Viciously Delicious vs. Underground (6/22/2013)

can i be the first to say:

/cast [@mouseover,exists] Roar of Sacrifice

not trolling but honestly that is the hardest part to watch
 
Karmaz said:
can i be the first to say:

/cast [@mouseover,exists] Roar of Sacrifice

not trolling but honestly that is the hardest part to watch
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this, such an amazing ability and i didnt see it used once? :S
 
Eliot said:
Refer to OP.
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I honestly don't even know what to say, it isn't even bound. No one on your team asked for sac or said anything about it? Not even Darfs?

Watched the rest of it, was kind of painful to be perfectly honest. From Riptide being up and unused 50% of the time to Psyfiend never being sheared, was hoping for more...

P.S. When your FC ranged his own healer/team near the end of the last game, that should have ended in a loss. That "win" was by a hair, nothing more.
 
Karmaz said:
I honestly don't even know what to say, it isn't even bound. No one on your team asked for sac or said anything about it? Not even Darfs?

Watched the rest of it, was kind of painful to be perfectly honest. From Riptide being up and unused 50% of the time to Psyfiend never being sheared, was hoping for more...

P.S. When your FC ranged his own healer/team near the end of the last game, that should have ended in a loss. That "win" was by a hair, nothing more.
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V Thanks for the view.
 
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Shockz said:
I think you should stop talking and save it for another post, thanks, much appreciated. Premades are steps in the right direction, not for someone to have a "good time" on a post and bicker like a child on how bad someones play was.
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at least he's being constructive and giving realistic, quality advice. granted he said thinks like "painful to watch" but that really isn't even offensive at all.
 
Fxc said:
at least he's being constructive and giving realistic, quality advice. granted he said thinks like "painful to watch" but that really isn't even offensive at all.
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The advice is indeed quality, it's easy to pick apart someone's play when watching a video. As I said I played hunter all of a couple games and was nowhere near "premade ready".
 
Fxc said:
at least he's being constructive and giving realistic, quality advice. granted he said thinks like "painful to watch" but that really isn't even offensive at all.
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Guess i was in the moment, just like defending people when all people have to say is the negative.
 
Karmaz said:
I honestly don't even know what to say, it isn't even bound. No one on your team asked for sac or said anything about it? Not even Darfs?

Watched the rest of it, was kind of painful to be perfectly honest. From Riptide being up and unused 50% of the time to Psyfiend never being sheared, was hoping for more...

P.S. When your FC ranged his own healer/team near the end of the last game, that should have ended in a loss. That "win" was by a hair, nothing more.
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Firstly, I use sac all the time. I used it almost every time it wasn't on CD on either someone who took heavy damage or on myself if I was going to overextend a little. And what do you mean "Not even Darfs". I don't need to call out who I'm saccing. If someone is taking damage they announce it so healers can focus them and I can focus my sac (if its available).

Also, at the very end we knew how much time was left so we decided to go down GY and cc the enemy team as best as we could to just buy time. So that "win" was planned. It may have seemed like we won by just "a hair" but we had it in the bag.
 
Shockz said:
I think you should stop talking and save it for another post, thanks, much appreciated. Premades are steps in the right direction, not for someone to have a "good time" on a post and bicker like a child on how bad someones play was.
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A problem exists. The problem continues to exist either through ignorance or ignoring it.

Hopefully the person is just ignorant to it as this is much easier to deal with.

One of the only ways to insure acknowledgement of a problem has been reached is by stating it.

The only way for someone to get better is to realize the existence of a problem and to figure out a way to remedy it.


I do not particularly enjoy commenting on how "bad" someone's play is, although I do it quite frequently. It irritates me to watch people who have been playing for such a long period of time stagnate and cease to improve at already subpar standards especially when they are held as "figureheads" of the bracket. It only puts less than adequate play on a pedestal which further perpetuates the average individual skill level of players in this bracket as their perception of "Great" is vastly lower than it should be. This is something that I find very concerning and although it may come across as egotistical remarks, I assure you that it is constructed very logically and for good reason.

Stop trying to defend people from pain, pain is a part of life and it is very important to learn how to deal with it constructively. Whether you realize and/or are willing to admit it, the only one's being hurt by your indirect actions, are them.
 
Karmaz said:
P.S. When your FC ranged his own healer/team near the end of the last game, that should have ended in a loss.
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It's like they put things like Lay on Hands, 30% increased pally speed and Divine Shield in game just to prove you wrong. Send an email to Blizz and maybe they'll take the win off our statistics rofl.
 
Karmaz said:
A problem exists. The problem continues to exist either through ignorance or ignoring it.

Hopefully the person is just ignorant to it as this is much easier to deal with.

One of the only ways to insure acknowledgement of a problem has been reached is by stating it.

The only way for someone to get better is to realize the existence of a problem and to figure out a way to remedy it.


I do not particularly enjoy commenting on how "bad" someone's play is, although I do it quite frequently. It irritates me to watch people who have been playing for such a long period of time stagnate and cease to improve at already subpar standards especially when they are held as "figureheads" of the bracket. It only puts less than adequate play on a pedestal which further perpetuates the average individual skill level of players in this bracket as their perception of "Great" is vastly lower than it should be. This is something that I find very concerning and although it may come across as egotistical remarks, I assure you that it is constructed very logically and for good reason.

Stop trying to defend people from pain, pain is a part of life and it is very important to learn how to deal with it constructively. Whether you realize and/or are willing to admit it, the only one's being hurt by your indirect actions, are them.
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That's deep.
 
Forhealz said:
Firstly, I use sac all the time. I used it almost every time it wasn't on CD on either someone who took heavy damage or on myself if I was going to overextend a little. And what do you mean "Not even Darfs". I don't need to call out who I'm saccing. If someone is taking damage they announce it so healers can focus them and I can focus my sac (if its available).

Also, at the very end we knew how much time was left so we decided to go down GY and cc the enemy team as best as we could to just buy time. So that "win" was planned. It may have seemed like we won by just "a hair" but we had it in the bag.
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Assuming this is Darf:

What I meant by "Not even Darfs" was I found it odd you didn't ask Elliot if he was sacing or who he was sacing (which could spring the question from Elliot as to what Sac is and its' importance)

I did not mean for it to be interpreted as me calling you (Darfs) out on not sacing as I have played with you and know that you do indeed Sac.

On the end of the game, it would have been preferable to go back into the hordes base rather than into mid. Not only can choke points be utilized but there is vast amounts of LoS that can be used rather than letting Boomkins and Ele Shams freecast into the FC and making CCing healers or players of interest a cakewalk (ezpz). I understand that there might have been a reasoning as to why you chose to go into mid, but I assure you that there were and are better alternatives.

Although it may have worked for you in this game -- and yes you did manage to squeak out a victory -- It may not work for you again in the future. Please do not say that you had it in the bag, I guarantee that the vast majority of the good players left in this bracket will attest to what I have stated. That victory was won by just a hair, nothing more.
 
Heh
 
Myrm said:
It's like they put things like Lay on Hands, 30% increased pally speed and Divine Shield in game just to prove you wrong. Send an email to Blizz and maybe they'll take the win off our statistics rofl.
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The win is really irrelevant, it has more to do with the principle of unnecessary cooldown usage. Congratulation you can press your buttons, but at the end of the day everyone on your team (some more than others) put themselves in a position that they need not be in.
 
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