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If they overextend on eco rounds and lose fucking the literal most important rounds of games because they're over peaking and doing dumb shit, then I can't live in that world of, man, they can win a tournament one day, man.

And then he's overextending in Dona against Niko in a position where he's committed to an angle and there's no trade.

Shut the fuck up, Jason.

Go on, Chad.

So anyway, but what you see is their fundamental base gets them to certain points in the round where the individual has to take over.

So they still get their moments of skill expression and making a play.

It's just they – I think at a certain point, the decision tree breaks down to a moment where it's like, okay, well, enough mistakes or enough –

qualifying things have happened to now you need to show me like how you instinctually approach the situation right because the point of the game hits that you can only make the right plays up into a point like certain scenarios have the right plays and sometimes the right players being more aggressive or taking that gamble and i feel like they're

They're balancing that in our very eyes.

We're seeing it have to play out.

You look at the third map of that final, they start taking more risks because they're down two maps and they probably went outside and had that convo.

Boys, we never thought we were going to do much in this final anyway.

It was vitality.

But let's let ourselves off the leash now.

Let's take some more chances.

And you saw it winning them certain scenarios, right?

So I think...

Their biggest thing is they're very clear as a group of managing the expectation, right?

Dastan is constantly saying that, right?

Like they're putting it out there in their messaging.