Japan looks so weak compared to previous years I honestly think they'll place 5th-8th.
At least we get to see Reimus RSI plays- yogurt - wrote:
Japan looks so weak compared to previous years I honestly think they'll place 5th-8th.
Xilver, Natalia, Axarious, Ritzeh, Seouless, 0120, Zodiaack, [Toy]That's a pretty scary roster. Probably the best one the USA has made out of any year so far. Such a shame SG picked this year to hang it up.
I think that would be too much for them.- yogurt - wrote:
Japan looks so weak compared to previous years I honestly think they'll place 5th-8th.
Where is kablaze though?Xayne wrote:
That's a pretty scary roster. Probably the best one the USA has made out of any year so far. Such a shame SG picked this year to hang it up.
At least there's Mercurius, OhAHO and Poruteri. Top3 will probably be Poland, China and USA/Korea, based on lineups that have been confirmed. Germany has a potential to have a really good team again too.Neko Sanae wrote:
I think that would be too much for them.
Roro Rosset, Super Arrow, and two 3k players? wtf?
Tbh Polish team is so stacked I don't see us not winning the whole thing. Our year boys.What a nonsense, let them play the game first please.
When did you become Mexican lol now Mexico team looks scaryKevEz wrote:
Dont forget Mexico guys
Same bullshit different year. Something to do with him breaking a rule 16 years ago.- yogurt - wrote:
Where is kablaze though?Xayne wrote:
That's a pretty scary roster. Probably the best one the USA has made out of any year so far. Such a shame SG picked this year to hang it up.
second this, looks really bad when their names are very long alsoCXu wrote:
Oh yeah.
Maybe this has already been addressed since I don't follow the spectator client at all, but it would be nice if we could get rid of those ugly yellow names that covers up parts of the gameplay, and integrate player names into the actual design itself. Those names really feel out of place in an otherwise pretty nice looking design. Misses can be indicated by a red box or something around the player's square or something.
This would be nice. Some of the names, if they are long, block out the score and acc. Relocating it would be nice.CXu wrote:
Oh yeah.
Maybe this has already been addressed since I don't follow the spectator client at all, but it would be nice if we could get rid of those ugly yellow names that covers up parts of the gameplay, and integrate player names into the actual design itself. Those names really feel out of place in an otherwise pretty nice looking design. Misses can be indicated by a red box or something around the player's square or something.
Krah wrote:
Gonna quote it because some couldn't read.Krah wrote:
Stop bringing your issues here.
If you think you have been spoiled and want to know the reason for what a player isn't allowed to play, he is free, as stated again and again, to send a mail to tournaments@ppy.sh
Krah wrote:
Gonna quote it because some couldn't read.Krah wrote:
Stop bringing your issues here.
If you think you have been spoiled and want to know the reason for what a player isn't allowed to play, he is free, as stated again and again, to send a mail to tournaments@ppy.sh
Cleaned the thread a bit. Don't force me to do it again or silences will surely come with it.
People Lie
busy with lifew4ts wrote:
where is rrtyui !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1 month supporter for 3rd place never forget OWC 2011AmaiHachimitsu wrote:
1 Month supporter for 3rd place never forget OWC 2013
Loctav wrote:
We are planning with one mappool for both weeks.
Taiwan is strong, but I'd say the US has a better roster than any of the other countries you mentioned. Japan is more than likely going to be mediocre. At the very bare minimum, the US has the 4th best roster so far. Outside of Poland and Taiwan, you'd be hard pressed to find a better 4 than Axarious, Xilver, Kitteh, and Toy in my opinion.Rori Vidi Veni wrote:
IMO team USA may not even be top seed depending on Austria's team. There are many teams people overlook like Taiwan, UK, Germany and South Korea. Heck, I'd say even the current Japanese roster looks more promising than US'.
Pretty much this. Just by statistics, they're clearly looking like a fan-favorite somewhat and they've been rapidly improving as well. I wouldn't be surprised if I saw them in top 4.Xayne wrote:
Taiwan is strong, but I'd say the US has a better roster than any of the other countries you mentioned. Japan is more than likely going to be mediocre. At the very bare minimum, the US has the 4th best roster so far. Outside of Poland and Taiwan, you'd be hard pressed to find a better 4 than Axarious, Xilver, Kitteh, and Toy in my opinion.Rori Vidi Veni wrote:
IMO team USA may not even be top seed depending on Austria's team. There are many teams people overlook like Taiwan, UK, Germany and South Korea. Heck, I'd say even the current Japanese roster looks more promising than US'.
Is Toy actually going to be able to play though? Also, don't forget Ritzeh, he's very consistent and did great in the NAT.Xayne wrote:
Taiwan is strong, but I'd say the US has a better roster than any of the other countries you mentioned. Japan is more than likely going to be mediocre. At the very bare minimum, the US has the 4th best roster so far. Outside of Poland and Taiwan, you'd be hard pressed to find a better 4 than Axarious, Xilver, Kitteh, and Toy in my opinion.Rori Vidi Veni wrote:
IMO team USA may not even be top seed depending on Austria's team. There are many teams people overlook like Taiwan, UK, Germany and South Korea. Heck, I'd say even the current Japanese roster looks more promising than US'.
Xilver confirmed on his stream last night that Toy would be available to play when the tournament rolls around.NixXSkate wrote:
Is Toy actually going to be able to play though? Also, don't forget Ritzeh, he's very consistent and did great in the NAT.Xayne wrote:
Taiwan is strong, but I'd say the US has a better roster than any of the other countries you mentioned. Japan is more than likely going to be mediocre. At the very bare minimum, the US has the 4th best roster so far. Outside of Poland and Taiwan, you'd be hard pressed to find a better 4 than Axarious, Xilver, Kitteh, and Toy in my opinion.
Shots fired??Meowt3dCheeze wrote:
No love for the two teams from Down Under We will wreck NA like how they wrecked their economy :^)
Memories of OWC 2013... Back then, that was amazingly done.Gigo wrote:
Several observations I'd like to make:
1. The Netherlands has as close to an optimal roster as they can get. We can expect a strong performance from them.
2. Argentina's team is (in my opinion) going to be hurt by the absence of players such as Glazbom and Salvage.
3. Taiwan's team should, under no circumstances, be scoffed at. Some people said they won't be able to compete with Poland and the US in this OWC... I'm gonna call bullshit on that one! They have their Holy Trinity (Rucker, SnowWhite and Small K) and their other players are extremely experienced as well.
There are 8 teams, whose rosters have not been revealed yet, but Austria's team should also be really strong (provided we don't see any surprise absence from it).
I still don't think this tournament will be as good as OWC 2013 (of which I have very fond memories), but I am hoping for some tough competition and great matches.