RESULTS: Epsilon Lead But Luminosity Clutch Up During H1PL Week Two
By Ford James ·
Luminosity finally got on the board during game one, and in the half-time show they said they were going to win the second game. Turns out the mad lads actually managed to do it!
Game one saw Tempo Storm pick up the victory with a solid 20 points, while Luminosity managed to gain a few kills to finally get themselves on the board. Epsilon held the top spot of the table, but how long for?
Game two featured a much slower start than the earlier game, with only Cloud9 and SetToDestroyX picking up a kill apiece in the first 10 minutes or so. Unfortunately, despite being aggressive and looking fairly dominant, STDX were without a man for most of the game as Aw_naW was taken out by the airstrike that came down around a supply drop.
The storm eventually moved in and Cloud9 picked up another two kills, but their three remaining players were very low on health at the start of the engagements, before being eliminated completely. Fights commenced all over the map between Rogue, Tempo Storm, Vitality, CLG and Luminosity, with all five teams picking up numerous kills. Echo Fox jumped into the fray, eliminating Epsilon completely, but not before the leaders from week one picked up four kills.
All but Obey Alliance managed to earn some kills during the murderous rampage that commenced mid-game due to the lack of early game action, while Gankstars held off from engaging for as long as possible, but due to having all five members alive, started to clean up some lone survivors from the earlier fights. Heading into the final stages were two players from Impact, one from Alliance and one from Luminosity. Impact Gaming lead with nine kills and while they played the final stages very intelligently, Rogue from Luminosity came up clutch for the guys that didn’t get a single point last week and earned them an impressive 22 from the second game of week two alone.
After the conclusion of week two, Epsilon still top the leaderboards with 39 points, but Tempo Storm aren’t far behind with 33. Rogue are right behind them in third place with 32, while Gankstars and SetToDestroyX are joint fourth with 31. Luminosity have propelled themselves off the bottom of the league due to Rogue’s impressive clutch at the end of today’s second game, while all eyes are now on Obey Alliance, as they’re sat on the bottom of the league with a mere seven points - 12 behind the next team, Noble.
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