Official All-Stars Paris 2014 Discussion Thread

[quote=Jebus McAzn][url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/All-Star_Paris_2014][b]Official Esportpedia entry (includes schedule and match records)[/b][/url] [h1]Schedule:[/h1] Thursday, May 8th - Sunday, May 11th [url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/All-Star_Paris_2014#Schedule.2FVODs][b]Match Schedule / VODs[/b][/url] [h1]Streams:[/h1] [url=lolesports.com]Lolesports Stream[/url] [h1]Overview:[/h1] All-Stars Paris 2014 is an international invitational tournament hosted by Riot Games held on May 8th-11th 2014 in Paris, France. It consists of two events: the [b]All-Star Invitational[/b] and the [b]All-Star Challenge[/b]. In the [b]All-Star Invitational[/b], the regional winners of the NA LCS, EU LCS, LPL, GPL, and OGN Champions will duke it out in group stage play, with the top four advancing to a best-of-three semifinal. The winners will meet in a best-of-five final to compete for the $50,000 winner-take-all prize. In the [b]All-Star Challenge[/b], two players from each region were voted to create two All-Star rosters: Team Ice and Team Fire. Ice and Fire will go head-to-head in a series of different game modes. Matches will be played on [url=http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/news/game-updates/patch/patch-46-notes][b]Patch 4.6[/b][/url]. [h1]Participating teams:[/h1] NA LCS: [url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/Cloud_9][b]Cloud 9[/b][/url] EU LCS: [url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/Fnatic][b]Fnatic[/b][/url] LPL: [url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/OMG][b]OMG[/b][/url] GPL Champions: [url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/Taipei_Assassins][b]Taipei Assassins[/b][/url] OGN Champions: [url=http://lol.esportspedia.com/wiki/SK_Telecom_T1_K][b]SK Telecom T1 K[/b][/url] [b]Team Ice[/b]: Froggen / Doublelift / MadLife / CaoMei / QTV / Misaya (Hexakill only) [b]Team Fire[/b]: Diamondprox / Bjergsen / Shy / WeiXiao / Archie / Toyz (Hexakill only)[/quote]

[quote=Hogopogo]CLOUD 9 :D[/quote]

[quote=Khazem]looking at every team play so far, it feels like OMG is definitely the strongest team here. SKT looked sloppy, fnatic is looking really off their game, TPA isn't looking very good either and cloud 9, despite their suprisingly strong performance in the first game just isn't at full strength without Hai. Then again, it's just day 1 and anything can happen. I'm just happy c9 picked up at least 1 win already and showed up better than most people expected them to. ^_^[/quote]

[quote=Napoleon D]After watching the games today Its Safe to say TPA is the weakest team and South East Asia is the weakest Region right now. (EVEN WEAKER THAN EUROPE) Welp im proud to be AMERICAN and now im proud to be part of the third weakest region! (not counting brazil) I predict 1. SKT T1K 2. OMG 3. FNC 4. C9 5. TPA Reasoning: FNC tends to not perform well during the first day, and i think TPA will not get a single win during the group stages.[/quote]

[quote=Hogopogo]After that game, OMG looks extremely strong. Not really good early, but ended extremely solid.[/quote]

[quote=NorthernRedStar]TPA got their asses handed to them pretty convincingly. Love that early aggression.[/quote]

[quote=Relentless Logic]It is safe to say that you are in urgent need of grammar lessons. Learn the difference between "then and than". Dat 'murican- proud of everything irrelevant. While you're a it, here are a few more for you: 1) Their, there and they're 2) Too, two and to 3) You're and your 4) Loose and lose Others, feel free to chip in and school Napoleon D, who has made a compelling case of being a complete and utter fool while berating others. Oh, and before you put across the trollop of "dis nott grammurr site, grammurr no no here, mah viewzz mah wishhh, i no spik teh ungrish langijj", society and communication revels in the nuances of this wonderful language. However, if it seems trivial to you, every intelligent being will have to assume you're just a really talented sub-human species. Regards, The Helpful Logician[/quote]

[quote=Eistod]OMG will beat 'em all. :D[/quote]

[quote=Khazem][quote=Relentless Logic] It is safe to say that you are in urgent need of grammar lessons. Learn the difference between "then and than". Dat 'murican- proud of everything irrelevant. While you're a it, here are a few more for you: 1) Their, there and they're 2) Too, two and to 3) You're and your 4) Loose and lose Others, feel free to chip in and school Napoleon D, who has made a compelling case of being a complete and utter fool while berating others. Oh, and before you put across the trollop of "dis nott grammurr site, grammurr no no here, mah viewzz mah wishhh, i no spik teh ungrish langijj", society and communication revels in the nuances of this wonderful language. However, if it seems trivial to you, every intelligent being will have to assume you're just a really talented sub-human species. Regards, The Helpful Logician [/quote] Well that was pretty random and uncalled for, not to mention completely off-topic Then again not using proper grammar in a tournament discussion thread is a pretty serious crime and we're lucky to have you here to educate us while we're busy watching all the action. What would we do without you? on topic: yay c9 hype let's gooo[/quote]

[quote=SkidmarkD]C9 didn't look so strong against SKT..... OMG - SKT final. On the one side we have the ones that 'dun gief a shite', eventually they'll lead to the downfall of society. On the other side we've got someone that actively tries to uphold at least some standards, effectively trying to make the world a better place. @Khazem: Why so hard on the one trying to make the world a better place?[/quote]