"I learned everything at Secret," Says Nisha After Beating Secret on Liquid Debut
"I learned everything at Secret," Says Nisha After Beating Secret on Liquid Debut. Rakshak Kathuria Updated On: 09 Jan 2023, 11:35 AM.
Overview:
- Team Liquid beat Team Secret 2-0 in the two teams' inaugural Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Western Europe (WEU) 2023 Tour 1: Division I series.
- It was Nisha's first official game for Liquid, which happened to be against his previous side, Team Secret. The player exhibited no mercy, playing phenomenally on Batrider and Sniper in the midlane.
- Secret's next series in the league will come against OG on the 11th Jan while Liquid goes up against Tundra Esports on the 13th Jan.
Micha "Nisha" Jankowski made his Squad Liquid debut on the first day of the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Western Europe (WEU) 2023 Tour 1: Division I against his previous team, Team Secret. Nisha, for Liquid showed to be an utter beast in the midlane during the Bo3 series, taking no prisoners from his old colleagues.
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His team had excellent draughts in both games and played as logically as possible to outplay Secret. Nisha frankly stated during the post-match winner's interview that he had learned all he knew about Dota 2 while working at Secret.
Team Liquid vs. Team Secret: Match recap and highlights
Since Liquid had stronger drafting and counter picking, it won game 1 easily. The other lanes did not go as planned for Secret, as Nisha took full advantage of his superior hero matchup of Batrider vs. Ember Spirit in the midlane. A few kills on Zai's Nature's Prophet gave Secret a brief period of resistance, but Liquid kept playing the game as it should and widened its advantage to win in 28 minutes.
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Despite Secret having a somewhat better draught this time, Game 2 was the same. With Sniper vs Leshrac, Nisha was once more dominating BOOM, while Crystallis' problems with Razor persisted as he failed to get off to a solid start. With an early advantage, Liquid's cores got off to a far quicker power spike, and a wise buy by zai of the Nature's Prophet Aghanim Scepter led to the heroes of Secret being Rooted in almost every team fight. A brief scare occurred when Liquid lost all of its heroes while attempting to take the high ground, but Secret could not overcome the early advantage, and the team was crushed in 36 minutes.
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Nisha responded honestly when asked what he had learned over his four years working with Team Secret under its commander, Clement "Puppey" Ivanov. "Bro, everything I learnt there. literally all of it. Example? I'm not sure. performing Dota. Nisha, who attributes his career success to his time at Secret, remarked with a grin, "I learnt how to play Dota.
On January 11, Secret and OG will square off, and it will be a crucial series for both teams since they dropped their first match and didn't seem in the best condition with their modified rosters. On the other hand, it will be much more thrilling to see Liquid's next series against Tundra on January 13. It's too soon to say, but based on their success in the first series and the standing of their players, these two teams may wind up being the strongest in the competition.
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Until next time,
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