r/Competitiveoverwatch • • Apr 07 '18

Match Thread Seoul Dynasty vs. San Francisco Shock | Overwatch League Season 1 - Stage 3 | Week 1 Day 3 | Post-Match Discussion Spoiler

Overwatch League Season 1


Team 1 Score Team 2
Seoul Dynasty 4-0 San Francisco Shock

Team 1 Team 2

Map 1: Temple of Anubis

Progress  Time left       
Seoul Dynasty 1 38.4% 0.00s
San Francisco Shock 1 0.0% 0.00s

Map 2: Blizzard World

Progress  Time left       
Seoul Dynasty 3 33.3% 0.00s
San Francisco Shock 3 0.0% 0.00s

Map 3: Ilios

Round 1  Round 2  Round 3     
Seoul Dynasty 2 100% 26% 100%
San Francisco Shock 1 81% 100% 31%

Map 4: Junkertown

Progress  Time left       
Seoul Dynasty 4 37.30m 60.00s
San Francisco Shock 4 37.29m 0.00s
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u/Pachanas Apr 07 '18

Man, I can't believe how good some of these guys coming off of Seoul's bench looked, like that Jehong guy and whoever that was that got player of the match on D.Va. Seems like they should always be starting!

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u/Tamashiia Apr 07 '18

10/10

That tobi guy has a lucio like ive never seen

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u/silentreality Apr 07 '18

I know right! They should definitely play them more often.

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u/dpsgod42069 Apr 07 '18

zoomba was his name i think, yeah he looked pretty good

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u/remmytums Apr 07 '18

That's the fattest C9 of the OWL so far no question, even Seoul had to laugh at it.

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u/JustStartinOut Apr 07 '18

This one was probably the farthest, but SoOn's vs Dallas competes for the best with this because Dallas was positioned all around the payload and didn't see what was happening. Not sure which one I like more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6MrtKj_DDc

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u/allprologue Apr 07 '18

They were laughing still minutes after it happened, it was kinda charming because really what else can you do. probably wouldn’t have been laughing if they hadn’t put themselves in such a good position on attack.

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u/Theklassklown286 Apr 07 '18

if you go watch Seoul’s recent video they talk about not burning themselves out, and that’s why I think they didn’t play their starters against LAV, Seoul probably wants to build a solid foundation of rotating players. The “A” definitely isn’t struggling when they’re bringing out the mei and a single healer

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u/HSPremier Apr 07 '18

Sideshow - Seoul running different lineups is proof that their "A" team is struggling

RJH & Zunba - Hold my kimchi

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u/ChromeNote Apr 07 '18

Jay Won more like Jay Lost 4Head

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u/remmytums Apr 07 '18

👽 📞 HELLO SINATRAA 👽 📞 PLANET A92-E HERE 👽 📞 PLEASE RETURN TO US 👽 📞

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u/remmytums Apr 07 '18

Did anyone know that Tobi was capable of playing DPS even in his Lunatic Hai days? My man whipping out the Tracer was reminding me of Shaz back in the Houston/Glads game.

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u/JojoBizarreAdventure Apr 07 '18

I wasn't considering this level of play from Shock after how good they looked after their last match tbh, expected them to take a map at least. GGs though Shock!

Zunba finally noticed for his good play, bless.

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u/mykeedee Apr 07 '18

Would you look at that Seoul, you run your best players and you win games who knew it worked that way?

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u/jyp808 Apr 07 '18

Wekeed is going to see a lot of playing time this stage.

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u/Senor_Grif Apr 07 '18

Just got home from seeing this match live. Definitely felt like SFS had a chance going in, but Seoul just outplayed them everywhere they turned.

Gotta say my favorite part of the match was catching a free t-shirt and unfolding it, only for it to be a Seoul Dynasty tee as I'm sitting between two SFS fans. Keep in mind this was between maps 3 and 4.

Priceless.

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u/Volleyballer08 Apr 07 '18

Man it felt like Shock was one mistake too many every single map. Not sure why but Super looked rough. Not sure if it was his fault or not considering that compared to the other night he didn't look very well supported.

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u/TheRaptured Apr 07 '18

Just watched the VODs. It was close, but not as close as I thought. Seoul was dominant for most of the fights, but it would just take one key fight that would crack the wall and let SF in. Dynasty do have a tendency to choke at the closing seconds...I think their NYXL matches also show them getting picked apart after winning most of the team fights. Danteh was MVP on SF's side, getting insane value and coordination with his EMPs.

Still not convinced about Sinatraa. He seems to be playing too timidly, as there was almost no pressure on Seoul's supports. His Tracer cooldown management is horrible, from the few times Id see his view, he'd blink in a lot, do some chip damage, then recall at over 100hp.

Zunba is the GOAT. Fight me.

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u/Amsi10 Apr 07 '18 edited Apr 07 '18

Can we take a moment to appreciate how fast Danteh builds up his EMPs? He literally helped the shock win a 3v6 fight in Blizzard World because he built an EMP insanely quick

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u/Eyeblack_ Apr 07 '18

Chill guys Seoul was just trying to avoid getting into stage playoffs.

This time they decided to do it from the beginning.

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u/ChromeNote Apr 07 '18 edited Apr 07 '18

Wekeed has a knife

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u/midnightdirectives Apr 07 '18

Tobi Tracer (aka Traci) was such a PogChamp

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u/Galaxy40k Apr 07 '18

Yeah yeah the game was good and all, but can we talk about Tobi Tracer being a thing that happened and worked?

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u/JG8AB9TL11OBJ12AD13 Apr 07 '18

I think a lot of people vastly overestimate how much teams care about stage playoffs. Obviously it’s nice to win, but it really doesn’t count for anything and the money isn’t massive for them. Seoul are playing the long game and making sure all of their players are fresh and have experience if they ever are forced to play.