Gokil, Beastcoast Remove Evil Geniuses (EG) from TI 11!

Gokil, Beastcoast managed to beat Evil Geniuses (EG) in the Lower Bracket The International (TI) 11 with a score of 2-0. This win keeps Beastcoast in the Lower Bracket and EG has to drop out of TI 11 2022.

Want to know what kind of game this time? Check it out below!

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Beastcoast vs Evil Geniuses (EG) TI 11: 2-0

Beastcoast as a newcomer team managed to beat one of the strongest teams, Evil Geniuses (EG) with a score of 2-0. This incident is similar to the moment moment BOOM Esports beat EG in Group Stages yesterday.

As a re-introduction, Beastcoast is an esports team originating from South America (SA). Meanwhile, Evil Geniuses comes from North America (NA).

Because they competed in the Lower Bracket, those who lost had to go home and bury their dreams of becoming champions of The International (TI) 11.

Here's a flashback from the game between Beastcoast vs Evil Geniuses (EG) at TI 11:

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Game 1

Beastcoast (Radiant)

Wispers : Mars

Gojira : Snapfire

XstiNgerX : Crystal Maiden

K1 : Slarks

C. smile : tiny

 

Evil Geniuses (Dire)

Abed : Ember Spirit

Fly : Sven

Cr1t- : Hoodwink

Nightfall : Broodmother

Arteezy : Terrorblade

In terms of draft, the author prefers Beastcoast's. They have the potential to have tons of combos. Mars with Arena of Blood can lock the enemy, then Snapfire and Crystal Maiden issue their Ultimate, Mortimer Kisses and Freezing Field.

Meanwhile, from EG, they seem to be focusing on a draft that focuses on push towers and high Damage Per Second. Terrorblade and Broodmother can farm very fast and focus on pushing towers.

Moment early game, Beastcoast is very aggressive and slippery. They "stole" EG's wards and made their first kill. One of the aggressive lanes is on the top lane, Gojira (Snapfire) with Wispers (Mars).

The combo is Mars shoots a Spear at the enemy until it crashes into a tree. Then added Mortimer Cookies to make the stun last longer, and finished with Scatterblast and God's Rebuke.

I don't know what happened early game it's very exciting. until the 15th minute, beastcoast completely slaughtered EG with a total of 16-5 kills.

Entering the mid-game (15-30), the beastcoast is getting worse. Beastcoast battered EG, killing most of its players. This opportunity was used by Beastcoast to get Roshan in the 23rd minute.

There have been several wars initiated by Beastcoast. Even EG had to lose a set of bottom lane barracks. Until the end of the 29th minute, Beastcoast had the kill lead over EG 30-9.

Late game, EG tried to restore the situation. Twice they were able to win the war until they tried to take the second Roshan.

But one by one buyback was used, the Refresher Orb from Mars allowed him to issue Arena of Blood twice, and finally the second Roshan was taken by Beastcoast.

Last War

The final fight took place at 35 minutes in the middle lane river. Sven from Fly and Terrorblade Arteezy are trying to target Snapfire. But it turns out that Snapfire is getting backup from his entire team.

Sven was beaten to death by Slark, Mortimer Kisses rained out, Terrorblade also had to die and EG had to go home. This opportunity was used by Beastcoast to get Mega Creeps.

And, at 36.45 minutes, EG issued a “GG Call” to Beastcoast. The first point was successfully secured by the very barbaric Beastcoast in this game.

Game 2

Beastcoast (Radiant)

Wispers : Brewmaster

Gojira: NYX Assassins

XstiNgerX : Chen

K1 : Naga Siren

C. smile : Leshrac

 

Evil Geniuses (Dire)

Abed : Ember Spirit

Fly : Crystal Maiden

Cr1t- : Mirana

Nightfall : Beastmaster

Arteezy : Lifestealer

About the draft, Evil Geniuses has quite a lot of stunners. What's more, they fight Siren Dragon and Brewmaster in the hope that there would be no time for them to clone or split.

The stun combo that the author is referring to is Frostbite or Searing Chain + Sacred Arrow. Then it can be added with Primal Roar from the Beastmaster to make it even longer.

Meanwhile, from Beastcoast, they can do split push and stalk really well. They have Chen, NYX with Vendetta, Brewmaster has Primal Split.

Enter the game, as long as the writer can summarize that the game this time is slower. But it still seems that Beastcoast is still quite aggressive at the start of the game.

Until the mid-late game, both teams played very carefully. Very few kills that these two teams got. Happened to be about three times Roshan owned all of which were owned by Beastcoast.

Evil Geniuses and Beastcoast seem to be playing cautiously, but are slowly focusing on buildings.

Last War

The last fight occurred when the 38th minute. Before the fight, Beastcoast secures a third Roshan containing Aghanim's Blessing and Aegis for Leshrac. After that, they started advancing to Tower tier-3 top lane EG.

Split Push occurred, all Beastcoast members focused on attacking the top tower, while Naga Siren destroyed the Melee Barracks in the mid lane.

Unable to let that happen, EG charged into the midst of the Beastcoast team. The Lifestealer uses Infest on the Beastmaster, teleports, and breaks the infestation to initiate battle.

One by one the skills came out, Ember Spirit tried to harass but was hit by Cyclone from Brewmaster. There was a buyback from both teams, Aegis from Leshrac broke, issued Nihilism and gave very painful Damage over Time.

This battle ended when team EG had no more buybacks, Beastcoast focused on attacking Ancient, and typed “GG”. That way, Beastcoast won 2-0 over Evil Geniuses (EG) at TI 11!

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That's the summary of the match between Beastcoast vs Evil Geniuses (EG) at The International (TI) 11. Congratulations to Beastcoast!

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