2010-10-11, 20:28:09
We didn't post the replay of the final game right after the game because we were waiting for the team Old Sluts to decide whether or not they would do a rmk with Dream Team. (it turned out there is no rmk.) But Velo posted the replay anyway, so in the post above you can find the replay of the final game.
Some comments:
Overall it is a very high level btank game. Both teams are composed by good players who looking forward to become the 1st team of the BTT. The replay is definitely worth to watch.
The most impressive for me at early game is Essi vs. lioooooil on top lane. Essi used perfect light tank + 2x basic magic build. The 1st kill is finished by an amazing move. Honestly, I haven't seen lioooooil so "useless" at starting game for long time. I mean, kill much less than death, and cannot even get close to essi's tower. But even so, lioooooil still managed to get heavy tank firstly than Essi (partly because who bought a mech). You can feel this guy is really creeping a lot ... Personally, I think lioooil bought the electro is a good decision pushing, and Essi's match up was not that wise.
The middle lane is also interesting. Sake-AA showed better team play comparing to Old Sluts. I think if you can just add personal skills together, Old Sluts would be higher. But apparently the chemistry of the Sake team was better. Worth to mention, Frenzy (yellow) started with a very aggressive build, 4x basic magic + 1x iron hull on a helicopter. But it didn't work well: like 1 kill but many death. Normally I feel like if someone chooses aggressive build on stage 1 tank, it will take long time to "grow up" if the kills are not enough. Unfortunately Frenzy fell into this case. I didn't feel much support to the team from Frenzy until he got inf. On the other hand, Bennie played outstanding k/d, which keeps the game balanced for long time. (Added: 1 more thing, Althend's guard was a surprise.)
In the middle-late game, Sake-AA played textbook-like cp capture on bottom lane and the middle cp. The timing choosing, the team synchronization, were very impressive. When fighting with a good team, even a small mistake can cause a cp lost, and cannot get it back afterwards.
After the 2 cps captured, Sake-AA kept controlling the game till the end. Old Sluts used some nice breakers and push backs, but they had no chance to get the cps back.
Overall, I gotta say Sake-AA controlled the game all the time. Their kill was always leading. They forced Old Sluts lane players to cover middle, and forced them to build barri, place breaker. Sake-AA took cps and never lost it afterwards, until the end of the game.
This game, once again, proved that they are the best team of the BTT2010, a team who never lost any game during the whole BTT. Congratulations for Sake-AA!
Some comments:
Overall it is a very high level btank game. Both teams are composed by good players who looking forward to become the 1st team of the BTT. The replay is definitely worth to watch.
The most impressive for me at early game is Essi vs. lioooooil on top lane. Essi used perfect light tank + 2x basic magic build. The 1st kill is finished by an amazing move. Honestly, I haven't seen lioooooil so "useless" at starting game for long time. I mean, kill much less than death, and cannot even get close to essi's tower. But even so, lioooooil still managed to get heavy tank firstly than Essi (partly because who bought a mech). You can feel this guy is really creeping a lot ... Personally, I think lioooil bought the electro is a good decision pushing, and Essi's match up was not that wise.
The middle lane is also interesting. Sake-AA showed better team play comparing to Old Sluts. I think if you can just add personal skills together, Old Sluts would be higher. But apparently the chemistry of the Sake team was better. Worth to mention, Frenzy (yellow) started with a very aggressive build, 4x basic magic + 1x iron hull on a helicopter. But it didn't work well: like 1 kill but many death. Normally I feel like if someone chooses aggressive build on stage 1 tank, it will take long time to "grow up" if the kills are not enough. Unfortunately Frenzy fell into this case. I didn't feel much support to the team from Frenzy until he got inf. On the other hand, Bennie played outstanding k/d, which keeps the game balanced for long time. (Added: 1 more thing, Althend's guard was a surprise.)
In the middle-late game, Sake-AA played textbook-like cp capture on bottom lane and the middle cp. The timing choosing, the team synchronization, were very impressive. When fighting with a good team, even a small mistake can cause a cp lost, and cannot get it back afterwards.
After the 2 cps captured, Sake-AA kept controlling the game till the end. Old Sluts used some nice breakers and push backs, but they had no chance to get the cps back.
Overall, I gotta say Sake-AA controlled the game all the time. Their kill was always leading. They forced Old Sluts lane players to cover middle, and forced them to build barri, place breaker. Sake-AA took cps and never lost it afterwards, until the end of the game.
This game, once again, proved that they are the best team of the BTT2010, a team who never lost any game during the whole BTT. Congratulations for Sake-AA!