@@erhandursun508why exactly did he start another (or multiple other) games then? I don't mind him playing other games but that argument makes no sense
@@BlueFlash215 i guess it's because rdr2 will probably end in 10 days but Dota will go for longer and it requires your focus on it when you are trying to learn it. But I might be remembering it wrong so who knows it is best to ask him on stream
@@erhandursun508to be honest. I'm glad that he skipped Dota for now. I was a huge fan in the beginning and thought the toxicity was fake. In the seeing him blame his team and everything but himself, showing his audience how to be toxic and curse at other people. No, thanks. I'm so glad valve banned streamers with thousands and tens of thousands twitch viewers and really big CZcams channels for being toxic. They started crying on reddit, begged to have their account back but failed to realize that they flames others and kids watched them for it. Nemesis could be caught in the next ban wave if he keeps being him. It's simply not a game that welcomes toxicity, no matter how many Internationals and Cups you have won or how big of a streamer you are. Even if you have a $50,000 inventory, they ban you for being toxic. The toxicity went down, it's acurally fun hanging out with people, talking to them and even having a good laugh while losing and making the best out of a lost game. My old rank was divine 3 or 4 (it's still recorded in dotabuff) and I fell down to herold, played through guardian and reached Crusader now. In all those brackets you have people that can be toxic. 1 in 20 games is pure toxicity. I'm OK with that quota. Even more so getting the notification that action were taken against the toxic player. It's not a matter of skill bracket how toxic people are. That's what nemesis claimed. He said low ranked players are more toxic. The thing is: You can see his rating. He was downvoted over and over again for toxicity. Now he gets the payback. Valve puts those people in games with each other. It keeps nice players together.
Pues, es bueno tomarse un tiempo, de todas formas ahora dota 2 es literalmente dota 2.5 casi 3, sobre lo que estaba aprendiendo tiene que volverse a leer y entender un poco como son las mecánicas ahora
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"Ye, I can do a crime but I have to be home on time"
2 weeks dota 2 break is kinda harsh
he said one game at a time
@@erhandursun508why exactly did he start another (or multiple other) games then? I don't mind him playing other games but that argument makes no sense
@@BlueFlash215 i guess it's because rdr2 will probably end in 10 days but Dota will go for longer and it requires your focus on it when you are trying to learn it. But I might be remembering it wrong so who knows it is best to ask him on stream
@@erhandursun508to be honest. I'm glad that he skipped Dota for now. I was a huge fan in the beginning and thought the toxicity was fake.
In the seeing him blame his team and everything but himself, showing his audience how to be toxic and curse at other people. No, thanks.
I'm so glad valve banned streamers with thousands and tens of thousands twitch viewers and really big CZcams channels for being toxic.
They started crying on reddit, begged to have their account back but failed to realize that they flames others and kids watched them for it.
Nemesis could be caught in the next ban wave if he keeps being him. It's simply not a game that welcomes toxicity, no matter how many Internationals and Cups you have won or how big of a streamer you are. Even if you have a $50,000 inventory, they ban you for being toxic.
The toxicity went down, it's acurally fun hanging out with people, talking to them and even having a good laugh while losing and making the best out of a lost game.
My old rank was divine 3 or 4 (it's still recorded in dotabuff) and I fell down to herold, played through guardian and reached Crusader now. In all those brackets you have people that can be toxic. 1 in 20 games is pure toxicity. I'm OK with that quota. Even more so getting the notification that action were taken against the toxic player.
It's not a matter of skill bracket how toxic people are. That's what nemesis claimed. He said low ranked players are more toxic. The thing is: You can see his rating. He was downvoted over and over again for toxicity. Now he gets the payback. Valve puts those people in games with each other. It keeps nice players together.
Pues, es bueno tomarse un tiempo, de todas formas ahora dota 2 es literalmente dota 2.5 casi 3, sobre lo que estaba aprendiendo tiene que volverse a leer y entender un poco como son las mecánicas ahora