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London Spitfire Coach Bishop Explains How They Won Stage 1 Of OWL

2021-01-08T12:50:24Z

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[/news/london/index.html London] Spitfire are the Overwatch League Stage 1 champions, despite the odds being stacked against them. Not only were they the lowest seed going into the playoffs after losses against the New York Excelsior and Houston Outlaws in week 5, but they also had to contend with being a British [/sport/esports/index.html esports] team, something which many organisations often fail to overcome. Joking aside, Mail Esports caught up with Spitfire's head coach Beoum-jun 'Bishop' Lee to find out exactly how they did it. London Spitfire's head coach Beoum-Jun 'Bishop' Lee helped the team win Stage 1 of the Overwatch League and $100,000 The team won it on Saturday night by beating Houston Outlaws and New York Excelsior, two teams they had previously lost to RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/sport/esports/article-5386911/Overwatch-League-entry-fee-rise-60-million.html A spot for a team in the Overwatch League could cost as much...] [/sport/esports/article-5382077/Overwatch-League-Stage-2-Playoffs-held-Sunday.html Overwatch League Stage 2 Playoffs will probably be on the...] [/sport/esports/article-5348179/Overwatch-Leagues-Uber-reveals-esports-caster-life.html The life of an esports caster: Uber explains how difficult...] [/sport/esports/article-5367227/Overwatch-League-hires-four-new-diverse-broadcast-talent.html The Overwatch League has stepped up its diversity game with...] [/sport/esports/article-5376933/London-Spitfire-vs-New-York-Excelsior-LIVE-Overwatch-League.html London Spitfire 3 - 2 New York Excelsior, RESULT: London...] [/sport/esports/article-5363211/Geguri-joins-Shanghai-Dragons-female-player.html Geguri will reportedly become the Overwatch League's first...] Share this article Share 'Stage 1 has definitely been quite the experience,' said Bishop. 'I think the team came a long way from the beginning when we had two rosters that hadn't worked together before. 'It was a struggle having them come together and play. In terms of that, I think our team grew the most out of any other team.' London Spitfire's large 12 man roster is mostly comprised of the former players of two teams: GC Busan and Kongdoo Panthera. Cloud9 brought both sets of players into the fold when the team was announced in November, and at the time it was unclear who from each team would be selected for the main roster, as both were very successful with excellent players. As Stage 1 of the Overwatch League progressed, they quickly found the core six. The team to start most matches was generally Profit, Birdring, Gesture, Fury, Bdosin, and NUS. There were substitutions to be made for certain situations though, and those decisions were made by the coaching staff: Bishop along with Chang-geun 'changgoon' Park and Jeong-min 'Jfeel' Kim. The London Spitfire coaching staff has a lot of decisions to make because they have one of the biggest rosters in the league 'When it comes down to choosing what roster we're going to use on each map, it's based on scrims,' said Bishop. 'We have an abundance of players, so every week it's constant competition for who's going to be on the main roster. 'If it's a control map and there's going to be a lot of chaos and a lot of fighting, we're going to [https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/choose%20players choose players] that have a lot of game sense, that can adjust their style of play on the fly. 'If it's a payload map, we're going to be putting in players that are more comfortable with set plays. That has been the hardest part when it comes to roster substitutions.' London Spitfire ended Stage 1 with a 7-3 record, having lost to Boston Uprising, New York Excelsior, and Houston Outlaws. They lost to NYXL and the Outlaws in the final week, but they did pick up enough map wins against New York to keep their differential up and secure their ticket to the playoffs at the expense of Los Angeles Valiant and Seoul Dynasty. London's opponents in the all important playoff matches would be the same New York and Houston teams that they had already lost to that week. New York Excelsior were seen as 'the big boss' of the Overwatch League after a 9-1 record, but London got their revenge New York punched a ticket straight to the final with an impressive 9-1 Stage 1 record, so London had to go the long way, through the Outlaws. So how did Spitfire turn it around so quickly when the $100,000 first prize was on the line? 'I like to think we get stronger every time we lose,' said Bishop. 'Losing to teams once and having meetings on how we should play better against them really helps us. 'Houston was a prime example of how we changed up how we normally play. I don't think we had too much difficulty beating them.' It definitely seemed as though throughout the course of the season, London were more comfortable and played better when running an anti-dive composition with Junkrat. The Stage 1 playoffs on Saturday took place directly after the culmination of the regular season games. All of the playoff teams had played already that day, making for some pretty tired players by the end. Spitfire played three matches, a total of 14 maps, more than anyone else, so it was surprising how well they managed to perform even towards the end of the day. Even where the matches were taking place in Los Angeles, it was well after 10pm by the end. For London Spitfire fans watching from the UK, they had to stay up past 6am to see their team take home the prize. Saturday was a long day for all the teams, but particularly for London Spitfire, who played three matches and 14 maps While they were able to formulate a plan for Houston and other potential playoff teams beforehand, there wasn't a lot of time in between losing to New York once on Saturday and playing them again later in the final. 'We didn't have long to dismantle the strategy for New York,' said Bishop. 'I think the playoffs are going to be changed to Sundays from now on. I don't think a player or a coach should have to go through that again. 'The players were super exhausted, but they were still focused. I was surprised at how much stamina these guys had. They were well trained in Korea at tournaments like Apex. 'When coaching you make a point to have players giving their all for every game, whether it's the first match of the day or the last. That helps, having the players play at a constant level of skill throughout a long day.' Beyond winning the first Stage, many will look to London Spitfire's 4-0 [http://www.speakingtree.in/search/dismantling dismantling] of Stage 1 favourites Seoul Dynasty as a highlight. Bishop told Mail Esports about how they select players, how they prepare for different teams, and why Oasis is a bogey map Following the win, there were articles about Bishop's 'master plan' for that match, with substitution sheets being filled out ahead of time. They used 11 of the 12 man roster in the four maps. 'The match versus Seoul was the result of us doing internal scrims,' Bishop told Mail Esports. 'We really focused on how to defend against the composition that they would come out with, and on making sure we were marking Fleta all the time.' Fleta, Dynasty's star DPS player, is currently regarded by many as the best DPS player in the league, seemingly able to pull out top level performances on any hero. 'We just played every single map in internal scrims, swapping out DPS and supports. We just tried to make it a creative session with different people and different characters. 'A lot of the time rather than going through all three points of a map, we run through a single point and then onto the next one, and I think that helps a lot.' Having a large roster is a big help when it comes to team practice. With 12 players, you have two full teams who can play against each other. Each week, London Spitfire is able to make 2 teams from their 12 man roster and have them play in scrims against each other 'For Seoul we had the GC Busan roster versus Kongdoo in scrims, and a lot of the time Closer and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour lệ giang shangrila] HaGoPeun were playing very solid, so we decided to put them out in the game.' Clearly a lot of preparation was put into the match against Seoul Dynasty, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] but is the same effort put in for all the teams? 'We have two matches a week, so we'll always prepare for the harder team to beat,' said Bishop. 'We'll focus on that team, and when we get time we'll focus on the other match. We naturally prepare a lot more for the harder teams.' This perhaps explains the loss to Houston in week five, when they were coming up against the other top team in the league in the NYXL. The fact that you have to prepare for two teams a week also could be part of the reason behind the Spitfire's surprise loss to Boston Uprising in week three. 'I'll admit that loss was a surprise,' said Bishop. 'Another problem was that I think it was one of the weeks when we had no map overlap.' Preparing for two matches is one thing, but when the map pool is unkind and gives you seven or eight different maps to prepare for, things become a lot harder. There's a lot of competition for spots in the main London Spitfire roster, and they'll be looking for success again in Stage 2 Speaking of maps, there was one in particular that London Spitfire really struggled with throughout Stage 1. Bishop has some theories on why they can't seem to buy a win on the control map Oasis. 'Our problem on Oasis is that our Pharah play is currently weak. I don't know if it's a jinx or anything. 'There are so many viable compositions for the map. I actually think against New York we had a fairly strong grasp, and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] got to 99% first every time. Unfortunately there was a lot of pressure, they wouldn't crack, they didn't make any mistakes, and they outplayed us. 'Hopefully in the future now that we'll be playing on Nepal, Lijiang Tower etc., we'll be able to show a lot stronger presence.' If London can sort out their woes on control maps, they'll be an even scarier team to come up against once Stage 2 rolls around. Their first match of the next stage will be against a familiar foe: the Houston Outlaws. Tune in at 10pm GMT on February 22 and see if London Spitfire can replicate their success and carry on from where they left off in Stage 1. 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Overwatch League Stage 3 Map Pool Revealed: Blizzard World To Debut

2021-01-08T10:35:52Z

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There are a lot of maps in Overwatch. Probably even more than you think. So, to give [/sport/esports/index.html esports] teams a better chance of coming up with the best strategies during the Overwatch League, only a handful of maps are selected for each Stage. There are four game types played in professional Overwatch: Assault, Hybrid, Control, and Escort, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour lệ giang] and Stage 3 will have two [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?sel=site&searchPhrase=maps%20representing maps representing] each mode. Blizzard World is Overwatch's newest map, and a theme park based on other Blizzard games RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/sport/esports/article-5550353/Overwatch-World-Cup-2018-announced-Teams-start-date-more.html Overwatch World Cup 2018 announced: The top 24 countries...] [/sport/esports/article-5542351/Overwatch-League-Stage-2-playoffs-LIVE-3-teams-compete-100K.html New York Excelsior 3 - 2 Philadelphia Fusion, RESULT: Philly...] [/sport/esports/article-5549281/Heres-Big-Boss-Pine-didnt-play-Stage-2-OWL.html New York Excelsior's 'Big Boss' Pine didn't play in Stage 2...] [/sport/esports/article-5535881/Profit-Birdring-interview-Stage-2-playoffs-plans-London.html London Spitfire's DPS players Profit and Birdring speak...] Share this article Share The maps to be played in Stage 3 have been added to the fixture list on the [ ]. Overwatch League Stage 3 Assault Maps Assault maps in Overwatch have the attacking team attempting to take two control points, while the other team has to stop them. When they do so, or if they run out of time, the teams swap sides. Volskaya is remaining in the rotation for Stage 3 after featuring in Stage 2, despite not being that popular in the Overwatch community. Joining it is Temple of Anubis, which was in Stage 1 but sat out for the next one. Volskaya Industries is staying in the assault map rotation for Stage 3 of Overwatch League Overwatch League Stage 3 Hybrid Maps In Hybrid maps, the attacking team first has to take a control point, and then has to push a payload to the end of the map. Blizzard World is the newest map in Overwatch, and it'll be making its debut in Stage 3. It's a [http://www.encyclopedia.com/searchresults.aspx?q=theme%20park theme park] style map featuring assets from all the other Blizzard games like Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo. Numbani is back for Stage 3, which means Hollywood and King's Row won't be featuring this time around. This news is disappointing for many fans, as King's Row is considered one of the best Overwatch maps. Plus, many don't like Blizzard World, although there has been a negative general reaction to many of the new maps released for the game. Numbani and Blizzard World are the hybrid maps, meaning fan favourite King's Row is gone Overwatch League Stage 3 Control MapsWith Control maps, both teams compete over a central point. Ilios featured in Stage 1, was the tiebreaker map for Stage 2, and is now back in the main rotation for Stage 3, so we've seen a lot of the Greek themed map so far in OWL. Nepal is making a return from the previous Stage too, so there won't be any Lijiang Tower or Oasis this time around, although one of them will probably be used for tiebreakers. Ilios has featured in every Stage of Overwatch League so far, although just as a tiebreaker for 2 Overwatch League Stage 3 Escort MapsEscort maps simply task the attacking team with pushing a payload to the end of a map by standing near it uncontested. Junkertown is making a comeback in Stage 3, which some may be not so pleased by. Route 66 is staying in the line up from Stage 2, so Big Earl's will be making many more appearances in the coming weeks. Junkertown is back as one of the escort mode maps with Route 66 which is staying for now Overwatch League Stage 3 begins on April 4. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/sport/esports/article-5550353/Overwatch-World-Cup-2018-announced-Teams-start-date-more.html Overwatch World Cup 2018 announced: The top 24 countries...] [/sport/esports/article-5542351/Overwatch-League-Stage-2-playoffs-LIVE-3-teams-compete-100K.html New York Excelsior 3 - 2 Philadelphia Fusion, RESULT: Philly...] [/sport/esports/article-5549281/Heres-Big-Boss-Pine-didnt-play-Stage-2-OWL.html New York Excelsior's 'Big Boss' Pine didn't play in Stage 2...] [/sport/esports/article-5535881/Profit-Birdring-interview-Stage-2-playoffs-plans-London.html London Spitfire's DPS players Profit and Birdring speak...] Share this article Share data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ The Overwatch League] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Overwatch League: London Spitfire Vs Seoul Dynasty Match Preview

2021-01-08T09:51:21Z

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There are 12 matches coming up this week in the Overwatch League, but all eyes will be on the contest between [/news/london/index.html London] Spitfire and Seoul Dynasty. Both [/sport/esports/index.html esports] teams are sitting at five wins and one loss, both teams have entirely Korean rosters, and both teams will be fighting for the win. With just two weeks left in Stage 1, a loss now could be devastating to either team's overall ranking. Seoul Dynasty will be looking to extend their lead a the top of the Overwatch League this week London Spitfire have the same record as Seoul Dynasty so far, but a worse overall map score RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/sport/esports/article-5321811/Overwatch-League-Power-Rankings-week-3-new-best-team.html Overwatch League Power Rankings week 3: We now have a new...] [/sport/esports/article-5319865/Owen-Wilson-attends-Overwatch-League-Seoul-Dynasty.html Owen Wilson attends the Overwatch League to cheer on Seoul...] [/sport/esports/article-5319617/The-Overwatch-League-transfer-window-opening-soon.html The Overwatch League transfer window is opening soon and...] [/sport/esports/article-5319469/Overwatch-League-partner-T-Mobile-Sour-Patch-Kids.html Overwatch League adds T-Mobile and Sour Patch Kids as new...] Share this article Share The top three teams in the league at the end of Stage 1 will compete in the Title Matches, with $100,000 going to the winner, $25,000 to second place, and nothing going to third. The three teams at the top right now are the New York Excelsior, Seoul Dynasty, and London Spitfire, all with 5-1 records. This is where map score comes into play though, as although New York defeated Seoul last week, Dynasty have the superior map score of 19-1-5, to the 18-1-7 of NYXL, and the 18-0-8 of Spitfire. Three more teams are in the hunt: Houston Outlaws, Los Angeles Valiant, and Philadelphia Fusion, all with 4-2 records. Seoul Dynasty will be favourites going into the match, but both teams were beaten last week For whoever loses the match between Seoul and London, they'll be looking nervously back at Houston in particular, who have a map score of 19-0-6. London should pick up a win in their other match this week against last placed Shanghai Dragons, while Seoul will be facing the aforementioned Outlaws in their second match. Depending on results, the overall standings could look very interesting going into the final week. As for the match between Seoul and London itself, Dynasty will certainly be going in as favourites. But, as last week proved, all of the teams in the Overwatch League are beatable, especially in a best of one format. London, New York, and Seoul all picked up their first losses of the season in surprising fashion With both teams playing at their best, Dynasty will most likely coming out the victors, based on how both teams have performed so far in the league. Dynasty have looked the most solid, and London Spitfire lost their game to the Boston Uprising, a much weaker team than the New York Excelsior which knocked off Seoul. Both teams have large rosters, and both seem to have sorted out their core squad who will start most matches. 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That said, last week against Boston they didn't do very well on Ilios or Lijiang Tower either. It's tough to predict, but we're going with a 3-1 victory for Seoul, with London picking up a win on Dorado. If London can do better on Control, it could go to a tiebreaker. Whoever wins, New York Excelsior will be looking on with glee, especially as they have what should be routine wins against Shanghai Dragons, Dallas Fuel, and Florida Mayhem coming up, the three teams at the bottom of the table. However, their last match of the Stage will be against London, and it's likely things will be just as close at the top when that match rolls around. 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2021-01-08T08:23:28Z

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Why Do London Spitfire Keep Losing On Oasis In The Overwatch League

2021-01-08T06:20:45Z

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[ Watch Game 3 VAL @ LDN | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Wasted ultsFury played D.Va a lot against teams on Oasis, but was rarely able to make an impact with his Self-Destruct. Some of this was down to bad luck, as we'll touch on later on, but a lot of it was down to poor positioning. He'll need to get some tips from Fusion's Poko. There was a Winston Primal Rage from Gesture against Fuel on City Center which did nothing, and although Profit did pull off an amazing Junkrat ult against Valiant, there was a bizarre moment against Fuel where he exploded it with no enemies in sight. London Spitfire are having some troubles on Oasis, having lost twice against Fuel and Valiant There was also the wild west showdown between two McCrees, which Birdring lost, and a couple of Lucio ults which didn't save the team for very long. Which brings us onto the next point. Poor timingEveryone's seen Profit's amazing Junkrat RIP-tire on City Center by now, where he went on a merry jaunt across the rooftops before dropping in behind Valiant and picking off three members, including the two supports, simultaneously. It was a highlight reel play, but in reality, it barely changed the outlook of the round. Valiant were on their way to the point from spawn, and before had engaged, they had lost three members. So, they simply retreated back to spawn, and everyone gained a little more ult charge along the way. When they came back for the next attack, they hadn't used up any resources, and Profit was down one RIP-tire. All it cost Valiant was a little time. Plus, Spitfire charged out to meet them, and ended up over extending and losing the fight. Watch Game 3 LDN @ DAL | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Another couple of instances of poor timing occurred in the first round against Valiant on Gardens. The fights on this map are always extended, and Nus blew his first Mercy ult a little too early. Valiant were able to fight through it, and when Unkoe used his ult, he was much more effectively able to get crucial resurrects when the real fight began. Nus was unfortunate again soon after when he used Rez to get back Fury in mini D.Va form, who was killed instantly before he could re-mech. Outplayed in mirror match-ups In the first round of their match against Los Angeles Valiant, both of the teams went with the same set up: Lucio, Mercy, Winston, D.Va, Pharah, Tracer. In this mirror match, where tactics and pure skill were the only differentiators, Valiant came out on top. Mostly, this was down to Agilities' Pharah play. He managed to get direct hits on Rascal's Pharah on multiple occasions, forcing Nus to focus his Mercy healing on his primary DPS. While Nus was tied to his Pharah, Valiant's Unkoe on Mercy was free to heal the rest of his team. The healing output from Bdosin on Lucio just wasn't enough, and Valiant were able to pick Spitfire apart. All in all, the support play from opposing teams was often better on Oasis. Dallas were able to flip points without using Valkyrie or Transcendence, while Valiant used those same abilities to much greater effect. Spitfire's troubles on Oasis are down to a number of factors, including poor timing on ults At the start of their four tank plus Moira team composition battle against Valiant on University, Bdosin got picked off early. While he was respawning, Unkoe had already charged his Coalescence. In the next fight, Unkoe used his well, and while Bdosin was able to charge his to 100%, he got picked off yet again before he was able to use it. Meanwhile, Unkoe was already back up to 55% charge on a second ult. Hero choice / reluctance to swap Lucio's a good choice on Gardens, but when Spitfire were continually unable to take [ Watch Game 3 VAL @ LDN | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Wasted ultsFury played D.Va a lot against teams on Oasis, but was rarely able to make an impact with his Self-Destruct. Some of this was down to bad luck, as we'll touch on later on, but a lot of it was down to poor positioning. He'll need to get some tips from Fusion's Poko. There was a Winston Primal Rage from Gesture against Fuel on City Center which did nothing, and although Profit did pull off an amazing Junkrat ult against Valiant, there was a bizarre moment against Fuel where he exploded it with no enemies in sight. London Spitfire are having some troubles on Oasis, having lost twice against Fuel and Valiant There was also the wild west showdown between two McCrees, which Birdring lost, and a couple of Lucio ults which didn't save the team for very long. Which brings us onto the next point. Poor timingEveryone's seen Profit's amazing Junkrat RIP-tire on City Center by now, where he went on a merry jaunt across the rooftops before dropping in behind Valiant and picking off three members, including the two supports, simultaneously. It was a highlight reel play, but in reality, it barely changed the outlook of the round. Valiant were on their way to the point from spawn, and before had engaged, they had lost three members. So, they simply retreated back to spawn, and everyone gained a little more ult charge along the way. When they came back for the next attack, they hadn't used up any resources, and Profit was down one RIP-tire. All it cost Valiant was a little time. Plus, Spitfire charged out to meet them, and ended up over extending and losing the fight. Watch Game 3 LDN @ DAL | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Another couple of instances of poor timing occurred in the first round against Valiant on Gardens. The fights on this map are always extended, and Nus blew his first Mercy ult a little too early. Valiant were able to fight through it, and when Unkoe used his ult, he was much more effectively able to get crucial resurrects when the real fight began. Nus was unfortunate again soon after when he used Rez to get back Fury in mini D.Va form, who was killed instantly before he could re-mech. Outplayed in mirror match-ups In the first round of their match against Los Angeles Valiant, both of the teams went with the same set up: Lucio, Mercy, Winston, D.Va, Pharah, Tracer. In this mirror match, where tactics and pure skill were the only differentiators, Valiant came out on top. Mostly, this was down to Agilities' Pharah play. He managed to get direct hits on Rascal's Pharah on multiple occasions, forcing Nus to focus his Mercy healing on his primary DPS. While Nus was tied to his Pharah, Valiant's Unkoe on Mercy was free to heal the rest of his team. The healing output from Bdosin on Lucio just wasn't enough, and Valiant were able to pick Spitfire apart. All in all, the support play from opposing teams was often better on Oasis. Dallas were able to flip points without using Valkyrie or Transcendence, while Valiant used those same abilities to much greater effect. Spitfire's troubles on Oasis are down to a number of factors, including poor timing on ults At the start of their four tank plus Moira team composition battle against Valiant on University, Bdosin got picked off early. While he was respawning, Unkoe had already charged his Coalescence. In the next fight, Unkoe used his well, and while Bdosin was able to charge his to 100%, he got picked off yet again before he was able to use it. Meanwhile, Unkoe was already back up to 55% charge on a second ult. Hero choice / reluctance to swap Lucio's a good choice on Gardens, but when Spitfire were continually unable to take the point after Valiant grabbed it early, Spitfire were banging their heads against a brick wall. Lucio can get you into the point quickly, but he lacks the damage of another support like Zenyatta, and if he gets split up from the team, he also lacks any long range healing abilities. Spitfire went with the four tank approach on University against Valiant, and although it worked for a time, Soon quickly switched over to a tank killing Reaper. Adapting to that could've made the difference. The London Spitfire have an incredibly talented roster, and will continue to win games anyway In fairness, in their match against Fuel on Gardens, Spitfire did do a lot of swapping, but only because they started with a fairly odd combination of heroes. They went with a Reinhardt going in, and against an opposing Junkrat, his shield was gone in seconds and he was the first to die. Spitfire were also without a Mercy for over half of the map, and while Fuel were getting off key resurrections, the healing from Ana and Lucio wasn't enough. Spitfire did eventually swap the Lucio for a Mercy, but it was too late. At one point, Spitfire had three ultimates to Fuel's zero, but when Profit got caught out and went down just before a big fight, Valkyrie wasn't ready yet to bring him back easily. Big plays from opposing teams During the game and in the post-game analysis we saw a lot of praise given to Agilities again for his big play on Roadhog towards the end of the University round. Fury and Rascal had Self-Destruct and Graviton Surge available respectively, and those two combined should've been enough to allow Spitfire to hold out for the win. However, a great hook from Agilities sent Rascal's Zarya down the hole in the center of the point. It takes a long time for a low mobility hero to get out of there, and Valiant managed to mop up Spitfire in that time. Going deeper into the season, it will be dangerous for them to have a bad map in Oasis It's also worth mentioning that a bit of luck that went Valiant's way though. Rascal fired his ult into the floor, and did catch five members of the opposing team in it. It's hard to see in the replay, but you can just about see Fury start to charge into the Graviton Surge and activate Self-Destruct. However, Envy had just launched his into the corner, and the blast knocked Fury's clear of the group, and behind the Reinhardt shield. It's tough to know whether Spitfire's bomb would've been effective if Fury had placed it exactly where he wanted it, but if it had, we'd be looking at a 1-1 score. Spitfire will likely be working hard this week to prepare better for Oasis against other teams So, as we head into week three and the very real possibility of more Oasis, will Spitfire have fixed their problems on the map? Having a bogey map as we head later into the season will be very dangerous, especially when they start coming up against their direct rivals at the top of the[# Watch Game 3 LDN @ DAL | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Another couple of instances of poor timing occurred in the first round against Valiant on Gardens. The fights on this map are always extended, and Nus blew his first Mercy ult a little too early. Valiant were able to fight through it, and when Unkoe used his ult, he was much more effectively able to get crucial resurrects when the real fight began. Nus was unfortunate again soon after when he used Rez to get back Fury in mini D.Va form, who was killed instantly before he could re-mech. Outplayed in mirror match-ups In the first round of their match against Los Angeles Valiant, both of the teams went with the same set up: Lucio, Mercy, Winston, D.Va, Pharah, Tracer. In this mirror match, where tactics and pure skill were the only differentiators, Valiant came out on top. Mostly, this was down to Agilities' Pharah play. He managed to get direct hits on Rascal's Pharah on multiple occasions, forcing Nus to focus his Mercy healing on his primary DPS. While Nus was tied to his Pharah, Valiant's Unkoe on Mercy was free to heal the rest of his team. The healing output from Bdosin on Lucio just wasn't enough, and Valiant were able to pick Spitfire apart. All in all, the support play from opposing teams was often better on Oasis. Dallas were able to flip points without using Valkyrie or Transcendence, while Valiant used those same abilities to much greater effect. Spitfire's troubles on Oasis are down to a number of factors, including poor timing on ults At the start of their four tank plus Moira team composition battle against Valiant on University, Bdosin got picked off early. While he was respawning, Unkoe had already charged his Coalescence. In the next fight, Unkoe used his well, and while Bdosin was able to charge his to 100%, he got picked off yet again before he was able to use it. Meanwhile, Unkoe was already back up to 55% charge on a second ult. Hero choice / reluctance to swap Lucio's a good choice on Gardens, but when Spitfire were continually unable to take the point after Valiant grabbed it early, Spitfire were banging their heads against a brick wall. Lucio can get you into the point quickly, but he lacks the damage of another support like Zenyatta, and if he gets split up from the team, he also lacks any long range healing abilities. Spitfire went with the four tank approach on University against Valiant, and although it worked for a time, Soon quickly switched over to a tank killing Reaper. Adapting to that could've made the difference. The London Spitfire have an incredibly talented roster, and will continue to win games anyway In fairness, in their match against Fuel on Gardens, Spitfire did do a lot of swapping, but only because they started with a fairly odd combination of heroes. They went with a Reinhardt going in, and against an opposing Junkrat, his shield was gone in seconds and he was the first to die. Spitfire were also without a Mercy for over half of the map, and while Fuel were getting off key resurrections, the healing from Ana and Lucio wasn't enough. Spitfire did eventually swap the Lucio for a Mercy, but it was too late. At one point, Spitfire had three ultimates to Fuel's zero, but when Profit got caught out and went down just before a big fight, Valkyrie wasn't ready yet to bring him back easily. Big plays from opposing teams During the game and in the post-game analysis we saw a lot of praise given to Agilities again for his big play on Roadhog towards the end of the University round. Fury and Rascal had Self-Destruct and Graviton Surge available respectively, and those two combined should've been enough to allow Spitfire to hold out for the win. However, a great hook from Agilities sent Rascal's Zarya down the hole in the center of the point. It takes a long time for a low mobility hero to get out of there, and Valiant managed to mop up Spitfire in that time. Going deeper into the season, it will be dangerous for them to have a bad map in Oasis It's also worth mentioning that a bit of luck that went Valiant's way though. Rascal fired his ult into the floor, and did catch five members of the opposing team in it. It's hard to see in the replay, but you can just about see Fury start to charge into the Graviton Surge and activate Self-Destruct. However, Envy had just launched his into the corner, and the blast knocked Fury's clear of the group, and behind the Reinhardt shield. 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Dragons Roll Past Dynasty To Continue Strong Start

2021-01-08T03:55:26Z

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The Shanghai Dragons asserted themselves as the best team in the Pacific Division with a decisive 3-0 win over the previously undefeated Seoul Dynasty on Sunday. The Dragons (8-1) were unstoppable in a fast series, led by DPS Byung-sun "Fleta" Kim, who was traded from Seoul to Shanghai in the offseason. The Dynasty (3-1) did their best to keep up, and didn't look terribly outclassed, but it was clear who it the cream of the crop in the Pacific. Shanghai took Oasis 2-0, Hanamura 2-1, and full-held Rialto 1-0 for the clean sweep. The Dragons stay at second place in the standings, one game behind Philadelphia (9-1). The Dynasty dropped to fourth place with the loss. The New York Excelsior (7-1) moved into third place after taking a 3-0 win over the Guangzhou Charge (4-6). New York took Busan 2-0 and Paris 3-2, before capping off the series with a 3-2 win on Route 66. Guangzhou fell to 15th place with the loss as they continue to struggle without support Alberto "neptuNo" Gonzalez, who had to leave the team due to visa complications. The Hangzhou Spark (4-5) picked up a 3-1 win against the Chengdu Hunters (3-7) in a battle to avoid the bottom of the Pacific Division standings. The Hunters started with a 2-1 win on Lijiang Tower, but the Spark responded with a 3-2 win on Paris, a perfect 3-0 full-hold win on Route 66, and another perfect 3-0 win on Hollywood. The Florida Mayhem (4-4) moved to .500 on the year with a 3-0 win against the Boston Uprising (1-8). The Mayhem shut the bottom-ranked Uprising out from the start, taking Nepal 2-0, Paris 1-0, and Dorado 3-2. Florida moves from 13th to ninth in the standings with the win. Finally, the Dallas Fuel (3-4) won the Battle for Texas with a 3-2 win over the Houston Outlaws (4-7). The series was back-and-forth, with both teams trading wins. Dallas took Ilios 2-1, then Houston full-held Volskaya Industries for a 1-0 win and a 1-1 series score going into the first break. The Fuel responded with a 1-0 full-hold on Route 66, but the Outlaws responded with a 3-2 win on Eichenwalde to send the series into [http://www.superghostblogger.com/?s=overtime overtime]. The Fuel had more in the tank on Oasis, though, taking the map 2-1 to win the series. Overwatch League Season 3 standings, with match record (W-L), map record (W-L-T) and map differential: 1. (Atlantic South) Philadelphia Fusion, 9-1, 29-11-0, +18 2. (Pacific East) Shanghai Dragons, 8-1, 24-4-1, +20 3. (Atlantic North) New York Excelsior, 7-1, 22-5-0, +17 4. (Pacific East) Seoul Dynasty, 3-1, 9-3-1, +6 5. (Pacific West) San Francisco Shock, 5-2, 17-10-1, +7 6. (Atlantic North) London Spitfire, 3-2, 10-12-0, -2 7. (Atlantic South) Atlanta Reign, 4-3, 15-9-0, +6 8. (Atlantic North) Paris Eternal, 5-4, 18-17-0, +1 9. (Atlantic South) Florida Mayhem, 4-4, 14-13-0, +1 10. (Pacific West) Vancouver Titans, 2-2, 7-8-0, -1 11. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Gladiators, 3-3, 11-12-2, -1 12. ([http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?sel=site&searchPhrase=Atlantic Atlantic] North) Toronto Defiant, 4-5, 18-19-0, -1 13. (Pacific East) Hangzhou Spark, 4-5, 15-20-1, -5 14. (Pacific West) Dallas Fuel, 3-4, 13-16-0, -3 15. (Pacific East) Guangzhou Charge, 4-6, 14-23-0, -9 16. (Atlantic South) Houston Outlaws, 4-7, 19-25-2, -6 17. (Pacific East) Chengdu Hunters, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] 3-7, 15-22-0, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] -7 18. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Valiant, 2-6, 11-20-0, -9 19. (Atlantic South) Washington Justice, 2-8, 12-25-0, -13 20. (Atlantic North) Boston Uprising, 1-8, 7-26-2, -19 --Field Level Media

Shock Make History With Sweep At OWL

2021-01-07T18:10:17Z

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The San Francisco Shock became the first team in Overwatch League history to sweep all 19 other teams on Saturday with a 3-0 dismantling of the Paris Eternal, as Week 20 kicked off. The Shock (12-2) remained third in the standings and became the first team in the league to sweep every other team, dominating the [http://photobucket.com/images/Eternal Eternal] (8-6) in a match of double-shield compositions. San Francisco DPS Nam-joo "Striker" Kwon led the charge primarily on Tracer, dominating Paris' rookie DPS duo of Yeong-han "SP9RK1E" Kim and Ki-hyo "Xzi" Jung. This was the Eternal's first time running the hyped DPS lineup, and it showed in their hampered coordination compared to their form in weeks past. The Shock took Busan 2-0, Watchpoint: Gibraltar 3-0 and Blizzard World 3-2. In other American Region matches, the Houston Outlaws (6-10) scored a 3-1 upset of the Los Angeles Gladiators (5-6), the Atlanta Reign (6-6) swept the Toronto Defiant (5-9) and the Vancouver Titans (3-7) picked up their first win with their new roster in a 3-0 sweep over the Dallas Fuel (4-8). The Outlaws had players outperforming their counterparts across nearly every role, taking the fight to the Gladiators' backline and preventing L.A.'s supports from getting comfortable. Former Gladiator DPS and current Outlaw flex player Joao Pedro "Hydration" Goes Telles shined in the main tank position, matching the traditional main tank duo of Min-seok "OGE" Son and Roni "LhCloudy" Tiihonen of Los Angeles. The Outlaws took Busan 2-0 and Rialto 4-3 to go into halftime. The Gladiators won King's Row 4-3 on the back of a flanking Reinhardt strategy from LhCloudy, but the Outlaws secured the series with a 2-1 win on Hanamura. Atlanta dispatched Toronto with a 2-0 win on Lijiang Tower, a 3-0 win on Rialto and a 3-2 win on Hollywood. The Titans, led by DPS Niclas "sHockWave" Jensen, took Busan 2-1, Junkertown 2-0 and Hollywood 6-5 from Dallas. In the Asian Region, the Hangzhou Spark (7-7) picked up a 3-2 upset win over the fourth-ranked New [http://www.ajaxtime.com/?s=York%20Excelsior York Excelsior] (11-4). Hangzhou's most recent acquisitions, DPS Minho "Architect" Park formerly of the San Francisco Shock and rookie tank Sung-jun "QoQ" Yu, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour shangrila] led the Spark in the win. QoQ was signed on Friday due to Spark tank Seong-wook "Ria" Park's wrist injury. New York started with a 2-0 win on Busan, then Hangzhou full-held Watchpoint: Gibraltar for the 1-0 map win and a 1-1 tied series going into the half. The Excelsior then took King's Row 3-2, before the teams drew Temple of Anubis 3-3. But the Spark surged to a 2-0 win on Ilios and a 2-1 win on Oasis to secure the series. In other Asian Region matches, the Guangzhou Charge (10-6) outlasted the mercurial Seoul Dynasty (6-6) by a 3-2 margin, and the London Spitfire (5-6) swept the Chengdu Hunters (4-11) The Charge were led by DPS Jung-woo "Happy" Lee, who shined in double-hitscan compositions. Guangzhou took Lijiang Tower 2-1 and Rialto 2-1, threatening to sweep. The Dynasty responded with a 4-3 win on Blizzard World and a 3-2 win on Volskaya Industries to force the series decider, which the Charge took 2-1 on Busan. The Spitfire were firing on all cylinders against the Hunters, who were visibly affected by Sombra not being in the hero pool, preventing the team from running its signature strategies. London took Nepal 2-1, Junkertown 5-3 and Blizzard World 3-1. Week 20 of the Overwatch League concludes on Sunday with six matches: Guangzhou Charge vs Hangzhou Spark Chengdu Hunters vs. Shanghai Dragons New York Excelsior vs London Spitfire Boston Uprising vs Philadelphia Fusion Los Angeles Valiant vs Florida Mayhem Washington Justice vs San Francisco Shock Overwatch League Season 3 standings, with match record (W-L), map record (W-L-T) and map differential: 1. (Pacific East) Shanghai Dragons, 15-2, 38-9-1, +29 2. (Atlantic South) Philadelphia Fusion, 14-1, 41-14-0, +27 3. (Pacific West) San Francisco Shock, 12-2, 29-11-2, +18 4. (Atlantic North) New York Excelsior, 11-4, 36-16-2, +20 5. (Atlantic South) Florida Mayhem, 10-4, 26-15-0, +11 6. (Pacific East) Guangzhou Charge, 10-6, 29-29-0, 0 7. (Atlantic North) Paris Eternal, 8-6, 29-26-0, +3 8. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Valiant, 7-6, 23-24-0, -1 9. (Pacific East) Hangzhou Spark, 7-7, 25-28-2, -3 10. (Atlantic South) Atlanta Reign, 6-6, 24-18-0, +6 11. (Pacific East) Seoul Dynasty, 6-6, 14-20-1, -6 12. (Atlantic South) Houston Outlaws, 6-10, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] 25-35-3, -10 13. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Gladiators, 5-6, 21-23-3, -2 14. (Atlantic North) London Spitfire, 5-6, 17-24-0, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] -7 15. (Atlantic North) Toronto Defiant, 5-9, 25-31-0, -6 16. (Pacific West) Dallas Fuel, 4-8, 18-28-0, -10 17. (Pacific East) Chengdu Hunters, 4-11, 21-34-1, -13 18. (Pacific West) Vancouver Titans, 3-7, 11-23-0, -12 19. (Atlantic South) Washington Justice, 3-11, 16-35-0, -19 20. (Atlantic North) Boston Uprising, 2-11, 12-37-3, -25 --Field Level Media

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