The Chinese team took the map over from there.
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XinQ was spectacular on Mirana, scoring 23-assists.īut LGD were playing to win, taking a full team wipe on EG at the 20-minute mark which put a big dent in that small lead. (A bit of an amusing switch considering Arteezy’s prescience on Naga in the past and Ame’s penchant for TB.)īut it was really the support choices that pushed LGD over the line in this game. Even building themselves a 3k lead in the gold.Īrteezy had taken the Terrorblade on this map, while Ame was running Naga Siren. Still, EG managed to get some value out of the lanes. LGD took out first blood just before 4-minutes on our third map, with Zhang “Faith_bian” Ruida’s Axe bringing down EG’s Captain, Tal “Fly” Aizik. With two games under the Chinese team’s belt, everything was on the line for EG as we moved on to Game 3. LGD snatched the second map back from Evil Geniuses with a spectacular turnaround. Heedless of the danger that an aegis could spell, LGD pushed up the mid, taking the T2 and T3 towers and the barracks out. But a freshly spawned double damage rune for DP spelled trouble for EG’s defensive line. By the time the game passed the 30-minute mark, Ame was looking fat on his Terrorblade and NothingToSay’s Death Prophet was about to become a big problem for EG too.Īt 41-minutes EG managed a successful Roshan attempt, taking the aegis for Abed’s Storm Spirit. But their draft had a lot of holdouts, with y` on Enchantress and Zhao “XinQ” Zixing running Shadow Shaman. It looked like they were going to give LGD a taste of their own medicine.īut the Chinese team showed discipline, holding out admirably until the late game. He managed to set up more than a few kills for his team in the early game.ĮG had 12-kills on the board by 10-minutes and a 3.5k lead in the gold. (Something which has been necessary for poor Arteezy thanks to the rash of clifteezys inflicted upon him at this event.) Andreas “Cr1t-” Nielsen also had a better time in Game 2 on his Earth Spirit. He picked up his BKB by the 17-minute mark, giving himself plenty of escape options.
It was a Nature’s Prophet pick again for Artour “Arteezy” Babaev, and he managed a better performance on the hero this map. LGD closed the game with a 24-kill lead, with the final score 30-6 when GG was called. The final K/D/A for Ame was 11/0/10, while NothingToSay went 12/0/11.īut the supports weren’t sloppy either, Zhang “y`” Yiping scored 22-assists this game, while also netting 3-kills of his own. What’s worse, EG didn’t manage a single pickoff on either of them. And NothingToSay managed to pick up his BKB by the 19-minute mark. Ame’s decision to pick up a Blink dagger ahead of his BKB gave the team plenty of opportunities to force skirmishes out on the side of EG. Once they picked up momentum, there was nothing LGD could do to stop them as the Chinese team snowballed toward a fast win.Īme and NothingToSay were absolutely indomitable over the 33-minutes of Game 1. But then a skirmish around the 12-minute mark in the mid lane gave Ame a double kill and helped LGD cement their lead coming out of the lanes. Things started off slowly, with first blood finally drawn just past 6-minutes. The team picked Axe for carry Wang “Ame” Chunyu, while Cheng “NothingToSay” Jin Xiang took Razor in the mid. While EG didn’t draft a bad line-up with Abed “Abed” Yusop on Lina and a Timbersaw for Daryl Koh “iceiceice” Pei Xiang, PSG.LGD’s draft was undeniably stronger.
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Our first map of the series saw PSG.LGD deliver a crushing defeat to Evil Geniuses. We break down all the biggest and best moments from our thrilling Grand Final series. The stage was set for a battle between two of the world’s top Dota 2 teams, and only one would come out victorious on the other side of the Bo5. After 11 action-packed days, PSG.LGD and Evil Geniuses were our last teams standing at the AniMajor. We’ve found the legend in Kyiv – PSG.LGD are our AniMajor champions!
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