good idea to play keel sounds!


btw. u miss a lot of opportunities to trap your opponent on t7 :S guess it may be personal preferance

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1.the way you did enter first mh, why rail? rockets aimed at tele exit would be fine.
2. at 1.15 ur in mh room, while your enemy will obviously be in rg room... why not take jumpad to rail and try to deal easy dmg @ mh[respawn around 1.20?] you would have a 50 bubble to restack and its possible you would take ra
3. around 2.00 you have 300 stack and ra time... yet u decide to go in a open fight instead some sneaky approach @mh
4. after second death - you have exact ra time, and sg... easy camp to deal dmg [this could actually fail hard :D]
5.mega at ~3.00... you enter the room with rail... i would camp and wait for jump sound, catching enemy midair or on mh platform with lg...

etc etc :-)

but as i said: personal preferance of gameplay... i find t7 a map where aggresion really pays off

nothing against hitsu but don't unconditionally do what he recommends (didn't even read his reply), just saying, don't unnecessarily listen to advice from a player who don't really play the game/is good at it =) if cypher gave you a reply like that you could pretty much just go and do what he says without thinking, but even then those things might not work out because your aim and dodging aren't on the level that might be required for such plays!

at 7:30 (youtube timer) you dont have to go agressive on the teleporter. if you keep high ground u can still rail him on gl or when hes escaping by the plasma. in case you miss the rail at gl, his options are still too limited to have any impact on the red/mega, and he cant escape teleporter because hes not stacked enough to fight you (also its horrible attack route :DDD.) unless mega and red are synced, he wont get away with a major item =)

Very good duel analysis, but atomigo makes way too many mistakes, and you miss way too many shots, which in some way evens it out. Still, it would have been better to see a near perfect game (mainly from the opponent) for analytical purposes. One can't count on his opponent making such mistakes.

Imho, it's good to show mistakes from both point of views. I can personally see myself doing the kind of mistakes he did, and I guess it is true for many people. It's not about making a recipe for the perfect game, but rather to understand mistakes and the consequences they cause.

Well, obviously, but in case of the opponent we don't see why he hasn't showed up, what the hell was he doing, etc. We just see that you pick up the item uncontested. I think it's kinda obvious that if you don't go for an item the opponent will take it.
In case of mistakes you make it's alright, because you explain them, you explain why you did them, and what should have been done instead. We don't get the whys from the opponent's point of view.

inb4 nined

pls make the same health sound thing but with tankjr :]]]]

great analysis, as always. good to see you posting more vids

can you not just figure it out?

nope

play sound/player/tankjr/pain25_1.ogg
play sound/player/tankjr/pain50_1.ogg
play sound/player/tankjr/pain75_1.ogg

very much appreciated

That was really good and I wish you'd make more, kind of makes me (1500 or so elo) want to make some of myself :)

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Nice video, really enjoyed listening to your analysis, it was very interesting! :)

Just some things that I personally would have done different. At 0:44 in Overtime. you get the frag to make it 6:4 and then you go over to pick up his rocket to put you to 19 ammo and then moving over to the bouncepad to grab LG ammunition. I would have just rushed to RA as fast as possible, you had almost 3 seconds from when you got the kill to get Red Armour and get out of there if he had the shotgun spawn. This is enough time as it would have taken him about 4 seconds from dying to spawn and attack you with SG. What you did is you spent a lot of time moving around LG area before going to RA, which was no longer necessary by that point.

At 3:12 you hit a rail and stated that you could then rush in. which you didn't entirely do I believe. You went over to the 50hp bubble entrance and tried to hit a pretty tough angle where you would only have been able to pull a frag if the rail hit which would let you move in further. What you could have done instead is - once you hit the rail from LG entrance, you could go behind to LG again to reload your railgun. Then possibly double-back in to the room before or as he jumps for mega using LG or something. Or, if you did go to the 50hp bubble, maybe rush and be more aggressive as he may not have expected it.

at 4:15, be very careful of that rail angle as picking up the 50hp bubble - I think you were but you didn't highlight it :)

At 6:25 you are by the LG and PG ammo boxes (or near enough), this is where you have to make a decision between Red or Mega. What you did is you heard the rockets coming towards the tele-exit and you eventually moved through the tele once the rockets faded away. You looked for a rail angle, but it was a very tough one to hit - then you decided to move over to mega, this gave him a free RA. Instead of going through the teleporter, i would have slowed it down a bit more and waited for him to make a more clear decision on an item. If he dropped for RA you could punish him with a rail from the lower hallway, or if he went to mega you could have gotten a clearer shot from him picking it up there, I feel you lost an opportunity to pay for an item instead of getting one for free.

Over all I think you played a really solid game. You waited to have a certain level of health/armour before making more decisive plays and you didn't take any big risks. I feel that although this was the case, you could show a bit more spontaneous aggression. The tempo of your game was going at a very steady speed, but you didn't really slow it down hugely by sneaking around or trying to set up a few traps between or on items (apart from the trap right at the beginning of the game). You also didn't speed it up massively, which isn't necessarily bad - but I feel you maybe over limited the potential of your aggression by considering the risks a little too much. You seem to be very good at reading your opponent, so try to push this more in to your advantage :)

I'm really looking forward to your next video! I gotta say, the pause while you were analysing the sounds of the enemy were great - definitely worth watching for newer players.

I'd love to hear any feedback on my feedback by anybody - I hope I wasn't too critical.

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oh, and p.s. - all the timestamps I used were for the gameclock, not the video clock

Great video again :)