One of the things I enjoy the most is finding the story *behind* the story... If you're aware of any events that aren't quite what they appear to be on the surface, be sure to let me know... They may end up being the next project I dive into!
@@ty_ie I had considered covering their overall turnaround through 2022... But, at that point, they were ostensibly an entirely different team. When approaching this video, I had to choose between telling a story about the people, or telling a story about the team... While the story about the team is also really cool and ends with a much bigger high, I thought it would lose some of the human element I wanted to capture, so I left it with their stage 3 victory.
It’s so funny to look back on history. Seems so odd now to see an entire crowd extatic to see the Shanghai Dragons win a match, given how that franchise dominated OWL for half of its seasons.
Perhaps it's just the universe balancing things out and paying back all the shanghai diehards that kept their hope alive through that first season. Regardless, it's definitely funny seeing how their franchise turned out in the long run lol
Not me crying over a single win in a game I've never played. I've seen a few videos about this streak, but never with this emotional delivery. Fantastic work.
I always prefer to get under the surface to see what the story behind the story is. At the end of the day, any story worth telling is about people, and after finding out what they went through (as a team, and as individuals), I knew I had to bring my personal take on this journey to a wider audience.
There's nothing more human than feeling sadness when you see others struggling, and feeling joy when you see them overcome. It's my hope that there are many who can relate to the ups and downs of this team, and I'm willing to bet there are many who react the same way.
@@XDeej Real, been a hard year for me personally, and me randomly clicking on this vid and hearing this story def made me emotional yet hopeful, Thank you 🙏🏾
I still remember that stage 3 win by the Dragons. They refused to play the GOATS meta and instead played 3 DPS 1 Ball comp. Then proceeded to stomp the top3 teams (NYXL, Vancouver, and SfShock) back to back.
Absolutely SICK approach. They always kinda did their own thing, whether it worked or not... I'm just glad it helped shift the meta away from being hard-stuck in goats forever.
Shanghai had a goats comp they would run in mirrors occasionally based on the map, but Shanghai were using their own modified comp to counter goats well before role lock. Role lock officially killed it then and there, but a big key to the dragon's success up to that point was their inventive 3-1-2 counter comp that no one else was really running at the time.
@@XDeej Yes, but this didn't kill goats. One of the reasons this comp worked so well was that it was a new comp with no film on it and no had any experience against it, while Shanghai had a lot of experience playing against goats with this comp. If you look at the finals they almost got reverse swept by the shock. If goats had lasted another stage a goats modification to counter the Shanghai comp would problably be invented
i remember watching this match live with a friend of mine in a discord call. we were fucking yelling in hype as we were absolutely gassed. this was epic.
Shanghai was for sure my team during the first season, and it made it a ROUGH 9 months... It all paid off when I got to see them clutch it out. I too remember it well!
As an avid player of Overwatch but also someone who knows nothing about Overwatch's 'pro play', this was a super interesting video to catch! That match against Boston was 😱
Even though I'm not a pro at anything gaming related, human stories where you see someone achieve something they deserve can still connect us all. If I offer anything to the gaming community at large anything, I hope it's that.
Absolutely amazing video man. One of those videos that are so well produced that you’re forced to notice it. I wish you well in your career, you’ve got some amazing skills!
Thank you for the extremely kind words. I just like telling stories, and helping others experience the journey of the people behind them. I will surely do my best... to do my best.
I still have a great many things I want to be able to to, but thank you for the kind words as the rocket begins taking off. Don't forget to share around to anyone who would be interested to help the cause. 😊
Love a good underdog story! Found myself cheering to try to drive the Shanghai Dragons while watching-even though I knew that the games had already been played....Story took me right in!
People love underdogs because there's a small part of us that always wants to believe we can achieve the incredible. Beyond that, it's always exciting to see it happen. Even having lived through the events myself, that same spark continues to evoke that sheering even when I know the outcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
Sometimes games... Aren't just games. I'd like to think we all rise and fall with those around us. Let yourself feel it... That's our connection to each other. 😊
I never cared much about Overwatch League, but I was this close to tears after seeing them win. The delivery and emotion on this video is impeccable, and to think a video about esports would make me this close to crying.
Rejoicing when you see others overcoming struggle is the most natural and human thing in the world. I can only hope to to do my best in replicating that feeling in others areas that you weren't expecting.
Excellent job on the video man! Really enjoyed this and gave me some nostalgia. I was a fan of OWL season one but dropped off after that. Glad to know those dragons caught a dub!
Their overall path ended up seeing them become one of the most dominant teams in the entirety of OWL in the years that followed. I think you can get into the debate of 'the ship of Theseus' at some point there, but even still, they surely turned things around in a big way after their season 1 debut.
All big things had to start as something small. Consider yourself in on the ground floor of something I hope to be doing bigger and better going forward. 😉
Bro, I've beed Dragons fan since day 1. Through all the losses and to the top of their achievements. When I tell you I screamed at the top of my lungs during the lead up to their first win, unforgettable experience. Awesome vid, brought back a lot of memories
Well, we can't have that... I'll try to make them just *slightly* less engaging in the future. We can't have content interfering with education. It's important.
the shanghai dragons actually have the worst losing record of any competitive franchised sports team period. you can look at anything from pro bowling to football, it doesnt matter. nobody has consistently lost as many gaems as the shanghai dragons in season 1
This story didn’t resonate with me based on its subject of Overwatch (I don’t play). This story hit hard for its overall message: no matter how far you’ve fallen, no matter how difficult the road ahead, you can always succeed if you remain focused and fully apply yourself to achieving your goals.
The vibes in that twitch chat during that first win in OWL were unlike any other. Boston fans just wanted to see Shanghai finally win, so did everyone. Everyone was rooting for them to finally win one.
Their struggle... and triumph... brought fans together from all over the world. Cheers from one dragons fan to another on the opposite side of the globe.
Gamsu is such a winner Moments like this prove that OWL had so much potential, it was unfortunate how everything turned out overall, but I'm glad I saw this match
It definitely wasn't as dramatic on paper... But gawdammmm did they have an absolute SHIT show of a season behind the scenes. lol Definitely worth a video at some point if folks are into it.
I recall back in the day there being some translated banter from the chinese ow scene saying that U4 had connections in NetEase that got him the job at the time. I remember a lot of the chinese sentiment was that shanghai wasn't a team that even represented their region properly cuz it just felt like a mid-tier open division nepo-team... which I mean, yeah... kinda was.
I don’t know why I started crying after watching this video. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m happy for them or if it’s just that I miss the old days when I used to play games together with my high school friends. I often took my frustration out on my friends when they played poorly. Maybe I just feel guilty about it.
Struggle, success, and stress are all powerful notions, and all of them are likely to evoke emotion. Whatever it is, just use it to spur on good things for the path in front of you. 😊
I'll never forgive blizzard for making this epic game and universe and then completely shitting on us and not listening to us real fans. The game was great, the cinematics were great, (would have made an amazing Saturday morning cartoon in my day) and OWL was so awesome. The change to 5v5 because of a few complaints of people not being able to follow the action, the gaslighting of content creators like flats saying we were just dumb and bad at the game for not liking the switch to 5v5, how they didn't expand on the story of OW with the cancelation of PVE. And NOW, they're considering going back to 6v6. In my opinion, watching space and super duo tank and lead USA to world cup victory was peak OW. And I miss it😢
Unfortunately, it seems as if there's only a pair of villains behind a LOT of the downturn that took place. I'm in discussions with my producer to see if that's a subject for a video in the future.
awesome vid!!! i could NEVER do what those guys did, if i was spending FOURTEEN FORCED HOURS A DAY, first to come and last to leave on a game only to lose all forty games of a season, i would quit XD
I can't even do things I enjoy for 14 hours a day... So, I'm SURE they were probably just miserable. After all the research I did for this video, I'm convinced that a lighter schedule probably would have ultimately netted them a lot more wins.
I mixed it for desktop speakers since I assumed that's what, on average, most people use, and since the whole soundtrack is from Overwatch, there's some moments where its given a little extra presence on purpose. That said, I always love hearing feedback, technical or otherwise, and if I miss the mark in a big way I always appreciate people politely pointing out areas where I have an opportunity to improve. Thank you for the kind words and the keen ear.
@@XDeej Its totally not a do or die thing, certainly not a mistake either. Just wanted to note that I was listening to you but the music was just a tiny bit too loud during the climaxes to hear what you were saying. I totally understand why you did so, and its hardly an 'issue', just wanted to leave some feedback. Looking forward to your future videos! (Im listening on headphones for context)
They definitely did. I didn't cover that cause there was a pretty decent difference in the team from season 1 to season 2, but by the time they went on to dominate, it definitely no longer represented the same team anymore. Even still, dragons fans were definitely feasting after that rough start.
Fearless has definitely come a LONG way from where he started. That's for sure. I believe Gamsu went back to League of Legends... sooooo, Fearless definitely mops these days, no question.
AllcI had to hear was the com saying they all left the payload. When the caster is talking like that... they're just being ridiculous at that point. Peak diamond players on this tram at best.
The league was basically in two different places when looking at those two teams, so it feels a bit like an apples and oranges comparison. Even still... I don't think I'd so easily say that Paris was the worst ever.
They went 11-17 their first season, finished 4th overall in 2020, and went even in 2021... They weren't all that good, but to call them worse? Literally no shot. Ridiculous idea.
@@Spicy_Fries I think with only 16 games in a season as of 2022, it's just not enough games to say that a fair comparison can be made. Don't get me wrong... they were bad. For sure. But, I don't think they go winless across the same number of games. There's literally never going to be a team as underqualified and outmatched as the 18' shanghai dragons imo.
@XDeej that's fair to say but has a team had a worse single moment than subbing out your only good player in your only winnable game in the whole season and losing😭
Gamsu is not the best. He is good. Very good even. But, it's easy to argue that there were at least 4 or 5 main tanks that were statistically better than he was on paper at the time. What they DID do... Is pick up a player that fit the approach they were going for, and filled in as the missing piece of the puzzle. Just like every other team, in any other sport, for as long as the practice has existed. So, it's not 'in other words'... it's just *your words*... and your words just happen to be cynical, wrong, or both.
@ Imagine taking time out your day to be triggered by a trivial comment then reply to it, reinforcing negativity on your own channel. I watched the video, remembered how stupid competitive OW is then shared my thought in the comment section, a forum for thoughts and ideas to be shared. I targeted nobody, shame you can’t say the same. I still enjoyed and liked your video, learn to control your emotions.
One of the things I enjoy the most is finding the story *behind* the story...
If you're aware of any events that aren't quite what they appear to be on the surface, be sure to let me know... They may end up being the next project I dive into!
only thing missing from this video imo is not going over their gran finals win, where they won 4-0 mirroring there 0-40 record
@@ty_ie I had considered covering their overall turnaround through 2022... But, at that point, they were ostensibly an entirely different team. When approaching this video, I had to choose between telling a story about the people, or telling a story about the team... While the story about the team is also really cool and ends with a much bigger high, I thought it would lose some of the human element I wanted to capture, so I left it with their stage 3 victory.
@@XDeej great video either way!
0-42,
Hmm, finally someone to rival my record of wins and losses
I had to lose the title at *some* point. I'm just glad to be facing such dedicated competition.
It’s so funny to look back on history. Seems so odd now to see an entire crowd extatic to see the Shanghai Dragons win a match, given how that franchise dominated OWL for half of its seasons.
Perhaps it's just the universe balancing things out and paying back all the shanghai diehards that kept their hope alive through that first season. Regardless, it's definitely funny seeing how their franchise turned out in the long run lol
Cried the good tears and felt like 2019 again seeing them finally win
I'm glad I could assist in taking the trip back. It was definitely a powerful moment a long time in the making.
I did not expect this to be so emotional
Beautiful stories are often tucked away in unexpected areas. I'm glad it resonated the way it did. 😊
Not me crying over a single win in a game I've never played.
I've seen a few videos about this streak, but never with this emotional delivery. Fantastic work.
I always prefer to get under the surface to see what the story behind the story is. At the end of the day, any story worth telling is about people, and after finding out what they went through (as a team, and as individuals), I knew I had to bring my personal take on this journey to a wider audience.
Also not me crying. I do play the game, and I've watched OWL, but still...
I dead thought i was going crazy crying over this 😂, such a great video
There's nothing more human than feeling sadness when you see others struggling, and feeling joy when you see them overcome. It's my hope that there are many who can relate to the ups and downs of this team, and I'm willing to bet there are many who react the same way.
@@XDeej Real, been a hard year for me personally, and me randomly clicking on this vid and hearing this story def made me emotional yet hopeful, Thank you 🙏🏾
I still remember that stage 3 win by the Dragons. They refused to play the GOATS meta and instead played 3 DPS 1 Ball comp. Then proceeded to stomp the top3 teams (NYXL, Vancouver, and SfShock) back to back.
Absolutely SICK approach. They always kinda did their own thing, whether it worked or not... I'm just glad it helped shift the meta away from being hard-stuck in goats forever.
@@XDeejGoats only really ended because of role queue thougj
Shanghai had a goats comp they would run in mirrors occasionally based on the map, but Shanghai were using their own modified comp to counter goats well before role lock. Role lock officially killed it then and there, but a big key to the dragon's success up to that point was their inventive 3-1-2 counter comp that no one else was really running at the time.
@@XDeej Yes, but this didn't kill goats. One of the reasons this comp worked so well was that it was a new comp with no film on it and no had any experience against it, while Shanghai had a lot of experience playing against goats with this comp. If you look at the finals they almost got reverse swept by the shock. If goats had lasted another stage a goats modification to counter the Shanghai comp would problably be invented
Bro, you got me shedding ugly man tears over something I didn’t even know the lore on. Great job on the vid mate!
Whether in sadness for their struggle, or as a way to share in their joy... there aint nothing wrong with that from where I'm sitting.
0-42 must be my DPS on a friday night in comp
I play with that guy all the time too.
i remember watching this match live with a friend of mine in a discord call. we were fucking yelling in hype as we were absolutely gassed. this was epic.
Shanghai was for sure my team during the first season, and it made it a ROUGH 9 months... It all paid off when I got to see them clutch it out. I too remember it well!
As an avid player of Overwatch but also someone who knows nothing about Overwatch's 'pro play', this was a super interesting video to catch!
That match against Boston was 😱
Even though I'm not a pro at anything gaming related, human stories where you see someone achieve something they deserve can still connect us all. If I offer anything to the gaming community at large anything, I hope it's that.
memories of that final push on Horizon came flooding back, absolutely brilliant storytelling (not to mention editing!)
RIP Lunar Colony. 😩
The worst team ever is always the one I'm on.
A fellow solo queue player I see...
Common denominator…
Absolutely amazing video man. One of those videos that are so well produced that you’re forced to notice it. I wish you well in your career, you’ve got some amazing skills!
Thank you for the extremely kind words. I just like telling stories, and helping others experience the journey of the people behind them. I will surely do my best... to do my best.
Why am I crying then
Onions... Probably.
This video was put together so well, the hype was crazy and it made me so nostalgic for prime OWL, what an in incredibly underrated channel.
I still have a great many things I want to be able to to, but thank you for the kind words as the rocket begins taking off. Don't forget to share around to anyone who would be interested to help the cause. 😊
Love a good underdog story! Found myself cheering to try to drive the Shanghai Dragons while watching-even though I knew that the games had already been played....Story took me right in!
People love underdogs because there's a small part of us that always wants to believe we can achieve the incredible. Beyond that, it's always exciting to see it happen. Even having lived through the events myself, that same spark continues to evoke that sheering even when I know the outcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
U have some really gripping storytelling, what an amazing video. Thanks for this gem!
WHY THIS SHIT GOT ME CRYING LMAOO
amazing video tho keep it up
Sometimes games... Aren't just games. I'd like to think we all rise and fall with those around us. Let yourself feel it... That's our connection to each other. 😊
RIGHT??
immaculate production
It took a long time, and I worked hard on putting it together. I'm glad that the effort came across in the final result. 😊
I never cared much about Overwatch League, but I was this close to tears after seeing them win. The delivery and emotion on this video is impeccable, and to think a video about esports would make me this close to crying.
Rejoicing when you see others overcoming struggle is the most natural and human thing in the world. I can only hope to to do my best in replicating that feeling in others areas that you weren't expecting.
Excellent job on the video man! Really enjoyed this and gave me some nostalgia. I was a fan of OWL season one but dropped off after that. Glad to know those dragons caught a dub!
Their overall path ended up seeing them become one of the most dominant teams in the entirety of OWL in the years that followed. I think you can get into the debate of 'the ship of Theseus' at some point there, but even still, they surely turned things around in a big way after their season 1 debut.
I thought this was a video posted by a huge channel. Shocked to see you at 2k subs. You have a bright future!
All big things had to start as something small. Consider yourself in on the ground floor of something I hope to be doing bigger and better going forward. 😉
Dang, great video and editing. I’m an avid overwatch player but never paid attention to the championship leagues, this was absolutely fascinating!
The circus and ceremony of OWL isn't for everyone, but human stories can be appreciated by all. Glad you took a chance to check it out! 😊
Bro, I've beed Dragons fan since day 1. Through all the losses and to the top of their achievements. When I tell you I screamed at the top of my lungs during the lead up to their first win, unforgettable experience. Awesome vid, brought back a lot of memories
I remember watching this back in the day. Holy what a moment it was
I remember it well! Definitely an exciting moment!
Amazing video, made me late to class because I was so enthralled watching it
Well, we can't have that... I'll try to make them just *slightly* less engaging in the future. We can't have content interfering with education. It's important.
The overwatch music was used perfectly in this video, chef's kiss
I figured as long as I was going to get demonetized for commercial music, I may as well make it fit the tone of the story lol
the shanghai dragons actually have the worst losing record of any competitive franchised sports team period. you can look at anything from pro bowling to football, it doesnt matter. nobody has consistently lost as many gaems as the shanghai dragons in season 1
Actually, Woodford United UK have a longer losing streak. But maybe not all in the same season. I thought he was talking about a losing streak though
Also the San Marino national team
The Caltech Beavers also have a 207 game losing streak but they might not be franchised
There is also a rugby and frisbee team with more
They would kind of...have to be a sport first to have any sort of sports record, sorry bud.
This story didn’t resonate with me based on its subject of Overwatch (I don’t play).
This story hit hard for its overall message: no matter how far you’ve fallen, no matter how difficult the road ahead, you can always succeed if you remain focused and fully apply yourself to achieving your goals.
A message and principle I do my very best to remind myself of often.
insane quality, keep up the good work
A welcome kindness! Do take some time to poke around some older offerings...
They may not be as good, but, I can promise I tried just as hard. 😂
Great video. Remember crying watching them win and I started tearing up again
Very well made, sharing around. Keep these up
Even the smallest acts of support, when added together, can accomplish big dreams. Thank you for lookin' out.
Geguri my beloved
The vibes in that twitch chat during that first win in OWL were unlike any other. Boston fans just wanted to see Shanghai finally win, so did everyone. Everyone was rooting for them to finally win one.
I think this video is a gem thats taking a while to surface in the algorythim, I hope more people can find it
Absolutely fantastic video. Instant subscribe.
Thank you for the kind words! Feel free to share around if you come across any vids you can comfortably throw your stamp of approval on! 😉
Proud to say I seen this win live on twitch, such a beautiful day
Even the other teams supporters were cheering
Overcoming struggle is a beautiful notion that can be celebrated by all.
My beloved Shanghai Dragons man what a F N ride that was from the bottom to dominating the league just a massive fan from New Zealand
Their struggle... and triumph... brought fans together from all over the world. Cheers from one dragons fan to another on the opposite side of the globe.
bro making me cry over here :c
Gamsu is such a winner
Moments like this prove that OWL had so much potential, it was unfortunate how everything turned out overall, but I'm glad I saw this match
Great video, deserves way more views!
Well, they're continuing to roll in slowly. Don't hesitate to share around if you're interested in helping out the cause. 😉
great video, would love to see one on the uprising's season 1
It definitely wasn't as dramatic on paper... But gawdammmm did they have an absolute SHIT show of a season behind the scenes. lol
Definitely worth a video at some point if folks are into it.
I recall back in the day there being some translated banter from the chinese ow scene saying that U4 had connections in NetEase that got him the job at the time. I remember a lot of the chinese sentiment was that shanghai wasn't a team that even represented their region properly cuz it just felt like a mid-tier open division nepo-team... which I mean, yeah... kinda was.
This was beautiful I laughed and cried 😂
I went through both of those ups and downs myself while making it. Hopefully you found the experience worth while. 😊
Great job - love this
I don’t know why I started crying after watching this video. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m happy for them or if it’s just that I miss the old days when I used to play games together with my high school friends. I often took my frustration out on my friends when they played poorly. Maybe I just feel guilty about it.
Struggle, success, and stress are all powerful notions, and all of them are likely to evoke emotion. Whatever it is, just use it to spur on good things for the path in front of you. 😊
@@XDeej Yep. 3 years later, I reach to top500 as DPS, I felt like I achived something, but there's no one left anymore.
this is a very well put together video
More of this content!
For the sake of clarity, when you say "This content" what are you referring to? What is it about this video you'd like to see more of??
Damn dude this was a GOOD ASS VIDEO
I put everything I can into everything I produce. I'm glad it comes through from time to time. 😊
Damn this was sooo good
The kind words and encouragement are a gift. Don't forget to share around if you enjoyed it. 😊
Wow, what a video. I just became a dragons fan
Welcome to a large, welcoming, and continually growing club.
Chasing the Dragon is the perfect title lol
I'll never forgive blizzard for making this epic game and universe and then completely shitting on us and not listening to us real fans. The game was great, the cinematics were great, (would have made an amazing Saturday morning cartoon in my day) and OWL was so awesome. The change to 5v5 because of a few complaints of people not being able to follow the action, the gaslighting of content creators like flats saying we were just dumb and bad at the game for not liking the switch to 5v5, how they didn't expand on the story of OW with the cancelation of PVE. And NOW, they're considering going back to 6v6. In my opinion, watching space and super duo tank and lead USA to world cup victory was peak OW. And I miss it😢
Unfortunately, it seems as if there's only a pair of villains behind a LOT of the downturn that took place. I'm in discussions with my producer to see if that's a subject for a video in the future.
the only thing I wish was that OW could make a comeback to what it was back then and Blizzard to bring back OWL but it’s all just a wish
I don't miss the GOATS or double shield days... lol... But, in general, there's definitely days where I miss it too.
got me crying in the club rn
Pour one out for the dragons.
I went 42 kills and 10 deaths as dva and Ram. i still feel bad for the other tank cause both teams were saying tank diff
A great Video. 😊👍
Great vid
awesome vid!!! i could NEVER do what those guys did, if i was spending FOURTEEN FORCED HOURS A DAY, first to come and last to leave on a game only to lose all forty games of a season, i would quit XD
I can't even do things I enjoy for 14 hours a day... So, I'm SURE they were probably just miserable. After all the research I did for this video, I'm convinced that a lighter schedule probably would have ultimately netted them a lot more wins.
My goat Florida mayhem could never…
Amazing video 🎉
Practicing 12 hours a day, 6 days a week? They have to be getting paid by the other team to lose.
0 and 40 is wild
It’s the sad music for me 😂😂😂😂😂
Video was amazing. Only comment is that the music is just slightly too loud for your voice. Otherwise was great!
I mixed it for desktop speakers since I assumed that's what, on average, most people use, and since the whole soundtrack is from Overwatch, there's some moments where its given a little extra presence on purpose. That said, I always love hearing feedback, technical or otherwise, and if I miss the mark in a big way I always appreciate people politely pointing out areas where I have an opportunity to improve. Thank you for the kind words and the keen ear.
@@XDeej Its totally not a do or die thing, certainly not a mistake either. Just wanted to note that I was listening to you but the music was just a tiny bit too loud during the climaxes to hear what you were saying. I totally understand why you did so, and its hardly an 'issue', just wanted to leave some feedback. Looking forward to your future videos! (Im listening on headphones for context)
ABSOLUTE CINEMA!!!
Then they went on to dominate 2020 and 2021 and win the 2021 grand finals in dominant fashion.
They definitely did. I didn't cover that cause there was a pretty decent difference in the team from season 1 to season 2, but by the time they went on to dominate, it definitely no longer represented the same team anymore. Even still, dragons fans were definitely feasting after that rough start.
It's funny that the bottom 3 teams of the first season has won the 3 recent league championship.
Good god, that’s humiliating
Overwatch 50/50 gonna be big for them
geguri!
Ever since I heard her story and saw her play, she's always been a fave of mine! #FrogWatch
Imagine being new to the overwatch scene and seeing this video so you think gamsu is better than fearless😭
Fearless has definitely come a LONG way from where he started. That's for sure. I believe Gamsu went back to League of Legends... sooooo, Fearless definitely mops these days, no question.
good video
I love sharing stories, and it's even better when people enjoy the journey. Thank you for the kind words.
A strong leader lead a strong team
THE GOATS SLAYER, SHANGHAI DRAGONS 🤣
sobbing
im crying
I mean “ggs go next” 😂
let’s go！diya！
AllcI had to hear was the com saying they all left the payload. When the caster is talking like that... they're just being ridiculous at that point. Peak diamond players on this tram at best.
And then they won Overwatch League. Granted, with none of the original players.
Outro song ?
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So it was the Korean player joined the Dragon team?
Paris eternal 2022 is maybe even worse and let’s not talk about Vegas eternal 2023….
I love them
supertf is so fucking fine I’m sorry
No need to apologize for liking what you like lol
paid chatter
Twomad ass stats
Honestly, Shanghai isnt the worst. Sure, rhey didnt win but they were pretty competitive in some games. The last Paris roster though? That was trash.
The league was basically in two different places when looking at those two teams, so it feels a bit like an apples and oranges comparison. Even still... I don't think I'd so easily say that Paris was the worst ever.
✨this shit is magnificent ✨
lol
vegas were worse
They went 11-17 their first season, finished 4th overall in 2020, and went even in 2021... They weren't all that good, but to call them worse? Literally no shot. Ridiculous idea.
Ignoring their 2022 and 2023 performance ??@@XDeej
@@Spicy_Fries I think with only 16 games in a season as of 2022, it's just not enough games to say that a fair comparison can be made. Don't get me wrong... they were bad. For sure. But, I don't think they go winless across the same number of games. There's literally never going to be a team as underqualified and outmatched as the 18' shanghai dragons imo.
@XDeej that's fair to say but has a team had a worse single moment than subbing out your only good player in your only winnable game in the whole season and losing😭
So in other words... they just bought the best player to carry them...
Gamsu is not the best. He is good. Very good even. But, it's easy to argue that there were at least 4 or 5 main tanks that were statistically better than he was on paper at the time. What they DID do... Is pick up a player that fit the approach they were going for, and filled in as the missing piece of the puzzle. Just like every other team, in any other sport, for as long as the practice has existed.
So, it's not 'in other words'... it's just *your words*... and your words just happen to be cynical, wrong, or both.
You realize that recruiting good talent is part of literally every sport even esports right... you absolute buffoon.
Competitive OW has always been stupid.
Imagine taking the time out of your day to publicly comment something like this... Couldn't be me. I'd die of embarrassment.
@ Imagine taking time out your day to be triggered by a trivial comment then reply to it, reinforcing negativity on your own channel. I watched the video, remembered how stupid competitive OW is then shared my thought in the comment section, a forum for thoughts and ideas to be shared. I targeted nobody, shame you can’t say the same. I still enjoyed and liked your video, learn to control your emotions.
@@Poogs Couldn't be me.
@@XDeej I enjoyed your video, no bad blood bro 😂
Thank you 🥺🥹 they give me inspiration to not to give up my dreams 😭
They also went on to completely dominate the league for 3 years after... So, no matter how low you go, the top of the top is never that far away.
IM CRYING SO HARD PLEASE THIS VIDEO IS AMAZING I WAS CRYING WHILE EATING MY SANDWHICH 😭😭😭
I'm so glad you 'enjoyed' it. Just eat your sandwich BEFORE you watch my stuff from now on. Problem solved. 😉
damn I can actually say now that I'm actually better than the pros