Ferrari_430 (video gamer)
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| Ferrari_430 | |
|---|---|
| Luo Feichi | |
| Status | Active |
| Date of birth | February 14, 1990 |
| Hometown | Wuhan, Hubei |
| Nationality | China |
| Current team | Invictus Gaming |
| Games | Dota Dota 2 |
Luo Feichi (simplified Chinese: 骆非池; traditional Chinese: 駱非池; pinyin: luò fēi chí, born February 14, 1990), known by the gamer tag Ferrari_430, is a Chinese professional Dota 2 player from Hubei. He won The International 2012 with Invictus Gaming (iG).
Dota
Ferrari_430 started his career at Mr, but he wasn't known at the time. In April 2010 he joined the team ToT. The team showed admirable performances in many tournaments. During this time, Luo Feichi got a second-place victory at Intel Extreme Masters Season V Global Challenge in 2010 with team ToT.[1] but because of sponsorship problems the team disbanded. Ferrari_430 joined City Hunters but he left the team one month later. Later in 2010 he joined Deity with his teammate LongDD. There he finally made a name with his skills. With the 2nd place in the G-League, World DotA Championship (WDC) 2010[2] and a 4th place in SMM Grand National Final DotA Tournament 2010,[3] Ferrari_430 was awarded as the best newcomer of 2010. During the Chinese reshuffle Ferrari joined CCM.[4] CCM had many great performances and in 2011 Invictus Gaming bought over the whole CCM line-up. Invictus Gaming includes two team which are iG.Z, the previous CCM, and iG.Y, the members from previous LGD. Ferrari_430 became the solo player of iG.Z. In November 2011, iG decided to combine the two teams,iG.Z and iG.Y, to team Invictus Gaming. After that, Ferrari_430 got the champion of SMM Grand National Final DotA Tournament 2011, G league season 1, G league season 2 and ACE Dota Pro-league 2012 Season 1.
Dota 2
Luo Feichi started his Dota 2 career with Invictus Gaming in 2012. In that year, he was the champion of The International 2012 with Invictus Gaming.[5][6] IG won World Cyber Games 2012. He was evaluated as the best solo player of 2012 by GosuGamers.net and the best ganker by Liquid's Dota 2 Awards 2012.[7][8] iG got 4th at The International 2013[9]
Play style
Admirably referred to by fans and supporters alike as the 'The Pianist',[10] Luo "Ferrari" Feichi has gained a reputation in DotA for being one of the top solo-mid players ever to grace the game. He has played mostly Invoker and Templar Assassin. During a game against Team MTW, he played Templar Assassin and ended with more than 20 kills and had a double rampage.[11]
Achievements
G-League 2010 DotA- Intel Extreme Masters Season V Global Challenge
- World DotA Championship 2010
- 4th SMM Grand National Final DotA Tournament 2010
- ECL 2011 Dota season 4
i-City's Pro DotA Championship 2011[12][13][14]- ECL 2011 Final
- SMM Grand National Final DotA Tournament 2011[15][16]
- Cyberathlete Professional League 2011 dota
- G league season 1
- G league season 2
- ACE Dota Pro-league 2012 Season 1
- 4th G-1 Champions League Season 4
- The International 2012[17][18][19]
- World Cyber Games 2012[20][21]
- G-League 2012 Season 2 (Dota 2)
Alienware Cup 2013 Season 1- Sina Cup Supernova Dota 2 Open
- National Electronic Sports Tournament 2013[22]
- FENGYUN CHAMPIONSHIP[23]
- WPC ACE Dota 2 League 2013[24][25]
- WPC ACE Dota 2 League 2014[26]
- ESL One Frankfurt[27]
Personal life
Luo was born on February 14, 1990. He currently lives in Xuhui District, Shanghai.
References
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External links
| Preceded by
Natus Vincere (Na'Vi)
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The International winner 2012 With: Chen "Zhou" Yao Luo "Ferrari 430" Feichi Jiang "YYF" Cen Wong "ChuaN" Hock Chuan Zeng "Faith" Hongda |
Succeeded by Alliance |
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