【Unquenchable Lust and Unrequited Love: Women and Eroticism in Late Imperial Chinese Literature】

FlipSid3 Tactics defeated Mockit Aces in the Rocket LeagueChampionship Series Season 2 grand finals Sunday,Unquenchable Lust and Unrequited Love: Women and Eroticism in Late Imperial Chinese Literature taking home $50,000 and avenging their second-place finish last season.

The FlipSid3 Tactics squad of Mark "Markydooda" Exton, Francesco "Kuxir97" Cinquemani and Marius "Greazymeister" Ranheim edged out Mockit's Philip "Paschy90" Paschmeyer, David "Deevo" Morrow and Jos "Violent Panda" van Meurs in two intense grand finals sets in Amsterdam.

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On Saturday, Mockit defeated FlipSid3 in the semifinals, sending FlipSid3 into the second round of the losers bracket where they tore their way through top North American seed NRG Esports and the next two matches with a nine-game winning streak to make it to the grand finals.

Coming from the losers bracket, FlipSid3 Tactics had to win two sets in a row to beat Mockit Aces in the grand finals, while Mockit only had to win one best-of-seven.

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FlipSid3 came into the first game very aggressive, putting a lot of pressure on Mockit Aces to rack up points and push the finals into a second set.

The teams traded games in the first best-of-seven set and then FlipSid3 went all-out, shutting down Mockit for the next four games to take the first set 5-1. Both teams were looking great but FlipSid3 had better touches on the ball and a more aggressive and effective offense.

With everything on the line in the second set, FlipSid3 Tactics and Mockit Aces came out with extremely tight defenses, sending the first game into an RLCS record-breaking overtime lasting more than 7 minutes. Mockit's ViolendtPanda managed to close out the first win of the set.

FlipSid3 responded with three strong wins, outplaying Mockit with spot-on passing plays and lots of pressure. On match point for FlipSid3, the game went into overtime, appropriately finished with an amazing play from Kuxir.

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