자가격리 끝!! 수혈시작!!! https://t.co/TqSH5Ea4tT

Last stream before I get out of quarantine, then I'm taking a break! Come chat while I desperately try to finish Paper Mario... https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

3 DAYS REMAIN! Paper Mario, chatting OWL, Korea, life, and why pineapples are bad on pizza https://t.co/Tj0PSHmN2B

4 days of quarantine left! My throat is feeling a little better today so I'm chatting about OWL, Korea, playing Paper Mario. Keep me company tonight. https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

To put Flash Lux into perspective— despite four APEX appearances, they were 1-11 in matches, with a 5-35 record in maps. Fleta never gave up then, never joined a different team. Look at where he is now. Iconic for his deadlift. An Overwatch League MVP. What a career!

Fleta finally received the permanent recognition he deserves. After Flash Lux, poor results on an underperforming Dynasty, he found his home on Shanghai Dragons. No constraints this time. This is easily his best performance ever. OWL’s most valuable player.

Don't try to oversimplify New York's loss vs Seoul as a "Haksal's EMPs were bad" or "They didn't run Jjonak on Zen" as if Seoul Dynasty didn't popularize and master a completely new composition that only Shanghai Dragons (barely) defeated. NYXL just didn't figure it out in time.

You know what?

I will get fucking excited about Seoul Dynasty.

I was hoping to see more Hog in that series. Neither team left me convinced that they have the flexibility we saw from both Seoul and Shanghai tonight, but that may just be them keeping comps hidden. There’s a huge break before top 4 in Korea. I’ve got big expectations for Shock!

Absolutely brutal loss for Seoul. Loved the series, though. This was peak Overwatch. Counter compositions, hero variety, clutch plays on both sides, history and storylines... Games like these remind us why we love to watch Overwatch. Good luck tomorrow, NA teams! I’ll be watching

https://t.co/pzU8FoEpSu

ANY EXCITED SEOUL FANS IN THE CHAT?? IS 2020 THEIR YEAR?

Sad ending for Guangzhou, but they went out with a big. Now, Seoul's final test is Shanghai. The ultimate opponent. Was it a fluke? Were the Zhous merely unprepared? Or will Seoul's playstyle crush the top seed in Asia? This could be our best match of the playoffs so far.

사회적 거리두기 하지만 부대찌개랑은 거리두지 않기. 조온맛ㅋ https://t.co/mOeznnlQUE

What's more likely? Washington Justice winning OWL 2020, or me beating the original Monkey Ball on stream? https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

FINALLY STREAMING AGAIN! I'M HOME (AND LOCKED IN QUARANTINE)! I'm streaming Fall Guys, answering questions, and chilling. I missed you guys. https://t.co/Tj0PSHEnU9

Seoul Dynasty APPEAR to have mastered a new, dominant style of play but let’s not forget that their two wins were against 

A) A team that got hard countered 
B) A team that imitated their style poorly

Get excited, Seoul fans, but tamper expectations. Wait for Shanghai first.

I for one welcome our new double sniper pigs feet overlords.

NYXL VS SHD IS GOOD PLZ WATCH DO NOT SLEEP. SLEEP IS BAD

Shock looked mortal, but their adaptation and resilience in this series is something that should be championed. Down 0-2, played Volskaya perfectly, punished the Gibraltar pick, and sub Super in at the perfect moment for LJT. Player depth, fantastic coaching-- That's a W.