Shanghai was lowkey so good for CN

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Maybe helped them get better a lot cuz maybe they can scrim better teams

shanghai was a wake up call it think. especially on home ground. Also i think a lot of CN teams got to scrim world class teams and for the first time they probably realized how behind they were.

made them all lock in fr

definitely a wakeup call for a team like EDG
and def a good opportunity for CN teams to scrim teams

it was a good source of practice for all of them and made them really motivated to get better. literally EVERY CN team improved in split 2 & they're hungry for more

fr, ppl clowned on EDG’s performance there but they had a very good reason for why their performance at shanghai was bad, yet everyone just ignored it.

merciless-pity8989-89 [#7]

fr, ppl clowned on EDG’s performance there but they had a very good reason for why their performance at shanghai was bad, yet everyone just ignored it.

What was the reason

merciless-pity8989-89 [#7]

fr, ppl clowned on EDG’s performance there but they had a very good reason for why their performance at shanghai was bad, yet everyone just ignored it.

a specific coach.

not to dog on after. without EDG would never exist but he just didnt suit where they needed to go

They realized they had to lock the fuck in, respect

merciless-pity8989-89 [#7]

fr, ppl clowned on EDG’s performance there but they had a very good reason for why their performance at shanghai was bad, yet everyone just ignored it.

what was the reason? Not trying to be toxic, just out of the loop.

Them getting to scrim with all the top teams is really vital there. That helps minimize the year gap they had noticeably

shesh_ [#11]

what was the reason? Not trying to be toxic, just out of the loop.

he basically talked about the fact that the gap between EDG and most of the other cn teams is so big that that they don’t know if certain strats, comps or playstyles actually work bc they can just be skill diffing the other teams and beat them anyways