Typical Outlaws, sandbagging before CL.Yeah, it's definitely a probable scenario that that a whole clan conspired to not stomp M'Hunters on purpose in order to get underestimated, so their opponents in the next clan league... uhm... play their game as usual???
However there are probable scenarios and then there are likely scenarios. And the most likely scenario for me looks like M'Hunters is set up to poop the elitist div A party next season.
=== AyanM goes 0:3 against Facetroll ===
Facetroll is probably a great player however I'm only looking at AyanM here. Before the first game ended, I randomly opened up the chat in one of their games:
Facetroll: gl and hf for all games
AyanM: sorry cant wish you the same, i wanna winAs I read this, I immediately properly guessed a 3:0 victory for Facetroll. Sure, I believe my guy when he say that he "wants to win", however there is a difference between "wanting to win" and "wanting to win hard enough to actually care about ones moves".
Here some examples:
https://www.warzone.com/MultiPlayer?GameID=17321518 --> There was some talk here going on about the North brokenly being OP. I respect players challenging this talk by going for a creative different strategy, however as in AyanMs case, he most likely just doesn't read those strategy discussions.
https://www.warzone.com/MultiPlayer?GameID=17321525 --> AyanM somewhat countered the +3 first turn bonus in Sporades. However he never bothered about moving in there until his opponent showed up there himself turn 3. I understand a thought process of not moving into that bonus, guessing that the opponent won't finish it due the danger of getting snipped. However as in AyanMs case, I'm just to certain, that he just didn't bother at all. Well, as I said, there is just this difference between "wana win a game" and "wana win a game hard enough in order to form a valid hypothesis about the opponents picks".
Edited 1/9/2019 22:59:49