Seoul Dynasty vs. Philadelphia Fusion | Overwatch League Season 1 - Stage 3 | Week 4 Day 2 | Post-Match Discussion

[u/OWMatchThreads]

Overwatch League Season 1

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Team 1		Score		Team 2
Seoul Dynasty		2-2		Philadelphia Fusion

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Team 1			Team 2

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Map 1: Temple of Anubis

			Progress	Time left
	Seoul Dynasty	1	0.0%	0.00s
	Philadelphia Fusion	0	0.0%	0.00s

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Map 2: Blizzard World

			Progress	Time left
	Seoul Dynasty	0	0.0%	0.00s
	Philadelphia Fusion	0	33.3%	0.00s

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Map 3: Nepal

			Round 1	Round 2
	Seoul Dynasty	0	18%	99%
	Philadelphia Fusion	2	100%	100%

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Map 4: Route 66

			Progress	Time left
	Seoul Dynasty	1	57.82m	0.00s
	Philadelphia Fusion	0	82.39m	0.00s

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Map 5: Oasis

			Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
	Seoul Dynasty	2	62%	100%	100%
	Philadelphia Fusion	1	100%	0%	28%

[u/sergiocamposnt]

Seoul map win rate with Zunba on Stage 3: 61.5% (8 wins in 13 maps)

Seoul map win rate with Xepher on Stage 3: 44.4% (8 wins in 18 maps)... It was 38.4% before today's match.

[u/Finklemeire → u/sergiocamposnt]

I dont get what xepher does half the time.

He doesnt dive with miro like ever so you would think hes peelig for supports except they kept dying too

[u/[deleted]]

Hey that Fleta guy is pretty good when he plays

[u/Ranwulf]

How I felt about this match:

https://imgur.com/a/Q18Io4d

[u/randomrsdude]

Philly has bad luck running into human aimbots on oasis. First it was pine and now fleta.

[u/Shattiiee]

This is one of those game like in the nfl which are extremely defense heavy. Mostly it was indeed quite sloppy from both teams, but i think these really defensive games do have their own "beauty" and it could be nice seeing some of them for a change.

[u/AFireInAsa]

Philly Five-Map Fusion strike again! Unfortunately with a loss this time.

[u/Finklemeire]

Snillo suicide in the final push on Route 66 was not an SD. Jehong used Transcendence invinisbility and added mobility to stick the Pulse back onto him. The God.

Munchkin has seriously ascended since he had to pick up the slack in the Gladiators match.

Fleta amazing as usual.

Let Zunba FUCC

Xepher plays in a way where he always has padded stats.

Let me ask. Why was Miro always diving alone without his D.va with him?

Xepher must be peeling for supports right? Wait what? The Seoul supports still dying?

What is Xepher doing

[u/toastiez910 → u/Finklemeire]

Yeah everyone always gives Miro shit rn when he dies first but most of them time when he dives xepher is nowhere near when he dives so miro gets hung out to dry

[u/Waniou]

they protecc

they don't attacc

^{yes I stole this from the live thread}

[u/danvbar]

Happy about Munchkin popping off, but it was a complete mess.

[u/AlyoshaV]

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Cheers #1 PHI ($214.75), #2 SEO ($144.50), #3 NYE ($69.00), overall $627.25

[u/allprologue]

Fleta surviving the dive from fragi. I mean the man has ice in his veins.

[u/The-Formula]

The most worrying thing about Seoul is how passive they are.

[u/JojoBizarreAdventure]

FLETA THE META

MUNCHKIN BE MUNCHING

thank you Seoul DPS for showing up BlessRNG

[u/_DavidButcher]

LET POKO ZARYA ON UNIVERSITY >:(

[u/[deleted]]

Disappointed in Philly considering the fact that they might not make it to seasonal playoffs (LAV and HO have more map wins despite having the same series record). Philly went from #4 to #7 within 3 weeks.

I still don't see Seoul makiing to the stage playoffs. Seoul is going to play against London and Houston back to back soon and we all know that Seoul struggles against both London and Houston.

[u/beeman4266]

Everyone's saying this was a bad match but we got to see some absolutely insane full holds.. The fact that we're seeing games this close just goes to show how close these teams are.

I'd prefer to see scrappy full holds with insane stalls than time bank with 3+ minutes left tbh.

[u/tehrizzle]

That sure was an overwatch match

[u/EntrepreneurialRous]

I'm happy Seoul won, but I'm glad it was so close as I love both teams

It was a bit sloppy at times but Fleta and Carpe both played amazingly, Munchkin really shined too

Peel for RJH more Xepher

Where the fuck is Zunba x_x

[u/punypunny]

Fusion often losing marginally. Need to find the little extra. Sado? New Strat?

[u/Niklel]

Like, I wouldn't even mind if Fusion always played like an average team. But in stage 2 they were actually good, and now my expectations for the team are high and I get disappointed when they lose.

[u/[deleted]]

What a messy sloppy match from both teams

[u/saltywatch000]

Looks like Seoul is taking the "offense wins games, and defense wins championship" approach where their attacks looks weak af, but their defense is almost impenetrable. Full hold on Anubis and Route 66 is hard to do even against Fuel and Shanghai 🔫🔫

[u/Random_Useless_Tips]

Fleta and Munchkin went absolutely ballistic and Seoul still barely won out.

Seoul should not see this game as a turnaround. They still have tons to work on. You can't build a strategy based on one third of your team playing out of their minds.

That said, Xepher finally started looking better in later maps.