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EG Copes With Disappointing 49 Minute Win Over Lemondogs

Monday, June 24, 2013


COLOGNE, GERMANY—A bittersweet Sunday night for both EG Raidcall and their fans, following a brisk 49 minute victory over underdogs Lemondogs. Many analysts are wondering if the once top-tier EG squad is losing their edge, only able to squeeze out 49 minutes of tantric-like masturbatory farming. "We had another 30 to 40 minutes of farming in us," explained the team's jungler Snoopeh "but their buildings just seemed to sort of fall over out of their own will". EG has continually struggled to adapt their strategies to Season 3 of Riot's League of Legends Championship Series, leaving fan's allegiances wavering. One anonymous fan expressed his dismay, "I usually prepare and bake a large victory turkey to celebrate EG victories, but these days I'm having to start it 15 to 20 minutes before the picking phase even begins." EG will thankfully have some time to tinker with new stalling strategies, as their next match is delayed until the Major League Gaming weekend on the 29th.

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  1. I feel like they are just more conservative personalities (like myself). They take change hard and don't adapt as fast. Probably as individuals they have long gone past the S3 changes and accommodated to them, but as a team it's still hard for them, it seems. I do, however, have full support for them and i'm sure they will be back to their top-level game and winning ways.

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