kill. And that playstyle works amazing if you have lanes that can all go even. Like Balls and Hai and Sneaky & Lemonnation, always go even in their lanes or better.
And you can see in the games where Cloud 9 lost to Vulcun, it's because the lanes did not go even and then Vulcun snowballed their lead off of it. And this is going to be the real problem when this jungler playstyle leading into teams like, and I'm going to give you prime examples, Ozone and Telecom T1, who have junglers that will gank not just to get the kill, they don't give a fuck about the kill. Like if they get the kill, they're like sweet we got the kill, but they will gank the fuck out of the lane just to pressure the hell out of it. And if that is the case when it turns into like a 2v1 in a lane and your jungler is nowhere to be found because they're too busy farming, then your team will get run over instantly. And that's me personally, that's why I feel like Cloud 9 will have a really hard time adapting to international, kind of like, this playstyle of Ozone and T1 and OMG. Like OMG also has a really heavy, gank heavy, really objective based, put pressure on you, gank style. Like they like to roam a lot, they put so much early game pressure to where that type of farming heavy playstyle just doesn't work."
Dem kann ich übereinstimmen, ich sehe hier Mit Xpeke & Soaz extrem starke 1 vs 1 Laner und mit Cyanide einen extrem guten Jungler, die dem Cloud 9 Gameplay mächtig Probleme bereiten werden. Auch Fnatics BotLane um Puszu und Yellowstar scheint stark verbessert und spielt hier großartige Games.
Für Mich morgen also Fnatic @1.97 3/10
Chance aber auch hier klar vorhanden!
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