[Monster] Mercules: "I started playing seriously on UMG in Advanced Warfare. I just played a lot of 1v1s trying to learn the game on my own and get a feel for it. I don’t think it’s influenced [my playstyle], but it definitely helps with your situationals in S&D, and just reading the map, I’d say."
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Hungrybox on winning CEO: "Funny things is, when you're using an unfamiliar controller, you have to take less risks because your muscle memory is not going to be able to do swaggy stuff. So by default I started playing campier & more defensively. And that's what worked against Wizzrobe at Genesis."
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Hungrybox: "I'm a content guy in Ultimate now but I have to remember to separate the content mind from the Melee mind. That's why I did so terribly during the pandemic. It wasn't me being washed. I was just content-pilled. I think now, I miss winning. Winning a big tournament is kind of priceless."
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Hungrybox: "I'm a content guy in Ultimate now but I have to remember to separate the content mind from the Melee mind. That's why I did so terribly during the pandemic. It wasn't me being washed. I was just content-pilled. I think now, I miss winning. Winning a big tournament is kind of priceless."
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[Monster] Saberlight: ""Nisha drafting has been amazing. I think he's a very talented Dota player, so when he's drafting he's very smart about the game and makes very good choices. At the moment, we are just rotating the person who takes the job of drafting."
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Saberlight " It feels sad to lose the Watch tab. ... I don't think this is good for the ecosystem."
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[Monster] NertZ: “I feel like every player can learn small details from someone else. ... This is something that personality-wise, you need to understand, even if you want everything. ... Even Twistzz, who has won everything, still has an open mindset that he has brought to the team.”
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[Monster] NertZ: “I feel like every player can learn small details from someone else. ... This is something that personality-wise, you need to understand, even if you want everything. ... Even Twistzz, who has won everything, still has an open mindset that he has brought to the team.”
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[Monster] Nephew: "Honestly, my offline results surprised even myself. I knew I was pretty decent but I feel like my results last year were amazing. Getting second at that supermajor in Singapore really elevated my confidence. I feel like I can beat anyone, I just have to play good on the day."
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[TL.GG] When Hungrybox was inevitable: How Hbox used to rule Melee and finding new peaks
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Nephew: "Traveling to EU and Japan, you notice differences just playing ranked with people. I would say in EU, they take a lot more risk, at least the ranked players. Japan, I feel they focus on playing properly, having perfect anti-airs, checks & combos but they’ll not try and read as heavy."
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Hbox: "When you’re the underdog people get less angry when you win. I want to, like, win one event and then disappear for a few months, so people forget that I won it [laughs]"
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Hbox: "When I was number one, even after I won a major, the Monday I got back from a tournament I'd go to the weekly. We had me, Plup, Mew2King, Wizzrobe, Cobalt, and Gahtzu under one roof. That's probably why I stayed on top for so long before Slippi, I had constant Melee in my fucking veins."
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[TL.GG] TL Coach LohaN: We do practice with the academy team, but there are a lot of comments going around, people think we practice with them every day […] we practice with them maybe once or twice a week. It’s really helpful to develop our game plans and with some anti[strats]"
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[TL.GG] Keiko: [My mom] knows when I do something good, and when I do something bad. Like, when I lose a round, she’ll ask, “Why is [Keiko] doing this?” She’s just saying this round is my fault because I did this, why am I dying here, stuff like that."
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Nazgul closes the gap: Team Liquid’s first big win | A Team Liquid history
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[TL Deep Dives/video essay] Hungrybox: "The reason there's so much disdain for [Puff], is because she goes against the archetype of melee, right? [...] You end up playing a much different game plan against her than you would the rest of the cast. [...] For some people, that really ticks them off.
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[TL Video Essay] Onin: "I was playing [Steve] for hours a day and I was doing so much stuff on accident that just worked. […] I remember having a lot of fun with Steve when I was learning him. That's what I love about Steve so much, he's very expressive. […] He is, in theory, an infinite character."
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