Only a week into 2017, Digital Chaos demonstrated that their greatest days are still ahead to dominate as the front of the rest of the competition at the ESL One Genting occasion and making it their first huge competition win since turning into a Dota 2 group in 2015.
In the wake of conquering the second place at TI6 last August, the Esport’s greatest event of 2016, the cloth label band of oddballs vanquished rivals Newbee 3-2 in the marvelous finals in Malaysia. The best-of-five arrangement was extreme battled, strategical retreatment and advancement made between both groups until DC figured out how to neutralize Newbee’s ability with the persuasion of battles in both the fourth and fifth matches. The group earned $125,000 (RM 559 625.00) of the $250,000 (RM 1 119 250.00) prize pool all the while.
Some were stressing that, after a splendid meta in 2016 therefore of designer Valve’s finely-tuned patches to the game, the late blockbuster 7.00 redesign could debilitate aggressive Dota 2 and make for less intriguing competitions in 2017. However, in the event that ESL One Genting was any sign, that won’t be an issue. In spite of some suspicion, the epic finals didn’t disillusion.
This event has been absolutely amazing, I love Malaysia and wanna come back here again pic.twitter.com/r4xWITWe7I
— Darth Vader (@Resolut1on_) January 8, 2017
When he wasn’t caught up with making the most of Malaysia’s superb cooking, the star conveys player for his group was tearing Newbee to shreds. In a vital diversion four, when everything from the Chinese group’s late energy to its agreeable draft appeared to spell passing for DC, Resolut1on discovered select and put the harm that was required in group battles to push Newbee onto their back foot and compel an amusement five. A triple-kill before the thirty minutes-check outside of the Roshan pit was sufficient for the “GGs” to turn out from Newbee and force DC again from the edge.
Congratulation Digital Chaos! Glad that you enjoyed your stay in Malaysia.