GG's.

We had pretty calm voice for once and teamplay worked good except for some chaotic moments on dm2, hehe..

Was really nice that we got around to play this game this night. 3 games on a Sunday would probably be too much for our own good, even for the most resilient of us.

Think our DM3 was really solid. Never let go of that RA. Could perhaps pressured YA even some more, but they're skilled players so never was really comfortable by attacking there unless super stacked.

I finally got some flow in my DM2 game again, which was nice. Dimman also did some good runs to low at crucial points, which sealed the deal. I totally splatted Blaze with my quad rl at secret at one point, but other than that I felt I did good runs and played one of my better DM2s as of late.

GL with the remaining games, SR2!

SR2 will have to squeeze out that little extra in the playoffs if they want to win a few maps in their quarterfinal. They have been close vs the top5 clans a few times.

Nice memories you have Rikoll :D In _fact_, I stole third pent, secured RA for us and after that we had two guys with weapons and red. But that would've been too nice, so Kloze went and overcommitted for no reason at rl and got flooded down and then superhero niomic took the next quad and planted it into the high-bridge with a rocket. We got the pack, but that just about sealed the deal.

On dm2 we had _plenty_ of chances to do all kinds of good stuff, but we over reached once again and fucked things up. I still have to commend Rikoll's play in the first 10 minutes, because without his moves, our fuckups would probably have gone unpunished.

Maybe we shoulda picked e1m2? That was a lot more even in prac after eql game, although so were the pracs on dm3 and dm2 as well.

Having watched the demos, I'm just sad. We had all the possibilities to make the rounds at least decent, but just couldn't. I know a lot of the teams, at least below SR1, make a lot of mistakes during games. We just made a few too many to remain relevant in the games.

It is also telling that I managed to kill 14 rockets on dm2 and yet only ran two quads and got 40 frags. A big part of that was two crucial mistakes. Coming to quad superstacked, but 1 second late -> greeted by rocket and dying in secret (which I always whine about as a spec :). At least no pack from either situation.

Sorry if I forgot some details :D. And now that you mention it I recall losing one pent and that I had to pull off some weird RL-jump to escape from enemy pent when he got it. The e1m2 prac afterwards was quite close, indeed, so maybe that would have been a better choice for you.

Well I'm having a hard time believing that only a couple of mistakes were the difference factor between win and loss in a 300-89 game, as of regards dm3 ofc.

dimman, a couple of mistakes at the wrong time can certainly make the difference. I'm not implying that we would have won, I never said that. I'm saying that on both maps we had the keys to make the games meaningful and tighter, but managed to fuck them up all by ourselves (more on dm3, dm2 kudos to rikoll). And especially for a clan as bad on dm3 as we are, we really need to make the most of it when we can disrupt the enemy and get some control. We didn't, you took it back and raped hard the rest of the round.

Just to make it clear, the score was like 170-50 with 9 minutes to go and we had just taken out all of your weapons and had two stacked and our boomstick guys were getting ra/ya's. I'm quite confident that we could've reached well over 100 frags if we didn't fuck up and ofc your frag count wouldn't have been so devastating as in the end.