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Still waiting to see grubby coached by the Zen master Purge.

@@fabiosordo5313 that would be dope!!!

What a compliment, thank you!

Facts

same story here except I started playing when 5.84c came out 😄

Играл с патча 1,2. После как появился хон, больше в доту не играл. Дота2 говно. Не зашла.

Yes! Garena tournaments, seeing new heroes come out, the move to Allstars from regular dota, AOS/Battleships/Footman Frenzy, and lots of lan parties. Just a different time.

@@Veslanjejezivot Lmao 5.84c will always be my favourite xD. Everything is broken so the game is balanced haha.

@@LizzieBeezie Riki was OP haha

That's reassuring! Thanks!

And that's why Arteezy is one of the GOATs, he's at the top of that cliff.

@@arielvillarruel6281 LMFAO

@quyzbuk86 Not really. It's just your fault you'r hoping right onto the himalaya (PVP). A game always has many sides. You start by taking baby steps, into steps on a street, not approaching the alpines right away, not jumping into deep water before you learn to swim. (ofc it has been done and can be done) But there are so many facettes of a game. (and every bit is exciting the first time) Who ever came up with "steep curve" is just a big *QQ.* Don't expect to be a prof, don't expect to be an expert, that's it. Have fun in different aspects, have fun being a newb! (I read this so often how ppl enjoyed being a newb again in a new game!...) Same as you don't expect to be a master in math when you start out. There is not just classes, and exams, ppl can have fun with math such as riddles, etc (...). Eventually the pvp game is like an exam, everything gets put to the test. Some are easier some are harder. Ultimately of course you do many tests, AKA job, AKA Versus mode. Obviously I don't mean it that strict, but it's to show you don't start from what you see on a pro-stream or livecast..... Instead you naturally explore, so again this isn't necessarily full 5v5 games vs humans... You can play vs bots you can try other stuff you can play vs several friends to get used to certain matchups which makes you familirized pretty quickly. It's actually a trick (to play vs friend) that worked wonders when we applied it to anything outside to dota (on top of dota), so i.e. which is even easier in 1v1 RTS... Last but not least: Don't expect to be capable to pulling off anything you see on stream or anywhere, just explore test what you can do find your own stuff, what works for you - on your level. i.e. many pro strats, tactics etc, involve many skill sets, such as teamplay, perception of anything going on, knowledge of enemy cd etc (...). This can carry to be more risky and getting away with it. However a newer player has more success with something not as fragile, or playing it safer in terms of stuff going on on the map...or not relying on milisecond timing with an ally (let alone a second or minute lol). Ultimately this is also the better learning experience as you do not die as often, because staying alive lets you learn more roughly said, however you will learn the limits - a funny example is the alpha star AI learning that its "improvement" of camping in the base in order to not die (good) limited it kinda. (actually fairly much) Games OFFER content, don't feel so damn obligated to know everything and reach everything from the get go. You don't need to reach every content! Some todolist videos in the internet about that are just not good IMO (you must do this and that and these and those - CLICKbaits)... Treat games as games(! that's what they are and are designed for afterall), and you get better over time, by having fun, besides your brain also learns much better with fun and enthusiasm. Feel the richness of games when you figure out new things and see new ways, even as a beginner. (Pro tip: Refering to the mentioned earlier: You don't do that by only expecting to be an expert right away and rock like what you see on a stream - Roughly said - and only feel pressured and thinking you suck - Roughly said -, no you don't, every step you improve, play what's interesting to you, what's fun - that's also the beauty) Fun fact: I don't think any nowadays pros started any game they rock in now with the goal of playing it professionally to earn money initially, ofc very few exceptions or just memes. Point is: Most got gud cause they had so much fun, and WANTED to play more, and More, and MOre. Naturally you begin to write down build orders, plans about team combinations, skill combos, and how to set up team fights properly vs problems you faced...and ofc... at SOme point this involves dedicated training! almost self explanatory. But everyone started small. And most did not look at the big mountain "oh damn that's big I never gonna do it!!!"-trash internet comments. Again they had fun and played and explored and got gud without even noticing.

@@alexanderxyz6146 That wall of text I absolutely did NOT read is well over a year too late. There's timestamps on these comments for a reason. Learn how to use yours better.

Glad you're enjoying the show :D

Two geniouses communicating. Imagine the information bandwith 😄

Muchas Gracias! :D

Aquí vamooos boludo! Joya!!

Los queremos, Grubby y Dendi!

Muy cierto!! saludos!

Momento epico Una leyenda frente a otra literal Warcraft 3 y Dota, esos juegos tienen algo mágico y especial Del RTS Warcraft 3 nació Dota 1 y con ello el género MOBA. Después naceria Dota 2 que es el mejor MOBA por ser el más completo y más versátil apesar de no ser el MOBA más jugado