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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2016
  • Breaking Point is a movie following the Rebirth series; a real story about Liquid, one of ten pro esports teams in the North American League Championship Series. This documentary series follows Liquid’s League of Legends team through the ups and downs of competitive gaming. Everything presented is raw, true to tone, unscripted & uncensored.
    Experience first hand the level of stress these professional gamers withstand on a daily basis. Follow an incredibly skilled rookie; Joshua "Dardoch" Hartnett as his ideals clash with a World Champion veteran and experienced Head Coach. Will management choose the raw talent of upcoming superstars over the environment created by this correlation of players?
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    Lucy "Telepathic Humans" - www.Lucytheband.bandcamp.com
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    Breaking Point should not be distributed for profit or monetary gain. This episode, created by Team Liquid, 1UP Studios and HTC, was made with entertainment in mind
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  • @Thooorin
    @Thooorin 7 лет назад +3587

    One of the very best esports documentaries ever made.

    • @timurnakamur
      @timurnakamur 7 лет назад +189

      Thooorin Best supporting actor 2016

    • @michaelwolff1083
      @michaelwolff1083 7 лет назад +34

      Thooorin yeah great sample size to say that. Dumb ass Ginger

    • @SnakeInDaGrazz
      @SnakeInDaGrazz 7 лет назад +18

      except for your 3 mins of rant

    • @peterpatrick4469
      @peterpatrick4469 7 лет назад +21

      Wtf is with these guys? lol what you said is spot on

    • @M.L.official
      @M.L.official 7 лет назад +17

      Best because your opinions were finally framed in a documentary? Or best because it's something like the 3rd documentary about esports ever released?

  • @DoMoReTiCLeZ
    @DoMoReTiCLeZ 7 лет назад +142

    "I can't fucking save 5 men" described this whole episode lol

  • @Lourlo
    @Lourlo 2 года назад +68

    Can't believe it's already been over 5 years

    • @artress
      @artress 2 года назад +2

      Feels like yesterday

    • @crimps.on.slopers
      @crimps.on.slopers 5 месяцев назад +1

      Come back once a year for a little ptsd?

  • @duarteborges9032
    @duarteborges9032 4 года назад +229

    "I`m not crazy , i`m just locoo" 32:03

    • @Dunkiep8
      @Dunkiep8 4 года назад

      Was looking for that clip lol thanks

  • @C0D4REAL
    @C0D4REAL 7 лет назад +1345

    their support player seems to be the only person that understands how people should improve themselves personally.

    • @BM24DK
      @BM24DK 7 лет назад +211

      Matt is by far the most mature guy on that roster... He deserves better. Hopefully their mentality becomes more positive next split

    • @dvkgaming5863
      @dvkgaming5863 7 лет назад +25

      Yeah Matt is my favorite because he is mature and he's actually really good. I hope the rest of Liquid either grow up or he goes somewhere else.

    • @micahkanno4175
      @micahkanno4175 7 лет назад +13

      Hawaii people are the most laid back :)

    • @ryanfoley5410
      @ryanfoley5410 7 лет назад +2

      +Shen Kai true, Matt deserves it

    • @jadyuk3302
      @jadyuk3302 7 лет назад +41

      I respect Matt for dealing with piglet, dardoch and loco while also trying to improve himself. He was unlucky to be in TL, look at fox, they have such a good team environment despite being last

  • @alexcayer9377
    @alexcayer9377 7 лет назад +2031

    I would pay to watch Regi and Dardoch talk after a game.

    • @TerraDoLL
      @TerraDoLL 7 лет назад +16

      Damn this should be interesting!

    • @goloat
      @goloat 7 лет назад +107

      i think Regi would put him down like he put down Dyrus

    • @PLs379
      @PLs379 7 лет назад +86

      Alex Cayer regi would destroy him

    • @Pk3rEvross
      @Pk3rEvross 7 лет назад +124

      I don't think so. Regi would get smashed. Regi has his rep cuz of fights with Dyrus but it's fucking Dyrus dude, the guy is the most chill person ever. That's like someone smashing Matt and making a big deal out of it. No shit.

    • @jorgeherrera1074
      @jorgeherrera1074 7 лет назад +7

      Don't think they'd have much trouble because Dardoch is a super try-hard in the game. Regi would respect that as he does in his current players.

  • @erikaghassi1296
    @erikaghassi1296 7 лет назад +992

    yo I honestly can't get over the creative direction of that intro
    the song choice, the imagery with the damn stone horse slowly falling apart in the deep, dark ocean
    WHO MADE THIS WHY IS IT SO WELL DONE?

    • @chadcopywriter
      @chadcopywriter 7 лет назад +6

      Hooks you in hard right?

    • @htcgaming
      @htcgaming  7 лет назад +59

      www.1upstudios.gg

    • @kmhowardva
      @kmhowardva 7 лет назад

      +dia tiu what's the song name I can't find it?

    • @lordalexvw
      @lordalexvw 7 лет назад +11

      Darude - Sandstorm

    • @erikaghassi1296
      @erikaghassi1296 7 лет назад +7

      Obi-Wan Kenobi it's called Telepathic Humans and it's by the band Lucy. It's on soundcloud and bandcamp

  • @st4vvv
    @st4vvv 4 года назад +65

    Loco should have never been a coach. He was hurting the team instead of helping.

  • @saladsareninjas
    @saladsareninjas 7 лет назад +117

    Dardoch makes good points but complains he's the only one being called out at one point WHEN HE'S CLEARLY THE ACTUAL PROBLEM. This whole thing was probably so fucking stressful that he couldn't actually see that for himself. Crazy

    • @GeneralWaffles7
      @GeneralWaffles7 7 лет назад +6

      The only reason why he was stressed out was because the team wasn't cooperating with him, if Locodoco actually helped the team to start fixing those types of problems then Dardoch would be one of the best Junglers for NA. Sadly, that will not happen with Locodoco coaching the team. :\

    • @reili5098
      @reili5098 7 лет назад +6

      And the only reason Loco can't help the team is because his players don't want to cooperate? I'm not a Loco fanboy or anything but the problem was definitely both of them.

    • @danielong7552
      @danielong7552 7 лет назад

      Lol loco is still on TL but dardoch moved to FOX nearly 2 months ago.

  • @PlacingRareBlocks
    @PlacingRareBlocks 7 лет назад +138

    The owner is a better coach than loco, he actually had authority and made an effort to be articulate

  • @Saeaeski
    @Saeaeski 3 года назад +104

    Watching this 5 years later when Dardoch got benched in Dignitas :DD

  • @jsung19
    @jsung19 7 лет назад +674

    Dardoch and piglet are toxic, but honestly I think 90% of the blame should be at loco. As someone who's coached traditional and a handful of league teams, this man is extremely poor at facilitating productive conversation, accepting responsibility, or building a positive environment. He's less mature than any of the players, and he's supposed to be the emotional leader of the team.

    • @afonflip
      @afonflip 6 лет назад +18

      J Sung this but i dont see them as toxic, what i do see thou, is they talk abouy their teammates in 3rd person lmao... doomed

    • @CinemaSteve
      @CinemaSteve 6 лет назад +6

      Townzie and the team is doing much better without him. GGS has actually played some really good games since he left.

    • @Stephen-qk2nd
      @Stephen-qk2nd 6 лет назад +39

      Honestly I cannot agree more. All I got from this was that Loco is a god awful coach with way too big an ego. Every thing he says is with the goal of deflecting blame from himself, not facilitating discussion of helping the team work together.

    • @MyFriendsCallMeC0ach
      @MyFriendsCallMeC0ach 5 лет назад +6

      @@afonflip came a bit late to the party but yeah thats what i noticed immediately as well.they talked about each other as if they weren't even in the same room all the while sitting next to each other. if you wanna make a point and actually solve a conflict, make eye contact and speak directly to the person. this is probably the most simple rule you learn when holding a conversation. but as it was already pointed out multiple times, they acted extremely immature and weren't really respecting each other. even though dardoch said he looked up to piglet as a big brother, they couldn't be in the same team. conflicting personalities right there and don't even get me started on loco.

    • @lordhawkeye
      @lordhawkeye 4 года назад +5

      All three of them share an equal amount of the blame. Loco can't coach, Dardoch and Piglet wont listen.

  • @joaofleumatico
    @joaofleumatico 7 лет назад +823

    Dardoch is phd in passive agressiveness

    • @brandonbui657
      @brandonbui657 7 лет назад +3

      ?

    • @OrbitalFFA
      @OrbitalFFA 7 лет назад +31

      so is Loco

    • @pgrmoja
      @pgrmoja 7 лет назад +7

      the only phd he will ever have

    • @Pk3rEvross
      @Pk3rEvross 7 лет назад +91

      I don't think he was being very passive dude lmfao. He was pretty clearly very aggressive.

    • @victorstewart4891
      @victorstewart4891 7 лет назад

      Pk3rEvross

  • @FieryElmo
    @FieryElmo 7 лет назад +65

    Why does Locodoco swear unnecessarily when explaining things if he wants to be respected? Immature and triggering

    • @sikdim6230
      @sikdim6230 7 лет назад +14

      He is adapting to the team language common strategy to gain respect in every enviroment

    • @FieryElmo
      @FieryElmo 7 лет назад +4

      He did the same thing on TSM so no, and how is talking like dardoch gonna get his respect?

    • @jayendrapaija3444
      @jayendrapaija3444 7 лет назад

      he's Asian duh

  • @holydush
    @holydush 7 лет назад +43

    Man I'd love it if we could go back in time and create a movie like this for the bjergsen 1v9 era tsm, clg with doublelift or c9 when hai was jungling.

  • @TA-ew9bi
    @TA-ew9bi 6 лет назад +48

    Locos relationship reminds me of my relationship with my dad where he “listens” but never changes. FeelsBadMan FeelsWeirdMan.

  • @matchpoint2899
    @matchpoint2899 7 лет назад +224

    holy shit now we know how toxic dardoch is

    • @Depressedandautisticmillenial
      @Depressedandautisticmillenial 7 лет назад +13

      NOW you know?

    • @matchpoint2899
      @matchpoint2899 7 лет назад +64

      sneakyGasm knew he was toxic, but not a fucking north korean nuclear power station

    • @topkekbieri
      @topkekbieri 7 лет назад +48

      Most of the time it was Loco shittalking him tho
      Sure, he's pretty emotional, but throughout the video you really saw him trying to put in effort changing that fact for the better, whereas Piglet and Loco especially constantly bashed his play (and Loco his personality aswell).
      Up until the suspension I also thought: "Holy fuck is he toxic - but some truth was in his statements, it's just the way he said it was bad"
      Loco however just repeated the same shit over and over again, bashing Dardoch, Matt and Piglet for things he could have done better in the way he coaches aswell. (for example the non-verbal/ semi-verbal communication he bashed Dardoch for with his sarcasm - in the exact same clip, he rolled his eyes at Matt... that's plain hypocrisy)
      After Dardoch was suspended and subbed back in, you saw the growth - he has no perfect mindset but it was better than before. What Dlim said was right. He just needs to let out some steam (you could see that in the 1on1 talk with the owner - after he let out some steam he could think normally and accept his faults). Loco didn't allow that at all, which is why I think the team was that dysfunctional.

    • @DizzyBoxz
      @DizzyBoxz 7 лет назад +24

      What? After Dardoch got subbed back in, sure, they won some games, but then you can hear them in-game where he and (someone else) just doesn't give a fuck and laughs about losing. And that basically made Piglet want to leave the team. When they're locked in for fourth, Dardoch goes off on how he's the only consistent player and how it's fucking embarrassing that his carries don't do shit (damage). Then, later, during the series against CLG, he just says "Give me whatever"..."Let's fucking lose in peace."
      You say Loco just repeated the same shit, bashing Dardoch, but where was the bashing when Dardoch CONTINUED to act out after he was plugged back into the team (and was supposedly a large factor in Piglet wanting to 'leave' the team).
      Loco basically stopped challenging Dardoch's bullshit, and Piglet left with his complaints about his jungler. So, now, Dardoch gets to just mouth off every time they start losing.
      I'm not saying it's Dardoch's fault that the team essentially fell apart, as I think a lot of people are at fault, but I think it's disingenuous to say that he "got better" when the first half of this video is just him arguing with Loco, and then, the second half (after Loco talks with the owner about his attitude) is just Dardoch giving up or just complaining about his teammates. And, in fact, I think the subbing out and then back in only boosted his ego and made it worse, as they had success with him and not the other jungler.
      He never got a "real" punishment for his attitude until he was removed from the team entirely. And, hopefully, as Dardoch said himself, he's changed and gotten better with handling his emotions and teammates. We'll have to see next split.
      And again, there should be caution viewing this as we don't see everything. They advertised this movie as uncensored, which may be true (I believe it to be so), but they still decided to pick segments to show in the movie. Maybe Loco did continue to go off on Dardoch off camera, maybe Dardoch was even worse during scrims (they seem to only show LCS game meetings after they get back from Korea), etc.

    • @SuperDalberto
      @SuperDalberto 7 лет назад +4

      not sure if you watched the documentary to its end. I agree to your statement for the first 30 minutes. But after that it was only about everyone is trying to help Dardoch out, but he just can`t overcome his Ego. The ultimative highlight was the talk to the team owner, where Dardoch was so unbelievable insulting to everyone surrounding him. I think Loco has to improve a LOT as a coach, but Dardoch is simply this genious kind of player, who will stay uncoachable forever. He can take Rank1 in each region, but a behaviour like this is simply never gonna work, in any circumstances.
      BTW when I started watching this documentary I hated Loco and just misliked Dardoch, but holy crap i was so missjudging... Like the guy above us said, he is fucking north korean nuclear power station, and who shall work with this kind of weapon?!?!??!

  • @xHaste
    @xHaste 7 лет назад +120

    Dysfunctional. Never knew it was this severe, to coach a team full of kids.

    • @COZY__BOY
      @COZY__BOY 7 лет назад +36

      Team full of kids coached by a kid. Woo

    • @aadarshbalireddy2939
      @aadarshbalireddy2939 7 лет назад +5

      Haste I think Dardoch was the main problem. The rest of them are fine.

    • @deathtoy101
      @deathtoy101 7 лет назад +14

      More like a kids coaching kids. Loco isn't even a good coach himself. Teams like this need bootcamp level coaches to control the situation. Loco has no power over them.

    • @YayLexx
      @YayLexx 7 лет назад

      THe worst part of it all is that you get degraded to their level and makes all things worst.

    • @nopokemochannel
      @nopokemochannel 7 лет назад +3

      I think Dardoch is actually not the problem because the arguments that he brought is very true and he have evidences to back it up.

  • @jinyangxia8603
    @jinyangxia8603 7 лет назад +145

    Feels bad when tyler1 is more reformed than piglet

  • @saqibmansoor3513
    @saqibmansoor3513 7 лет назад +259

    This has to be the best esports documentary ever made.

    • @goanceoe6502
      @goanceoe6502 7 лет назад +16

      Saqib Mansoor IMO 'The Smash Brothers' by EastPointPictures (Samox) is better. It played a big part in turning an entire community around.

    • @moejellini
      @moejellini Год назад

      Dota 2 True Sight is much better

  • @Seanhaggs
    @Seanhaggs 7 лет назад +643

    this team is a disaster.. i love it.. makes a great film

    • @teddeyishere
      @teddeyishere 7 лет назад +12

      RIGHT?!

    • @sebastianag1035
      @sebastianag1035 7 лет назад +5

      Not as bad as Origen or...?

    • @Rawr8987
      @Rawr8987 7 лет назад +9

      Sebastian Ag Origen is just full of lazy Europeans, I bet they're all great friends but they don't put in the work or the effort. Forgiven left almost immediately because he was pissed off with such a lazy environment.

    • @taky8029
      @taky8029 7 лет назад

      the eu dignitas

    • @Seanhaggs
      @Seanhaggs 7 лет назад +20

      no loco is.. the way he was fidgeting and flickering the lighter was triggering me too

  • @TheSpiderTorch
    @TheSpiderTorch 7 лет назад +164

    I love matts voice.

    • @actualdaws
      @actualdaws 7 лет назад +13

      He's legit fucking dyrus 2.0

    • @snpOSRS
      @snpOSRS 7 лет назад

      I was just thinking that, glad to see it's mutual.

    • @SuperRonnieRadke
      @SuperRonnieRadke 7 лет назад

      Must be the Hawaiian accent lol

    • @jayendrapaija3444
      @jayendrapaija3444 7 лет назад +2

      you fucking gay go fuck yourself

    • @Denzo36958
      @Denzo36958 7 лет назад +3

      Is there something wrong with being gay? No.
      Is there something wrong with what you said? Yes.

  • @KleinpeterHank
    @KleinpeterHank 5 лет назад +39

    32:04 Loco when Zven threw game 5

  • @CurioNomad
    @CurioNomad 5 лет назад +146

    Thank god Loco is gone. He asks what the players are feeling, and then shits on what they say. Every thought coming out of his mouth is a defensive stance against what his players are telling him directly. Absolutely no class or finesse required to be a coach. Dardoch said it best when talking to Loco: "When you bring up a fault of your own, you bring up someone else's fault, instead of admitting your own fault and trying to fix it." Same goes for actually taking into account the thoughts and feelings of his players, he simply deflects and tries to negate the point entirely. Current iteration of Team Liquid in 2018 seems to operate in an entirely different universe. Hope no one makes the mistake of giving Loco a coaching position again anytime soon.
    Overall, amazing documentary, and an incredible insight into the minds and activities of the players we see competing each week.

    • @dinnj
      @dinnj 3 года назад

      I honestly blame the people that thought it would be a good idea to put him in that position. Hey, here's some kid that plays videogames - perfect counsellor!

  • @RageAgainstLP
    @RageAgainstLP 7 лет назад +136

    Thooorin literally broke down almost half of the conflict in that 30 sec clip and they didn't even give him credit in the description lol

  • @Voidhunter799
    @Voidhunter799 7 лет назад +109

    Just want to point out that the production on this is legit perfect. Like whoever worked on this all deserve applause and recognition for just how amazingly produced this was.

  • @stressedbyamountainofbooks4783
    @stressedbyamountainofbooks4783 4 года назад +118

    what piglet said is totally fine, "I'm not a leader, just a player." Not everyone can be a great leader, but a great leader can come from anywhere. the staff was saying you should be the leader because you're the oldest and thats not necessarily true. 1:00:00

    • @GEM4sta
      @GEM4sta 4 года назад +29

      I think they're just trying to talk him into being the opposite of a piece of shit. The problem with Piglet wasn't that he wasn't a leader, but that he wasn't a follower. If you can't get a guy to follow you better pray he can lead.

    • @ryankotze4717
      @ryankotze4717 4 года назад +7

      In Korea the culture is the oldest is the leader.

    • @Serryy
      @Serryy 4 года назад +1

      @@ryankotze4717 How is that relevant to NA staff? Also older=leader is a terrible way to think about leadership.

    • @OlafJorigson
      @OlafJorigson 3 года назад +4

      @@Serryy Well it is relevant because Piglet is Korean and he is a complete foreigner in NA. As being said, with less friends and pretty lonely, how should he adapt, if everything he knows comes form Korea.

    • @Serryy
      @Serryy 3 года назад

      @@OlafJorigson Him being the oldest doesnt mean that he has to be the leader, especially in western culture. Im not saying anything about him being lonely or not, maybe you replied to the wrong person?

  • @mariopuizina8449
    @mariopuizina8449 4 года назад +127

    Lost all respect for Loco I never knew he was such a TRASH coach. You know there's a problem when the coach is the most emotionally unstable person on the team.

    • @iceicejay9569
      @iceicejay9569 2 года назад +7

      its been well known that Loco is really good analytically at league of legends but he has always had behavioural issues on teams

    • @ronweasley4096
      @ronweasley4096 2 года назад +1

      ​@@iceicejay9569 He would have been such a good strategic coch but main coch and leader? nah it doesnt fit his skill set

  • @krumpits
    @krumpits 7 лет назад +375

    Matt speakin that truth. "I need to fix myself before I can fix everyone else, that's the coach's job." Then loco's dumb ass saying it's not his job lol.

    • @berber4everG
      @berber4everG 3 года назад +14

      thank u for saying this was thinking the exact same

    • @isaacwilliaiii843
      @isaacwilliaiii843 3 года назад +5

      What are talking about? It's a team sport ain't it? Shouldn't player foster chemistry between themselves rather than the coach playing puzzle piece and assume what a player should do and be?

    • @hereticsign
      @hereticsign 3 года назад +3

      @@isaacwilliaiii843 The coach was playing puzzle pieces and assuming what a player should do.

    • @isaacwilliaiii843
      @isaacwilliaiii843 3 года назад

      @@hereticsign if the puzzle dont fit, shouldnt him just throw the one that doesnt fit away? That what they did at least, and even the toxic guy agree that when Pig was move, the chemistry was better and he had best friend and stuff.

    • @hereticsign
      @hereticsign 3 года назад +4

      @@isaacwilliaiii843 That's the issue there. Loco kept circling around the same issue without ever resolving them. Just because the video shows Dardoch's lashing out or passive-aggressiveness like it's was like this from the beginning, I will never believe that. There is no way Dardoch never told loco about the issues before at least 2 or 3 times and when he saw that nothing changed, he became like that.

  • @JobCoverLetters
    @JobCoverLetters 7 лет назад +204

    holy shit this is stressful to watch

  • @Deathgearox3
    @Deathgearox3 7 лет назад +193

    Loco is the most toxic coach ive ever seen. doesnt respect his own players, or other teams. underestimates everyone.

    • @midnightbunnie714
      @midnightbunnie714 4 года назад +1

      Well his an asian coach and here in the east coaches.will tend to get strict but i get your point

    • @emperorxina2914
      @emperorxina2914 3 года назад +36

      @@midnightbunnie714 i believe he was wasnt strict enough,there was like no respect towards him,like he was their teammate and not coach.

    • @fish4096
      @fish4096 2 года назад

      he's lazy as fuck too

  • @maudlin1459
    @maudlin1459 3 года назад +18

    Rewatching this to prepare for the sequel

  • @uchihakeyblade
    @uchihakeyblade 7 лет назад +40

    my body is ready to see some tl problems.

  • @youngra442
    @youngra442 4 года назад +118

    Who's here after Leena talked about nobody wanting Dardoch and Locodoco covering it?

    • @thekirin0872
      @thekirin0872 4 года назад

      meeee

    • @nema4250
      @nema4250 4 года назад +4

      And now Dignitas is giving the final chance to Dardoch to redeem himself as a player

    • @sammyboy33
      @sammyboy33 3 года назад +3

      @@nema4250 dardoch is bad

    • @oblivious7642
      @oblivious7642 3 года назад +1

      @@nema4250 I just watched this after dardoch's mental boomed after ending up 0-2 in playoffs again. Poor guy was just running it down on udyr spamming zoe emotes once the third game seemed lost. Let's hope he can keep it together till the end of the season

    • @joenobody5913
      @joenobody5913 3 года назад

      @@nema4250 lol "final" chance. Assuming nobody will sign him again is moronic. He's a poison but plenty of people think they're gonna be the one to cure it. He'll either grow up or he'll continue this streak until his skills fall off enough that he just fades away

  • @extradelux8088
    @extradelux8088 7 лет назад +17

    I've never seen a video about league so well put together, ty for this

  • @currentfps160
    @currentfps160 3 года назад +7

    23 minutes in and straight up the answer here is a new coach

  • @DarthTetrious
    @DarthTetrious 5 лет назад +20

    “If you make mistakes, it’s hard for me to care about you guys” -Locodoco. The coach. THE COACH. His job is to improve his players, create an environment for learning and try to make the best team possible. How did this guy ever get this job saying crazy shit like this?!?!

  • @TurkishEleven
    @TurkishEleven 7 лет назад +54

    Am I really the only one who thinks that Dardoch makes some really good points, yea maybe he actually makes it sound arrogant I still feel like he has a lot of good points most of the time.

    • @Gurpreet-sv5zg
      @Gurpreet-sv5zg 7 лет назад +4

      I got a hypocritical vibe. He was just up locodoco ass whenever he felt someone got mistreated but would do the same to his teammates. It's like he expected the coach to be more soft with their approach but had no issue with him being an ass to his coworkers. Honestly it felt like he created a hostile environment. KR coaches get respect, western coaches are treated like ass. No wonder west teams are trash compared to LCK.

    • @TurkishEleven
      @TurkishEleven 7 лет назад

      Gurpreet Basra TBH you have to earn the respect, treating players differently will always lead to players who disrespect you. Idk for sure but wasnt that the reason why Loco got kicked/left TSM? I know this may sound strange but I feel like I kinda would acted the same way as Dardoch maybe not that arrogant but yeah idk... I feel with dardoch somehow

    • @Gurpreet-sv5zg
      @Gurpreet-sv5zg 7 лет назад +1

      Earn respect? Can you tell me what sports organization has this demand? Seems like a thing that people keep spouting yet here I am watching NHL/MMA/NBA/NFL and this is completely foreign. In Korea they respect their coaches so it just seems like an isolated western league of legends thing where some fan groupies embrace for some odd reason.
      Loco got kicked because of bjergsen and loco. There is a reason why most Korean players have said it's weird seeing the coach with no authority then western fans go puzzle when there region gets stomped like no tomorrow. Dardoch was even acting the same way with their owner so not sure if that is the behavior you would want to exhibit. In terms of west, you disrespect your star player, you're out. In Korea, you get benched. CLG did much better when they kicked that garbage out.

    • @jeckyong11
      @jeckyong11 7 лет назад +1

      TurkishEleven yeah I mean he's not entirely wrong, he has his points, he's just too aggressive in talking, and can't stand losses

    • @klausb701
      @klausb701 7 лет назад +3

      usually coaches have a reputation and know what the fuck they're doing. How is any player supposed to take a butthurt emo like loco serious?

  • @bryanc3236
    @bryanc3236 7 лет назад +71

    Matt seems to be the most responsible and mature one.

  • @Valdray
    @Valdray 7 лет назад +25

    This has been such an inspiration and quite possibly the best lol related documentary I've ever had the enjoyment of watching.

  • @philippeblanchard9937
    @philippeblanchard9937 7 лет назад +344

    Matt is honestly my biggest revelation in this documentary. Mature and objective way of thinking, analyzing the problem. The part about people should fix themselves before trying to fix each others is brilliant too bad Loco is just too busy trying to pass the bomb to someone else (players) before it blows to actually take time to think about what Matt said

    • @Josh-mp3ow
      @Josh-mp3ow 6 лет назад +12

      outlook and understanding isn't everything and cannot always compensate for the gap in skill, matt has always been 1 of the weakest players in LCS doesn't matter how good his attitude is when he constantly underperforms

    • @theonlywhiteop
      @theonlywhiteop 5 лет назад +9

      the problem is its impossible to be perfect and it creates an atmosphere where less skilled players will not be able to give criticism and the higher skilled players will not recieve criticism

    • @jeffzhang9705
      @jeffzhang9705 4 года назад +6

      Philippe Blanchard I actually disagree. I don't think that anyone can totally solve all their problems, as they're all human. New problems probably come with every game, unless you play every game flawlessly, which obviously isn't the case. I think that nurturing a good team atmosphere where everyone is polite, kind and respectful of each other is far more important. Even if Matt has problems himself, I still think it would be better to politely give suggestions to teammates than bottle everything up. With this, I also think it's his teammates' responsibility to accept the criticism politely and perhaps even point out Matt's issues.

  • @dodoliy4678
    @dodoliy4678 7 лет назад +3

    This is one of the best documentaries of gaming... you can basically see everything that most people wouldn't think of when they hear the term "pro gamer"

  • @TrajanTC
    @TrajanTC 4 года назад +114

    Who else here after the Listen Loco blow up?

    • @ripkupo
      @ripkupo 4 года назад +3

      what blow up ??

    • @peteradelzaki
      @peteradelzaki 4 года назад

      i don't think they will make any other episodes loco didn't even post the blast episode (#97)

    • @TrajanTC
      @TrajanTC 4 года назад

      Just look at the Twitter

  • @FazyWay
    @FazyWay 7 лет назад +57

    32:04 loco breaking the innocent keyboard. RIP XD

    • @BigMusicFan147
      @BigMusicFan147 6 лет назад +3

      Aid I have no idea why he was mad. I remember watching that game. That was literally a historical play that in retrospect was unavoidable. Darshan made a big call and he outplayed them. It was either going to work or it wouldn't. I still have goosbumos from that play

    • @seviche100
      @seviche100 6 лет назад +13

      cus they lost you fucken idiot. "no idea why he was mad" you fucken stupid child

    • @tamb699
      @tamb699 5 лет назад

      HE MUST HAVE ONLY THOUGHT IT WAS ONE

  • @heatofthedisco
    @heatofthedisco 7 лет назад +62

    amazing work

  • @placman777
    @placman777 7 лет назад +10

    You know shit is going down when the Team Liquid Horse is drowning in the ocean

  • @keroroguns0867
    @keroroguns0867 3 года назад +31

    This actually gave me insight as to how rough it can be even in these pro teams. For some reason I always had this illusion that they all got along with each other.

    • @ronweasley4096
      @ronweasley4096 2 года назад +1

      And that is not even all of the shit that went down, Dom recalled how supports that played with Piglet would break down crying

  • @Awenevis1
    @Awenevis1 7 лет назад

    Insane production quality, amazing perspective. Overall an amazing documentary.

  • @lordtwan6764
    @lordtwan6764 7 лет назад +113

    What's the point of a coach in this capacity? He's not really coaching anything... it could just be the way the footage was presented, but it seems Loco is more interested in telling people they're bad, than showing players how to improve

    • @TAGkai
      @TAGkai 7 лет назад +17

      LordTwan plus he has to waste 75% of his time babysitting kids like dardoch and piglet

    • @rapidfury
      @rapidfury 7 лет назад +26

      Listening to Loco tilts me hardcore. His interpersonal skills are extremely poor and he is very dismissive and close minded. I don't have the most insight into the situation but from what I've seen I don't think he's a very good coach. Also, talk about an anger issue! Poor keyboard thingie he smashed :o

    • @lordtwan6764
      @lordtwan6764 7 лет назад +1

      I mean, English isn't his first language, and he's an import so maybe he doesn't pick up on the American social queues as well as a coach should

    • @80aj21
      @80aj21 7 лет назад +3

      you gotta remember that this is about the drama and issues in the team, not the good bits so much. not a big fan of loco but yaknow? this isnt really a fair show of his coaching

    • @lordtwan6764
      @lordtwan6764 7 лет назад

      Ya I get that, but even when I was watching the TSM vlogs it felt like the same thing

  • @DiegoLOLize
    @DiegoLOLize 7 лет назад +174

    4:05 Before the name Dardoch comes in, slow the video down, LOL.
    Look at the name

  • @jonathanservranckx3361
    @jonathanservranckx3361 7 лет назад

    Holy ... I follow TL since SC2 came out, I love you guys and loved every single second of that documentary. Hope you will perform well this split (and every other split for that matter)

  • @whimsicalgoth2749
    @whimsicalgoth2749 7 лет назад +6

    This was so good to watch...more pro team documentaries please. I'll pay real people money to see why lift lift went on hiatus from TSM

  • @dillonliu2318
    @dillonliu2318 7 лет назад +8

    After watching this, I really appreciate Matt as a person and hope he can find better teammates :)

  • @tran9942
    @tran9942 7 лет назад +19

    I'm rewatching this documentary so I won't get confused for its UPCOMING SEQUEL AHHHHHHH

  • @yanhowes8882
    @yanhowes8882 7 лет назад

    Awesome job on making the video. I've always had TL on my average team (in favorite like list) and even though they have potential they can't be consistent. I never thought they would be so much behind it.
    Good luck with new line up!

  • @JennyDarukat
    @JennyDarukat 5 лет назад

    how have I not heard of this documentary until just now, how doesn't this even have a million views??

  • @mxgoh1997
    @mxgoh1997 4 года назад +3

    Watching this is giving me anxiety already, can't imagine how the players felt at the time.

  • @mistahjellison
    @mistahjellison 7 лет назад +11

    *Gets to intro*
    *Checks length of video*
    "What the fuck..."

  • @whatitdohomeynigguwh
    @whatitdohomeynigguwh 6 лет назад

    amazing doc, a rare inside in the real world of competitive gaming!

  • @bahrunnur
    @bahrunnur 7 лет назад

    I was thought this is a Miracle- thing, but I love any kind of documentary film.

  • @zephyrpiper5811
    @zephyrpiper5811 7 лет назад +355

    This could be the reason why locodoco is not a coach for tsm

    • @Gurpreet-sv5zg
      @Gurpreet-sv5zg 7 лет назад +42

      That's because bjergsen and loco had differences with how to play the game. Not surprised though since western coaches get zero respect because the organization thinks the players have the same power as their coaches. Even with parth as their coach, they had one of the best western roster to date and achieved absolutely nothing with horrendous pick and bans and zero improvement in TSM macro play. They basically hired a yes man and got worse internationally.

    • @blackbeanburger3357
      @blackbeanburger3357 7 лет назад +66

      the reason was pretty extensive. the players on tsm had to wake him up for scrims and treat him like a child because he would throw fits. the players lost all respect for him and couldn't look at him like a superior... i think giving him reign on TL was a horrible decision on the part of steve. loco has a good mind for the game, but he should have no bearing on setting the moral ground for any team.

    • @Gurpreet-sv5zg
      @Gurpreet-sv5zg 7 лет назад +26

      You say the players but based on TSM legends, only one person that was up front and vocal is bjergsen. Everyone was just quiet. You're using TSM as an example but you forget that 4/5 of the roster got replaced. That's how bad the roster really was. Santorin never ganks. Dyrus never talks. Lustboy is too shy to talk. Wildturtle is wildturtle(not a good thing). Hell, it took FNC to do bad for their coach to get the boot, and 3/5 of the roster replaced. The problem is the hierarchy of players and coaches are on the same level. Any professional team will first use the coach system, and when it doesn't work, then he gets replaced. Simple as that. Right now western coaches are consider scape goats.
      You know what the scary part is. Do me a favor and go look at oracle elixir. Look at world stats and see which mid laner has the highest gold %. Bjergsen #1/2. I don't think I've ever seen someone given this much resources and never taken the blame once. This person gets more gold invested than faker/crown/maple/kuro/febiven/and many other prominent mid laners. The problem with western organization is that superstar hold so much control that they will never improve as a team. Remember this is the same player who wanted to only play yasuo in the finals, get dumpster, question by reginald, and get excused for forcing the coach to have his picks. Loco is no saint but god damn stop acting like coaches have real influence when organization don't give them the power to insert any action.

    • @zephyrpiper5811
      @zephyrpiper5811 7 лет назад +6

      I honestly didn't mind their performance this year because I saw it as an improvement rather than a disappointment. I know that they didn't make it out of the groups but the fact that they were close to beating RNG who had UZI, MATA and Looper as compared to Doublelift who was already low on the tank and Hauntzer and Biofrost who have never been in worlds. So I don't think it was that bad this year.

    • @itsthekid9815
      @itsthekid9815 7 лет назад +5

      so the reason its hard for loco to be a na coach is the fact that it doesnt matter what he says the players dont respect him because of america culture.

  • @DK-on7vb
    @DK-on7vb 7 лет назад +4

    The owner in this is so spot on with his points. If he was there all along they would have avoided more. But his mediation around 36 minutes is much better than Loco's.

  • @franciscohernandez4103
    @franciscohernandez4103 5 лет назад +8

    I noticed that Loco does not even look at Dardoch at all and it just seems crazy to me the lack of leadership loco had.

  • @techspence
    @techspence 6 лет назад

    Awesome awesome awesome - need more awesome stories and content like this in the esports community

  • @sydoh5597
    @sydoh5597 7 лет назад +250

    Loco contradicts himself so much wtf

    • @vFunz
      @vFunz 7 лет назад +20

      That environment is just way too different to him than tsm, the whole liquid roster is just bad chemistry and he doesn't know how to deal with it so he just ends up driving it longer, not saying its his fault that it continues that way or its become that but he needs to take more action

    • @mescellaneous
      @mescellaneous 7 лет назад +14

      loco was never a good player. why is he even hired as a coach?

    • @letsgetit90
      @letsgetit90 7 лет назад +25

      Tons of people who weren't good sport stars later became amazing coaches. EX Phil jackson, Doc River... Dont forget Mj who is one of the greater basketball players of all time but failed at being a ceo of a basketball team. Your argument about him being a bad player is just bad.

    • @mouadkerdoud9428
      @mouadkerdoud9428 5 лет назад

      @@vFunz Kinda ironic now right

    • @DesertFox36
      @DesertFox36 4 года назад +20

      @@letsgetit90 Right, except Loco is both a shit player and shit coach...

  • @milo3729
    @milo3729 7 лет назад +3

    Watching this 2016 TL makes me want to go in a time machine back to 2015 when TL was actually exciting (as much as they were heartbreaking).

  • @RomnysGonzalez
    @RomnysGonzalez 3 года назад

    BRING BACK THE BREAKING POINT TEAM. We need more documentaries like this. PLEASE

  • @kRazykAzi55699
    @kRazykAzi55699 7 лет назад +5

    this just shows the difference in culture of coaching in NA team vs culture in korea. you can't have players disrespecting the coach and vice versa the coach disrespecting the players. the conflict was not just between dardoch and loco or dardoch and piglet. it spread out through the entire team. there needed to be a higher up who put the hammer down, whether that be loco or liquid's owner.

  • @vree_
    @vree_ 7 лет назад +6

    Actually a great video that gives very deep insight.

  • @mononoke486
    @mononoke486 7 лет назад +13

    HOLY SHIT this team is dysfunctional.

  • @tobias-edwards
    @tobias-edwards 7 лет назад

    The two rookies at the end seem like nice guys, especially Phil - very humbled :)
    I feel like TL have the potential and the problems lie with comms, and that takes time.
    Good luck in the next split TEAM LIQUID!!
    Also, the staff seem legit very good. Steve is very professional and comes across as a great owner, and the staff are very patient and helpful (especially David)

  • @pixelllls
    @pixelllls 6 лет назад

    The scene before the intro is basically my feelings in every ranked game I play.

  • @JLewie
    @JLewie 7 лет назад +14

    I wish I could talk at my superiors that way and still have a job. Dardoch's* approach & volatility completely takes away from his very valid arguments. And it sucks too because he is clearly a good guy that works hard.
    If you ever read this bro. You have to understand that you can be respectful and up-front at the same time with the people. And a persons place in the chain of command should strongly influence that ratio.
    #D5BotLane
    #FeelsBad

  • @allansouza9834
    @allansouza9834 7 лет назад +19

    The intro was dope

  • @deivchoi
    @deivchoi 4 года назад

    Every LCS fan needs to see this. It's my first time watching it and it's 2020

  • @scarface8501
    @scarface8501 7 лет назад +2

    the intro is sick with the logo being thorn to pieces which is breaking point

  • @micl8652
    @micl8652 4 года назад +10

    I honostly felt like Loco was the problem. He lacked authority and leadership. When a player is disrespecting you, you have to set them straight. A good Coach needs to be respected by the players.

    • @AadetTube
      @AadetTube 4 года назад +1

      I'm sure Loco didn't help the situation, but unless Immortals, CLG and maybe even Echo fox and Optic had just as bad coaches as loco...it must be Dardoch being the problem.
      Because if Loco was the problem, Dardoch would have thrived in other teams.

  • @machuuu3313
    @machuuu3313 7 лет назад +5

    Well Steve handled Dardoch a lot better than Loco did. The difference between how the conversations went are like worlds apart jesus.

  • @ShauryaRaikkonen
    @ShauryaRaikkonen 7 лет назад +1

    After all this negative tension, I wanna see a CLG documentary where everything is happy ,everyone loves everyone, win or lose.. and everyone was emotional in their final game at worlds because they were not sure if they'd get to play with each other again.

  • @TheSergio1021
    @TheSergio1021 6 лет назад +2

    Funny how the "support" seems to give the most emotional and moral support for the team.

  • @declin_ro3823
    @declin_ro3823 7 лет назад +3

    this is amazing. i can't say that enough

  • @MrFlip0815
    @MrFlip0815 7 лет назад +58

    These are young people. I'm pretty sure everyone wants to play his best and wants to win and is dedicated 100%. But my god, they also need a private life with all that goes with it. Give them days off. Don't play 18 hours over weeks. You will gain absolutely nothing. These coaches are beyond terrible at fixing these issues because they're basically kids as well.

    • @Fel7639
      @Fel7639 7 лет назад +10

      they have to dedicate alot of time or else someone else can replace them

    • @KiteAzurez
      @KiteAzurez 7 лет назад +1

      They have to dedicate this much time to the game, else koreans will keep winning worlds

    • @MrFlip0815
      @MrFlip0815 7 лет назад +8

      You can't just replace people and hope they will click with each other. You can clearly see that in this video. Individual skill is important but it's not the ultimate truth. there are many sports and professions where people compete and do their best and they will not live together for months, share the same rooms, dont have a life outside the game and do nothing else for 18-20 hours per day. These teams need to rethink their work life balance.

    • @pi_guy3141
      @pi_guy3141 7 лет назад +4

      obviously you haven't seen the Korean training regime

    • @vlad5600
      @vlad5600 7 лет назад

      Hugh Janus korean strategy is WAY more efficient and more effective; therefore they have advanced knowledge and are always ahead of every other region

  • @ThatManwiththevan
    @ThatManwiththevan 7 лет назад +1

    what an unbelievably well made video.

  • @Orwulf
    @Orwulf 7 лет назад +59

    So I recently led a group of eight 6-8 year olds at a day camp for a week, and there were numerous times throughout the week when there was ridiculous drama between them, and it was always the same 3 or so kids. And I kept having to sit them down and talk to them to get them to try to move past it, and try to improve. And all I can say is watching this documentary I've been constantly reminded of that week and those little kids lol.. Geez, I always thought TL's management sucked, but now I honestly just feel bad for them. I felt so stressed out and at the end of my rope for just a week, if that kept up for months and months on end every single day..? Damn.

    • @keroroguns0867
      @keroroguns0867 3 года назад

      I mean tbf these TL players are friends out of game, and it’s not drama, the players and loco are getting constantly frustrated at each other for underperforming and messing up in scrims, and the players get frustrated at loco for the way he coaches (a bit inconsiderately), and they never broke the cycle or got better which led to this implosion

  • @jacobtaylor3190
    @jacobtaylor3190 7 лет назад +13

    I can't help but feel for dardoch here. Faaabbyy was a horrible player and I dont think Dardoch should have flamed him, but Piglet and Loco were horrible coworkers. Like neither one of them acknowledged their role they just wanted to blame Dardoch's tilt for all of their problems. Loco, as a supervisor in a professional workplace, should have stayed in an authoritative position instead he got goaded into emotional arguments and Piglet just gave up on playing with TL, TLA is where he belongs

  • @Bingo5406
    @Bingo5406 7 лет назад +86

    this team needs to invest in a sports psychologists like TSM god damn

    • @bananasuarez1234
      @bananasuarez1234 7 лет назад

      Bingo im pretty sure if they got a sports psychologist going into summer split, they wouldn't have split up but i dont know if they would have won.

    • @GunBuadam
      @GunBuadam 7 лет назад

      Yep .. and they even made it to worlds with that .... but ... *Koreans*

  • @snowflamestr
    @snowflamestr 7 лет назад

    As a Dota 2 hardcore player and fan I really enjoyed this doc. Weirdly enough I didn't have troubles understanding anything. It was really a good watch. The Intro song is so damn good btw.

  • @richardlin1172
    @richardlin1172 7 лет назад +11

    1:16:30 young boy be flaming his own CEO lmao

  • @cyrus147
    @cyrus147 7 лет назад +4

    great episode of thorin's thoughts!

  • @Vscounter
    @Vscounter 7 лет назад +10

    26:55 - 29:29 Everything can be fixed with a different coach. Communication is not like this when coach shows respect to players and get the respect loco can earn from others. It's obvious that Dardoch lost all respects for Loco

  • @randymartin9040
    @randymartin9040 2 года назад +2

    Lol, when loco said he thought dardoch was going to cry... there's no fucking shot. That was a passive aggressive move.

  • @Pelic0ne
    @Pelic0ne 7 лет назад

    the intro is perfect, really well done.

  • @conorschweppe
    @conorschweppe 3 года назад +4

    Looking at all the comments here it’s hard to believe that people still blame loco. Look at dardoch’s record now. He has fully proven himself to be unmanageable and managed to pull loco down with him.

  • @jbeanz3039
    @jbeanz3039 2 года назад +12

    i remember watching the tl rebirth series while it was still being produced and i had such a different idea of what were the issues within this team. im 24 mins in and it's so easy to tell that loco was the biggest problem. he's asking the players what they think the problems are and then asking how they think it could be fixed, but literally does not try to put in any work of his own to help solve them at all. feelsbadman truly unlucky

    • @tineye5100
      @tineye5100 2 года назад +2

      Yeah but remove Dardoch from the equation and none of it happens. Loco is far from perfect but he had the worst possible situation with a player who brings out the worst in everyone and was insubordinate at every turn. The way he talked to Steve was inexcusable.

  • @thearchivena9543
    @thearchivena9543 7 лет назад

    This documentary has given me so much more respect for Matt.

  • @reggaemarley4617
    @reggaemarley4617 7 лет назад +2

    I can't say I care enough about Liquid to sit through the whole hour plus of footage, but that opening is absolutely sick. Major props to the minds behind and those that executed it.

  • @jeckyong11
    @jeckyong11 7 лет назад +339

    Dardoch is toxic, but he has his points, he's not entirely wrong

    • @jeckyong11
      @jeckyong11 7 лет назад +88

      and if Loco calls that coaching, everyone can coach

    • @letsgetit90
      @letsgetit90 7 лет назад +17

      everyone can become a coach, but not everyone can become a good coach

    • @XxRDZ15xX
      @XxRDZ15xX 4 года назад +1

      Now he’s on tsm. Hype

    • @RealTaIk
      @RealTaIk 4 года назад +7

      his toxicity wears down his team mates and make them perform worse. so no, he doesn't have a point.

    • @paul_bellini
      @paul_bellini 4 года назад +1

      How many teams has he been on? He's wrong.

  • @jacov09
    @jacov09 2 года назад +5

    50:56 BYE PIGGY

  • @aFUllMeTalMUTT
    @aFUllMeTalMUTT 7 лет назад

    Finally finish it all. Such a great video. Just wish could of had a championship ending. Just shows that even pros have tough times meshing with players. After what FeniX said I was like man I should be pro. If i had the time I would totally put in the time, the communication, and endless practice to get better. I might not be the best player now but I am a sponge and very coach able. Can ask any of my basketball coaches.

  • @SlikTF
    @SlikTF 7 лет назад +13

    Loco: Fuck fuck fucking fuck, fucking cursing so you must think I am mature as fuck.