Kyon returns
Hi, sorry wasnt there to see the dilah match so i dont know about how demoralized the team is. However, judging by the times I've played with you all, I do agree on some points Raven made. Losses are demoralizing I'm sure, and its harder still if its a one sided loss. Adi and Jon especially normally beat themselves up over it, but to be honest, I've never seen a game where you guys don't try your best, so there's no point beating yourself up about it if you tried your best. To err is human, to forgive is divine, so dont beat yourself up over it. Learn from the game and become better.
Viper is an awesome hero tbh, but he's mainly to gank hard. Without the correct supporting heroes, Viper falls behind really quickly, and he's better with single stun heroes to help chain slow a victim for the carry.
I actually think the ITB players are quite good. They showed excellent teamwork but a lack of experience doomed them. The fact that they didnt understand banning was kinda disappointing but I dont consider them an easy win. A one sided game is also a way to see how you execute teamwork in an ideal situation so all games are important imo.
In conclusion, I'd like to tell whoever is demoralized by the loss that you cant help being a new team. There are growing pains to become a great team, so pay your dues, den own them back once you're better. While Dota is a team game about control, its also a mind game with yourself. Losing the mind game will doom you before you actually lose. It would help if you absorb some of our resident happy-go-lucky, optimistic nub Inge-Selin's positive attitude to things. Oi, nub. Hope you're reading this. Team leaders should be saying this in writing instead of the disconnected advisor. :P
Viper is an awesome hero tbh, but he's mainly to gank hard. Without the correct supporting heroes, Viper falls behind really quickly, and he's better with single stun heroes to help chain slow a victim for the carry.
I actually think the ITB players are quite good. They showed excellent teamwork but a lack of experience doomed them. The fact that they didnt understand banning was kinda disappointing but I dont consider them an easy win. A one sided game is also a way to see how you execute teamwork in an ideal situation so all games are important imo.
In conclusion, I'd like to tell whoever is demoralized by the loss that you cant help being a new team. There are growing pains to become a great team, so pay your dues, den own them back once you're better. While Dota is a team game about control, its also a mind game with yourself. Losing the mind game will doom you before you actually lose. It would help if you absorb some of our resident happy-go-lucky, optimistic nub Inge-Selin's positive attitude to things. Oi, nub. Hope you're reading this. Team leaders should be saying this in writing instead of the disconnected advisor. :P
Kel... ur r our advisor but not disconnected. always waiting for ur return with open arms, warm hugs...wtf am i talking?!? sound lyk gay!!! hahaha. but the waiting for ur return is serious dude. . .serious!
Posted by
Anonymous |
October 30, 2008 at 5:12 AM
thansk for saying it out for me man..coz i dunno how to put those into words!! glad to be part of the team! ^^
Posted by
Adib |
October 30, 2008 at 8:39 PM