I loved the graviton on the roof with pharah doing barrage. It didn't worked out that well, but it definitely caught them off guard.

This is the first win on stream for NRG with the new roster. :D It's finally good to see them happy for once.

That was a great interview and, indeed, gave a lot of insight on what is really happening with the team. Some things that caught my attention:

*I think it was sad when they were talking about the experience and differences on doing scrims with korean teams saying: "their team work is really good, really good at coordinating plays, they have a lot of set plays, different hero synergies like in coordination with different skills that NA teams and EU teams don't even do."

All of this sounded great and I was really hoping to see how all the experience that NRG/Rogue/Envyus/Reunited gained by playing in all of those tournaments translated when they went back to NA/EU tournaments. I guess some of it, if not all was wasted with this new meta.

*It was also interesting hearing that both Enigma and Numlocked are doing the shot calling. He mentioned that on day 1, no one was listening to numlocked unconditionally and after they started working on that they realized there were some things he wasn't calling that Enigma did. So numlocked is doing calling for the team fights and enigma keeps track of the big picture with ult tracking on the enemy team. Really interesting.

*People were also confused on to why Milo was asked to play Lucio and I was really curious to know if he was asked or he volunteered. It seems it was the latter and he actually dislikes playing Reinhardt. xD

*He also mentioned that since they went back to NA they practiced pretty much wrong comps that even though had a lot of success with top teams on scrims they were useless once everyone started running quad tank comp on day 2 of the the winter premier after everyone saw the success Kingdom had with it.

I mean, the reason they brought clockwork was so he could play Tracer, so enigma could play Zarya and seagull could play dps on Koth. That only lasted for one round. Then seagull went back to zarya, enigma on tracer and clockwork on roadhog.
Don't get me wrong, Seagull did very good Zarya and from his streams he often says he likes playing her, but I don't think that was their initial plan. Both clockwork and enigma played tracer and both Seagull and enigma played zarya on that map. I think it was Flame that pointed out that all those role swaps could have caused problems.

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don't understand why NRG are so conservative with ults, it's like they hold onto it for ten years

The idea was using Hanzo/Pharah ults with Graviton but in both occasions the graviton took forever to charge and got eaten by D.va. Still, I agree and it definitely didn't payed off since they lost a fight when they had 6 ults.

I still can't believe how much Immortals have improve over the past months. Maybe this meta favors them, but it's really impressive. Go Nomy! :D

It seems they did nothing to shut him down. They simply played their usual characters and invented the game: "Who gets to kill shadowburn first?" Brutal.

This post is just...hmmm beautiful. It's truly a masterpiece.

Hopefully NRG can dig out of the tier 2 NA trench now. The Esper > Dummy change was honestly pointless and stupid. They perform exactly the same as they had before. I honestly think this change is good though.

Ok, ok, unpopular opinion. I get it, I get it. I don't know how people compare players when Esper played during the pharah-mercy meta and Dummy played starting the Zen+Discord meta, but it's cool and heey! you tried a nice save on that last sentence. Nice, nice. I like it!!

Edit* Aww man it looks like I hurt one of your feelings, NRG fangays.

Ohh boy, it seems a button was pushed....oopps

I'm just being honest. NRG is tier 2 at best. I'd put them just above Splyce, Selfless, Tempo Storm and Faze right now.

Ok, now we entered the: "you don't like my opinion? fuck you then, you suck, they suck, I don't even care, you guys suck." zone.

They honestly shouldn't have even been invited to the Korean tournament.

More words and more "truths" being told. I like it, I like it. Full rage mode at this point. Nice, nice.

P.S. Seagull is not the best genji in the world, infact he's not even top 3. Cry more fangays

I love the use of the P.S.!!! I wonder if you stop for a moment to see if there was anything else to: "end this roast" Finally a farewell using the word "fangays" again. Like saying: "yeaaaa, I got them!" I loved it!

Beautiful.

Anyways. I'm sad to see Gods and Pookz go. Wasn't expecting this, especially since they are in the middle of a tournament. Hope everything turns good for all.
Edit: Also I thought they were doing ok even after losing against Lunatic Hai. I mean, both Rogue and NRG had been constantly in scrims with Korean Teams which maybe it's not invaluable experience, but it's a nice advantage at this point.