Hey there, pizanos! It's Sir Spider with your weekly dose of Hot or Not. I'm taking over for Cres this week and possibly next week as he finishes up classes. However, we've still got his interviews, and they'll go after each game breakdown. That said, let's take a look at TWLD Week 1, shall we?
If reading is too boring, catch my recording of this week's TWLD HoN here:
http://soundcloud.com/dirtclaw/twld-week-1-hot-or-not
Penetrate vs. Paladen
50 - 25
MVP: Sir Spider!
The first game of the week featured a match between Penetrate and Paladen. Early predictions for this game had the game ending very close, with the game hinging on the final 5 kills or so for either side. As it turns out, folks, quite the opposite happened. Paladen had absolutely no chance in this game, as in the early going they were down 21 to 6, and things barely got better from there, with Penetrate taking a 50-25 win in one of the biggest blowouts we are likely to see this season. The evil terrorist warbird lineup of Penetrate made Paladen look like a bus loaded with passengers driving through Palestine today, with Sir Spider at 15-6, Raazi at 14-5, and Reaver at 10-3 all delivering outstanding performances. The combined 1-10 efforts of claushouse and Papa Diop were certainly of no help to Paladen. And furthermore, why use Papa Diop as a sub when you've got people like Burg on the sidelines? On a fun note, Cres and Rasaq's records added up to 9-11. Sir Spider and Raazi's record added up to 29-11. Reaver dropped a 10-3, which is March 10th using the European dating system, which is also the day Osama Bin Laden was born. This isn't a coincidence, folks. It's DX.
Epidemic vs. DyNasty
50 - 35
MVP: LaSenza!
Game Two featured Epidemic taking on Dynasty. In what could have been described as a questionable move, LaSenza got the start for Epidemic today. If we all think back, the last time s(he) was seen in a TWL arena was in a disappointing 0-6 round 3 as Pandora lost to Savanger in the TWLD playoffs last season. Today, however, the asian fashion model showed up ready to play, as his/her 7-0 start led to a 13-4 finish and a 50-35 victory for Epidemic. Despite collecting a rapid amount of deaths to start with, Wall (12-8) and wyne (9-8) provided some key support for this victory. Demonic (10-10) was the only person to finish even or better for Dynasty, and only because of a last second 2fer did that even occur. Kthx shitting the bed at 3-10 was probably the low point of this game, and badjob's 2-6 certainly didn't help anyone out. Best of luck to Ravage and Dynasty next week. Hope you guys can recover and you're not the joke squad I think you are.
Thunder vs. Sweet
50 - 39
MVP: Zyphen!
Game Three of the week featured Thunder taking on Sweet. This game has been getting a lot of hype as the potential game of the week, and while it fell short of that, it was still an exciting matchup. The primary focus this week had to be on Engineers, as so far in TWL this year, he has had his share of struggles. Unfortunately for Riverside and the rest of Sweet, those struggles continued, as Thunder took advantage of this and captured a 50-39 victory. Zyphen led the way for Thunder this week with a 14-7 performance, with great support from pretty much everyone else playing with him, more specifically Ease with 11 kills and chuckle with 10 kills. On the other side, despite Jones's best efforts to try and hero this one, his 14-10 wasn't enough to make up for the poor efforts of the Engineers/Dak 5-10 combo and the Seismic/Caos 3-10 combo. As I told Engineers after he subbed out...
Sir Spider> yo u need to find ur happy place bro
Engineers> hm
Engineers> yeh
Engineers> need to balance my offensiveness
Engineers> cuz the second i start to backpedal i start to suck
Sir Spider> ye
Hopefully he pulls it together, and soon. He's got the potential to be the biggest game changer Sweet has this year.
The fourth and fifth games of the day took place simultaneously, but let's cover the less exciting of the two first.
Fierce vs. Hit
50 - 40
MVP: scoop!
Game Four featured Fierce taking on Hit. Just looking at squad names and reputations alone, this game looks completely lopsided in the favor of Fierce, but hit has an ace up their sleeve in the form of Sika, who can do some amazing things, as evidenced by the 19-8 he dropped on Penetrate in preseason. Unfortunately, he wasn't dealt quite the same hand to start off the TWL season, as he only put together a 10-10 game, and he was the only person to get into double digit kills for hit, as Fierce grabbed a 50-40 victory. It was really a combined team effort from Fierce, as scoop, Apok and DEEZ NUTS each carried out some very solid games, with scoop at 13-7 grabbing the MVP. The X factor for hit, Sika, was effectively held in check by DEEZ NUTS in this one, and his performance was no doubt a game changer. Don't count Sika out of anything, though. There's still a lot of games left to be played, and there's a chance he could catch fire and lead hit to some surprising wins.
Dice vs. Asians
50 - 49
MVP: Unabled!
Game Five featured a match between Dice and Asians, in what turned out to be the closest game of the week, and the most exciting one, to boot. The lead changed hands a good number of times in this one, and for a while, it looked like Asians may have had this wrapped up enough to pull off a small upset. It was never meant to be, though, as the 9-2 sub from a2m was just too much for Asians to handle, and while the bot may have given the MVP to Unabled for this game, he doesn't deserve that title as much as a2m does. Absolutely clutch performance from him in this game to save the day, and Weak, at 3-7, should be kissing your feet for it. Unabled and megaman also put up some great performances for Dice, and Asians had 3 people in double digit kills as well, but really, it was a2m who stepped up and stole the show this game. Props to him for saving the day and making this game one to talk about for a while. That's gotta feel good.
Overall Hot Player of the Week: a2m (9-2)
-A clutch 9-2 sub to save the game earns him this spot over everyone else this week, and it's well deserved. The ultimate game changer of the week.
Honorable Mentions: Sir Spider (15-6), Raazi (14-5), LaSenza (13-4), Apok (12-5), scoop (13-7), DEEZ NUTS (12-8), Zyphen (14-7)
Overall Not Player(s) of the Week: Paladen
-When your best player of the week only drops 8 kills, you have a combined 1-10 and a combined 4-10, and your score is exactly half that of the team that won the game, you've gotta think there's something horribly wrong here. There are a lot of things wrong with Paladen, really, and I hope their performance in all leagues this first week out gets them thinking about that. I want to see these guys do better in every possible way, but there's some really poor decision making going on there that's holding them back more than anything, and no amount of blaming losses on Sir Spider's lag will fix that.
Dishonorable Mentions: siaxis (1-6, subbed out), badjob (2-6, subbed out), Engineers (3-8, subbed out), Seismic (1-6, subbed out)
Week 2 features
DyNasty vs. Dice
ASIANS vs. Fierce
Paladen vs. Epidemic
hit vs. Sweet
Penetrate vs. Thunder
Good luck to all teams!
If reading is too boring, catch my recording of this week's TWLD HoN here:
http://soundcloud.com/dirtclaw/twld-week-1-hot-or-not
Penetrate vs. Paladen
50 - 25
MVP: Sir Spider!
The first game of the week featured a match between Penetrate and Paladen. Early predictions for this game had the game ending very close, with the game hinging on the final 5 kills or so for either side. As it turns out, folks, quite the opposite happened. Paladen had absolutely no chance in this game, as in the early going they were down 21 to 6, and things barely got better from there, with Penetrate taking a 50-25 win in one of the biggest blowouts we are likely to see this season. The evil terrorist warbird lineup of Penetrate made Paladen look like a bus loaded with passengers driving through Palestine today, with Sir Spider at 15-6, Raazi at 14-5, and Reaver at 10-3 all delivering outstanding performances. The combined 1-10 efforts of claushouse and Papa Diop were certainly of no help to Paladen. And furthermore, why use Papa Diop as a sub when you've got people like Burg on the sidelines? On a fun note, Cres and Rasaq's records added up to 9-11. Sir Spider and Raazi's record added up to 29-11. Reaver dropped a 10-3, which is March 10th using the European dating system, which is also the day Osama Bin Laden was born. This isn't a coincidence, folks. It's DX.
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Interview with sir spider Cres> so what did you expect facing paladen Cres> and this newly developed rivarly b/w the 2 squads Sir Spider> I expected them to play the same way they played every DD agains them Sir Spider> they did exactly that, and we ran a train on them because of it Sir Spider> I don't say I'm gonna brutally sodomize someone and then not do it Sir Spider> rememba dis Cres> i think losing speedkillz was a huge loss for them Cres> also not starting burg Sir Spider> yeah wtf is their problem Sir Spider> claushouse ruining them Cres> really bad decisions by the captains Sir Spider> its reason why i left Cres> even murder agreed to bad decision making Sir Spider> will admit though Sir Spider> guy is gud @ drawin pretty pictures of wbs Cres> LOL Cres> so you face thunder next week Sir Spider> yup Sir Spider> no matter how badly they beat us Sir Spider> we'll have fun Sir Spider> all that matters Sir Spider> cuz we dx (evildeed) Sir Spider> rememba dis Cres> true, this is a learning year for pene...gonna be huge next year Cres> rememba dis Sir Spider> ye Cres> so any final words Sir Spider> Paladen is worthless Sir Spider> So is Dynasty Sir Spider> dont know why ppl think they're any good Sir Spider> especially dynasty Cres> dx'd Sir Spider> gonna jihad them in season
50 - 35
MVP: LaSenza!
Game Two featured Epidemic taking on Dynasty. In what could have been described as a questionable move, LaSenza got the start for Epidemic today. If we all think back, the last time s(he) was seen in a TWL arena was in a disappointing 0-6 round 3 as Pandora lost to Savanger in the TWLD playoffs last season. Today, however, the asian fashion model showed up ready to play, as his/her 7-0 start led to a 13-4 finish and a 50-35 victory for Epidemic. Despite collecting a rapid amount of deaths to start with, Wall (12-8) and wyne (9-8) provided some key support for this victory. Demonic (10-10) was the only person to finish even or better for Dynasty, and only because of a last second 2fer did that even occur. Kthx shitting the bed at 3-10 was probably the low point of this game, and badjob's 2-6 certainly didn't help anyone out. Best of luck to Ravage and Dynasty next week. Hope you guys can recover and you're not the joke squad I think you are.
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Interview with delectable :delectable:u free? (delectable)>hello (delectable)>on this needfree and naked.com with WAR (delectable)>in #d delectable> war delectable> who did u pick Cres> so what were you expecting facing Dynasty WAR> i picked Fantasy Lady WAR> but its asking me i have to join Cres> ................................................. delectable> where is her name WAR> LOL DELE WAR> on naked.com Cres> yo r u guys done LOL WAR> looking at BBW delectable> ROFLS delectable> look WAR> Triple Dz 03 delectable> SkyDevil Cres> this prob worst interview ever WAR> k 1 sec delectable> /LOLS delectable> selected big tis for u delectable> tits* WAR> LOL THOSE TITS HUGE delectable> LOLS Cres> LOL gonna leave this at that
50 - 39
MVP: Zyphen!
Game Three of the week featured Thunder taking on Sweet. This game has been getting a lot of hype as the potential game of the week, and while it fell short of that, it was still an exciting matchup. The primary focus this week had to be on Engineers, as so far in TWL this year, he has had his share of struggles. Unfortunately for Riverside and the rest of Sweet, those struggles continued, as Thunder took advantage of this and captured a 50-39 victory. Zyphen led the way for Thunder this week with a 14-7 performance, with great support from pretty much everyone else playing with him, more specifically Ease with 11 kills and chuckle with 10 kills. On the other side, despite Jones's best efforts to try and hero this one, his 14-10 wasn't enough to make up for the poor efforts of the Engineers/Dak 5-10 combo and the Seismic/Caos 3-10 combo. As I told Engineers after he subbed out...
Sir Spider> yo u need to find ur happy place bro
Engineers> hm
Engineers> yeh
Engineers> need to balance my offensiveness
Engineers> cuz the second i start to backpedal i start to suck
Sir Spider> ye
Hopefully he pulls it together, and soon. He's got the potential to be the biggest game changer Sweet has this year.
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Interview with Mythril Cres> k Cres> so this game was obviously huge for both teams Cres> alot of trash talk has been going on b/w u and riverside Cres> so what were your thoughts going into this Mythril> and all of sweet Mythril> except ricko Cres> yeah with jones too especially Mythril> sweet has alot of talent and is good in twdd, but they are rookies Mythril> get nervous whenever they see gogogo, you can tell Cres> Jones and vt played well i think Cres> but the inexperience of engineers fked him up Cres> so any comments on the game itself and your week 2 match vs hit Mythril> just week 1 nobody cares Mythril> sika too good Mythril> we gonna lose Cres> loool Cres> so do you really hate riverside 5:Ease> nothing even needs to be said 5:Ease> chuck was positive 5:Ease> chuckle that is Mythril> i hate everyone who plays this game 20 hours a day Mythril> infrared, riverside, jones Mythril> peru in the past etc Annie> they jus play 24/7 80 dd per day 90000000% effirt n still awfil Cres> so any final words Mythril> this interview was bad Cres> afk Mythril> LOL being serious don't even post this Mythril> interview somebody else i went like 7-10 Annie> i cum 2 vs this noopis n leaf @ 1-1 cuz they r so bad n am bored Cres> LOL Cres> it fine annie making it good Cres> and im not even asking him anything Mythril> abusing staff powers and getting this arena Cres> l0l Zyphen> I wasn't expecting to be added and was a bit nervous, but once I saw seismic was in I knew it would be ez Mythril> zyphen was playing the ld with his abs Jones> you could always put in that i said 'ez' in teamchat when i k.o'd mythril
Fierce vs. Hit
50 - 40
MVP: scoop!
Game Four featured Fierce taking on Hit. Just looking at squad names and reputations alone, this game looks completely lopsided in the favor of Fierce, but hit has an ace up their sleeve in the form of Sika, who can do some amazing things, as evidenced by the 19-8 he dropped on Penetrate in preseason. Unfortunately, he wasn't dealt quite the same hand to start off the TWL season, as he only put together a 10-10 game, and he was the only person to get into double digit kills for hit, as Fierce grabbed a 50-40 victory. It was really a combined team effort from Fierce, as scoop, Apok and DEEZ NUTS each carried out some very solid games, with scoop at 13-7 grabbing the MVP. The X factor for hit, Sika, was effectively held in check by DEEZ NUTS in this one, and his performance was no doubt a game changer. Don't count Sika out of anything, though. There's still a lot of games left to be played, and there's a chance he could catch fire and lead hit to some surprising wins.
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Interview with Apok Cres> so what were ur thoughts going into this game Apok> I try to never underestimate.. so I thought it was going to be a pretty good match.. but that we'd win Cres> was there any concern about sika and domi Apok> didn't know domi was void ray until like a minute before the match Cres> LOL Apok> and sika. Cres> i didnt know who raidar was but guy did pretty well too Apok> he's good but i think people have stepped up a bit since hes been gone Apok> played vs like Apok> 4 peeps ive never heard of Apok> but they did good Apok> they teamed skepsis out really early on Apok> leaving us outnumbered Cres> yeah sika hunted him Apok> saw sika roll in between like 5 of us Apok> to out him Cres> rofl Apok> at that point, i was thinkin "fk" Apok> but Apok> activated beast mode Cres> so any comments on the victory and your week 2 game vs asians Apok> mainly good game, cept for golden duck constantly suiciding, dunno what he was doin lol. Apok> my team pulled through when it mattered, so i'm proud of them as always Apok> and.. Apok> asians, those guys are hella good at SD... Cres> lol Apok> so who knows what they'll pull in LD Apok> LOL Cres> they put up a fight vs dice (hulk <ER>)>wheres rasaq Cres> so any last words Apok> but once they do, they should do very well :hulk <ER>:u done interrupting interview (hulk <ER>)>o (hulk <ER>)>AM BEST WARBIRT OF ALL TIME TY EVERY1 Apok> hmm qpr> yo cres Cres> ? Apok> YO qpr> we're underestimated Cres> ? Apok> this guy raidin my interview right now qpr> tho we lost Cres> LOL Cres> WTF Apok> LOLOL qpr> $ Apok> yo Cres> r u done Cres> i interview u after Apok> this guy literally jump infront of the camera Apok> and snatch the mic qpr> ok ok ok Cres> LOL qpr> afk Apok> from my hand
50 - 49
MVP: Unabled!
Game Five featured a match between Dice and Asians, in what turned out to be the closest game of the week, and the most exciting one, to boot. The lead changed hands a good number of times in this one, and for a while, it looked like Asians may have had this wrapped up enough to pull off a small upset. It was never meant to be, though, as the 9-2 sub from a2m was just too much for Asians to handle, and while the bot may have given the MVP to Unabled for this game, he doesn't deserve that title as much as a2m does. Absolutely clutch performance from him in this game to save the day, and Weak, at 3-7, should be kissing your feet for it. Unabled and megaman also put up some great performances for Dice, and Asians had 3 people in double digit kills as well, but really, it was a2m who stepped up and stole the show this game. Props to him for saving the day and making this game one to talk about for a while. That's gotta feel good.
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Interview with infrared Cres> allow interview megaman89> u gif me dislikes on forums and expect interview from player of my stature, plz gtfo Cres> so what were you guys expecting facing asians Infrared> Not much. We expected to be able to handle them pretty easily Infrared> But I guess we overestimated vys/unabald Cres> unabled started off pretty well with 10-5 Cres> but he has a tendency to die fast Cres> so a2m had an epic sub Infrared> Yeah he died out fast Infrared> a2m was definitely our key player Cres> and pretty much won the game for you guys 1vs1 Cres> so any final comments on that game, and week 2 vs dynasty Infrared> Hopefully we'll be able to get some practice in and manhandle Dynasty next weekend Infrared> Look forward to a comeback from Weak Cres> yeah i noticed that he struggled as well Cres> k help me dislike every post by megaman on forums Cres> thx Infrared> sure np (Weak)>put in interview, i vow to step up and help lead this team (Weak)>gonna prove i can help b the man instead of supportin cast ty
-A clutch 9-2 sub to save the game earns him this spot over everyone else this week, and it's well deserved. The ultimate game changer of the week.
Honorable Mentions: Sir Spider (15-6), Raazi (14-5), LaSenza (13-4), Apok (12-5), scoop (13-7), DEEZ NUTS (12-8), Zyphen (14-7)
Overall Not Player(s) of the Week: Paladen
-When your best player of the week only drops 8 kills, you have a combined 1-10 and a combined 4-10, and your score is exactly half that of the team that won the game, you've gotta think there's something horribly wrong here. There are a lot of things wrong with Paladen, really, and I hope their performance in all leagues this first week out gets them thinking about that. I want to see these guys do better in every possible way, but there's some really poor decision making going on there that's holding them back more than anything, and no amount of blaming losses on Sir Spider's lag will fix that.
Dishonorable Mentions: siaxis (1-6, subbed out), badjob (2-6, subbed out), Engineers (3-8, subbed out), Seismic (1-6, subbed out)
Week 2 features
DyNasty vs. Dice
ASIANS vs. Fierce
Paladen vs. Epidemic
hit vs. Sweet
Penetrate vs. Thunder
Good luck to all teams!
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