DaihuuLong Wang
Needs to work on the fundamentals
Daihuu played a very poor series in the 0-3 loss against Chu8 My Hotdoge at the third 2016 North America HGC Qualifiers.
ANALYSIS
Game 1 was on Braxus Holdout and while Daihuu was playing solo lane Dehaka he was matched up against Falstad and Zeratul. While this should have provided an advantage for Vox Nihili's bottom lane, due to their draft it ended up being a losing trade with Chu8 My Hotdoge as the opposition slowly secured a 100% Zerg wave. When Dehaka who should have been a guaranteed win for top lane ends up losing you sometimes see an eight minute loss like this one. Daihuu was on Muradin in Game 2 as the solo tank for the map Cursed Hollow. His ability to set up kills for his team was painful to watch as he managed to hesitate at every turn. Never fully capitalizing on your opportunities is one thing but diving in after the moment has passed is disastrous. This is how Daihuu played in Game 2 and was a very negative asset to his team. Game 3 Daihuu picked up E.T.C for the map Sky Temple and was able to put the hero to good use with a clean first blood on the enemy Dehaka. While things were looking up initially, the rest of the game was full of sour moments as Daihuu struggled to land his Stage Dive on anyone of importance. He also failed when it came to using its soaking potential by being the lowest experience soaked at 6,000 for a 20 minute game, on a hero with global potential.
Game 1 was on Braxus Holdout and while Daihuu was playing solo lane Dehaka he was matched up against Falstad and Zeratul. While this should have provided an advantage for Vox Nihili's bottom lane, due to their draft it ended up being a losing trade with Chu8 My Hotdoge as the opposition slowly secured a 100% Zerg wave. When Dehaka who should have been a guaranteed win for top lane ends up losing you sometimes see an eight minute loss like this one. Daihuu was on Muradin in Game 2 as the solo tank for the map Cursed Hollow. His ability to set up kills for his team was painful to watch as he managed to hesitate at every turn. Never fully capitalizing on your opportunities is one thing but diving in after the moment has passed is disastrous. This is how Daihuu played in Game 2 and was a very negative asset to his team. Game 3 Daihuu picked up E.T.C for the map Sky Temple and was able to put the hero to good use with a clean first blood on the enemy Dehaka. While things were looking up initially, the rest of the game was full of sour moments as Daihuu struggled to land his Stage Dive on anyone of importance. He also failed when it came to using its soaking potential by being the lowest experience soaked at 6,000 for a 20 minute game, on a hero with global potential.