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Untill one day you yourself become one of them.
They should actually do much more regarding custom games with official support to actually offer fun alternatives to rank play and get to know the game on another note.
Things like Underhollow or Path of the Guardians should be a constant element of the game.
people want to climb their ranks, but mean bossters destroy game.
others buy accounts, probably valve encourages that and cuts money, or they make more from cosmetics from unhappy gamers.
THERE ARE REASONS, WHY ALL THE YOUTUBERS, TWITCHERS, ETC. DO PUBLIC BOOSTING!!!!!
dont be silly, face it.
There are Video games, where they really BAN ALL ACCOUNTS from Boosters(thats called cheating in most games).
The point is that.. poor guys, they barely know how to move, probably they dont know anything about dota.. and they are brutally punished by these players. There is no fun in that...
The system matches them with people that have been playing for 3 or 4 years. Cmon dota, have mercy on kids!!. Won't somebody please think about the children??
This happens all the time, then a Slark enters and makes his prediction, like 40 predictions. Cmon dota!! give me a break with the Slarks.
There is not a single story of pro player neither in real life sport nor in E-sport that mentions "I became pro by being cooked to scrambled egg constantly by veterans that distinguish themselves as newbies".
There is nothing to do with "sport is for strong willed only". How would you feel if you are a heavyweight MMA champion and suddenly got beaten to death by newcomers that claim themselves as "white belt in wing chun"?
Wow, I got beaten by a better guy?
There are some things you should consider when you are comparing an anonymous account online video game with organized real sports. E.g., in real live sports newbies never learn alone but in contact with and led by more experienced players. Newbies playing left alone amongst themselves never develop. Thus, a mixture of let‘s say Herald to Guardian/Crusader (normal skill) is just good for developing. A total balance is the dead of all progress. Also, real sports are often organized in leagues with the lower ranked teams almost never have a chance to win the trophy while a few top dogs always carry it home. Dota2 players are fond of total balance though and think they would develop better in a total balance situation.
And mixed gaming is a standard, means main mode, in other video games I know. It is based on random matchmaking, which means you can easily meet opponents that have 100 times more experience than you and they are not balanced over the teams at all. And you know what, players do not really complain. It‘s still fun and you earn experience and progress and rewards besides winning. Players in those games accept that new and bad players have win rates below 50% and top players significantly above 50%. Are Dota2 players just sore losers?
And that‘s what Dota2 is not offering high ranked players: Their skills don‘t matter anymore because they are outleveled, on a high level though. They have achieved several times what others can‘t achieve once in their lifetime but they can’t make it matter anymore. And that‘s because Dota2 is build on climbing ranks by winning. Ranked gaming as a main mode, not an add-on for saisonal prestige as in other games. And the mmr based matchmaking in Dota2 works for all modes (besides bot-coop). You can‘t evade it. It‘s an eternal statistics on your account. You can‘t start from scratch and regrind it.
Smurfing is a phenomenon supported by the game‘s design. After years of tolerance and acceptance, making it prosecutable but without changing the basics that provoke smurfing or even questioning it, is just lame.
Where did you get the idea of "smurf is how you get to learn from better players for free"? Smurf teaches you nothing, it explains nothing, even worse it teaches you the wrong way because you watched Crystal Maiden carrying the game by going Daedalus and heart of tarrasque in Guardian. There are already BSJ, Jenkins, and Gameleap who gives you legit educational content and explains well for FREE.
Yes they do not blindly follow guides or traditions. They are smarter.
And while they dont waste their time like I do trying to explain to the people who doa not want to understand and become better, they still give you tons to learn. Jenkins give a terrible content, bsj is limited by core position mechanics and i cant really tell anything about gameleap now, because before Jenkins represented them, but if others are of the same level, then it is also pitiful place.
The only thing you know to learn from smurfs in your games is desire and practice. Yes it is hard, but it is one of the best ways, that actually teach you dota anx alliw you to really progress forgeting about forced 50.
you always come out with these bs comments are you experiencing it like we are?? obviously not so its best you don't talk when you don't have a clue what your'e going on about.
You're replying to a comment I made over a year ago. Valve is banning smurf accounts now, some are being banned the same day they're made. Other mobas don't even ban players solely for smurfing.
Yes, smurfs still exist in Dota 2, like they do in pretty much every competitive online game ever, in both paid and F2P games, but you're not in Herald after 8+ years and nearly 9000 matches because you're being held back by smurfs. You're in Herald most likely because you have reached your skill ceiling, and because Dota 2 is a game that relies on reflexes, it's likely that your skills will continue to degrade. Less than 1% of the Dota 2 playerbase are legitimate professional players and those professional players tend to retire at a very young age. It's okay if you don't master Dota 2 in your lifetime. It doesn't make you less of a person.