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in august 2011 a tournamentfeaturing the popular online strategy game dota 2 washeld in cologne, germany. it offered the largest prize pool to date attracting professional playersfrom all over the world. yes, it is actually confirmed.
No Network Provider Accepted The Given Network Path, 1.6 million dollar prize pool! i'm double-checking to make surethey haven't changed any details since they told us last time. 1 million in us dollars for first prize.
that is for the winner. 1 million dollars for winning dota! it's going to be huge. dota2.com the tournament tab is up, too. our website will actually changefor the next 24 hours as well... the day i transformed into an adult wasthe day i started playing dota. it's times like, when yougo up on the stage, you represent your country for something. you get the prize.
it's the amount of satisfaction and achievementthat nothing else can give you. it's something i definitelydon't regret ever doing. gaming is simply the proudestthing in my life. it can be called "gamer," but for me,it's something different. one way to forget about pain is to dosomething that you will be in completely. so... computer games. for me, it was... everything.
this is my career. i've chosen to do it for so long. success in my eyes is always basedon how other people see you. in the eyes of the public, it's up to them. it's important to be doing thingsthat you love and you really appreciate. because that's your passion, man. you should really work for your passions. ok, guys, you have 7 minutesto set everything up
and then we go. this is the first time i reallywanted to take something seriously and do something good for my life. free to play 10 years ago, competitive gamingwasn't even really a thing. you would play for funagainst your friends. maybe you would play for a cup of coffee orwhatever you wanted. when i started playing,we'd been fighting for 24 bottles of beer as a first place.
i'm not joking. from there, though, online happened. and, all of a sudden, you weren'tjust trying to be the best on your block. now you're trying to be the bestin the world. and that opened up competitivegaming to a whole new landscape. and one of the games reallyleading the way is dota. dota is sort of a combination of football(or soccer for the americans) and chess. this is probably how i would tryto explain dota
to someone who's not familiar with it. at least, that's what i did to my parents. dota is a game of momentum. you as 5 players try and battle against the other5 players for momentum. every single player controls one unit. and the main objective of the game isto destroy the final enemy building which is called the "ancient." everything else that happensin the meantime
is your amazing filler of a game. you could play 100 heroes in conjunction with 99 other heroes. it's just nonstop possibilities and it's so much fun. and you know, it's like the samemap every single time but it literally never gets boring. i would say dota is a way of life. when the prizes started coming
i was like, well we have tournaments so obviously some people are goingto come and say, "this is a great game. let's play it.like, let's put money in it." and it started progressing each year. those at the top level, they just do like lots ofcalculations in their head. something like "a beautiful mind" where you see like all kinds of things. and using all this information
make your next move. i see it in a lot of wayssimilar to basketball. just like a 5 on 5 game where you kind of have to work together and utilize each other's strengths andsynergizing everything together. the teamwork, and the trust,and the sacrifice those are all true for everysingle team sport. dota is a game that unites everybody. it doesn't matter what countryyou're from or race you are.
it's kind of like a bond that is shared and when you're part of thistight-knit group of people. it's like having a second family. that's something you never let go. everyone's searching for something. fulfillment. fame. satisfaction. it gives you the ability tobecome someone else.
a someone who is powerful. who can take down 5 opponents. express their creativity. break the rules without actuallygetting arrested. all of these reasons arein there somewhere. the player himself might not even know. he might not even understand it himself. but it's there. medford, oregon
gaming fulfills my competitive need. i'm a very competitive person. when it comes to sports,i consider gaming a sport. so i use my competitiveness and i fuel it with dota. so it fulfills that side of me completely. fear's one of the bestin america, if not the best. he has a lot of experience. he's one of the old hogs, basically.
and he's generally just a calm guy. so, in my opinion, that's his strength. really good basketball player. i remember my coaches watch him playing and just talk about picking him upthe next year when he came in. always had nothing but good things to say, but he wasn't picked on the team. the reason was, yeah, he justwasn't tall enough, i guess. so, i know that, yeah, he found the game.
he got really devoted in that and stuff and just found something else that worked. i was your typical parent. "clinton, you're spending toomuch time playing computer games." "you need to go to school." "you need to go to college." and he would tell me, "i want to be able to playgames and get paid for it." now he said this at a very young age
before dota ever came along. and i thought, well, you know,he's going to grow out of it. he's going to get sick andtired of sitting there in front of that computer and playing. never did. never did. singapore in singapore the families actuallyput a lot of stress on us in terms of our education. i would say it's been tough on metrying to juggle
both studies and gaming at the same time. my grades have dropped fortwo years already. and my parents have treatedthe gaming as the cause of it. i mean there was this phrase thatthey used. they said, "gaming will be the death of you one day." he's a great player and a great captain. i would say he's the top playerin singapore. easily. my parents and my family,
they don't actually speak muchof my gaming career. they don't tell their friendsand my other relatives that i'm actually that good at my games. all along they have only beenbragging about my studies. because i used to be an "a" student. yeah, they go on and on. and... and it seemed like that was the only thingthey could ever be proud of. actually, there has only been one person that has always been verysupportive of me gaming.
and that was my ex-girlfriend, huayan. she's from the female dota teamin singapore. there are a lot of thingsthat we share in life. so many things. in my case, it felt really good,you know, to have someone who truly appreciated what you did best. and loved you for it. she was aware of what i'm doingand what i'm passionate about. the breakup was her decisionand i respected it.
we'd been together for close to three years and ever since the breakup,i haven't gotten over it. i recall the last time she spoke to me she named me as a bastard so... *laughter* we're not in contact anymore,yeah, but... life goes on. l'viv, ukraine i'm from ukraine.
my nickname is dendi. i finished my university, and i'm just playing computer games right now. he was doing music. he played the piano. he was doing dancing. at school, he had musical plays inwhich he played the main role. audiences were alwaysimpressed by his artistic ability. when their kids' group was showing,
danil would always stand out. when we were growing up it wasn't a good time financiallyfor our family. but my grandma helped usto get our first computer in 1997. early, compared with other kids in ukraine. we got visitors every day. the friends of my older brotherused to come to visit us and we were playing games. and danil, every time looked at what we do.
every time we would try to push him away but he would come back and look again. it was more prominent with himthan with other kids. during all his conscious life we were trying to stop him from playing. we were hiding our computer cordeverywhere in our apartment but he always found it. i always wanted to understand him better. including that hobby, i wantedto understand him better.
there were certain reasons. i'm not going to mention them now. i think somewhere deepinside he's a little bit sad. she stopped preventing himfrom playing dota. she gave dendi the freedom to choose what is the best for him and his life. tournaments back then werereally low prizes. and a lot of prize money didn'teven get to the players. there's been a lot of scams withthe managers and stuff like that.
there were, like, some rumors thatit's going to be $50,000 first place, and everyone was going, like,"nah, it's not going to be like that." august 10, 2011 watch the forums go nuts, guys. watch the forums go nuts. it is actually confirmed. it is off the fricking hook. that is for the winner, dota, the game i've played for 5 years now.
which i played for fun. for some food money or whatever, you know. ok, it's actually getting big. it's the largest prize pool of anygaming competition to date. it just felt like the startof something big. like a revolution. you know, we had everything we needed for the game to become big andrespected as an e sport. it would kind of like vindicate us.
we're not just playingbecause we're addicted. there's a goal, a motive. that we can actually reach out andgrab if we are good enough. beijing, china over in asia, professional gamersare treated like rock stars. it's a viable career opportunity. they actually live in gamer houses. so it's set up to be a thing all year long. i think their approach to practiceis that it's like a day job.
the fan base is immense. it probably is as big as thewhole western audience together. or even more than that. so now you really have to play good. you really have to try hard. it's first place. it's go big or go home. the big teams get big money. but the 9th to 16th place earn nothing. and their salaries are notworth considering.
while in sports, you have a salarythat you can live on. with pro gaming, i think that'sone of the toughest parts is living game to game. it's like living paycheck to paycheck. like, i have to win.if i don't win, i don't get paid. that's a tough living for anybody. it doesn't matter what you're doing. when your child wantsto be a professional gamer you don't have any history to look back on
like other sports. i don't know anyone who'smade a living at gaming. so it's kind of a scary thing when you see your kid puttingtheir whole life into gaming and not college andnot the traditional things. what if nothing comes of it? regarding the age i think, yes, 25, 26 years.it's absolutely maximum for e sports
because 27, 28, 29, 30 your reaction time is lowering and you can't click so much, you know, as the kids do. a lot of financial responsibilitiesare laid upon me right now. require me to be successfulin something or have a job. so it's pretty critical thati am successful if i want to continue the gaming career. he's an "a-star" student, you know?
because of this gaming,it pulled him right down. it's very sad for me. so here the bad one is auntie. auntie is the one that alwayscomes here and nag, nag, nag, nag, nag. -am i right?-it's tough being a gamer. sorry? -am i right?-i said, it's tough being a gamer. huh, hy? multi-millionaire.
for gaming, huh? sorry, you are not. huh? what is your view?what is your plan? that is more important. i mean, we speak ourselves. we speak our frank opinion. this is your choice now. what do you want in life?that is more important. if i'm going to win this tournament
my first thought would be... i will call my ex-girlfriend. things got real bad between us and... but right now, for me, if i'm goingto win this tournament, my first thought would be,yeah, i would call her. i would tell her about it and... i would want to share this moment with her... yeah. this tournament is going to bea moment in every gamer's life.
everything that you've beendoing has been building up and is going to happen over one week. and then it's not one week anymore. it's one game. and then it's not that one game. it's that one moment in the game. and then that one moment in thegame is where it's going to finish. and how's it going to finish? are you going to be holding up a trophy?
or are you going to be the mostdisappointed that you've ever been? cologne, germany it's tuesday. so one day before the event. we already have a lot of setup. we have a lot of computer setup right here. the whole booth constructionpretty much finished. so five players per side. they can see each other through the glass.
they can't hear each other. this booth is soundproofed up. plus, the whole setup here if you look from above looksexactly like a dota map. and this is the mid. this is where it all happens. a few teams have alreadyarrived this morning. we had a lot of teams from singapore.
we have china. we had malaysia coming in and russia. and tomorrow it's finally happening. day 1 of 5 teams with two or more winsadvance to the winners bracket we're here live at gamescom2011 in beautiful cologne. it's the first day of the event. we've got some of the world'sbest teams here in dota.
and they're handing out a tournamentprize of 1.6 million dollars! it is massive here. a tournament of 1.6 million dollars. that's the future of gaming. this is awesome! it's the first time we're going to see teamsof this caliber assembled in one location. these guys are not just nameless faces. they're the best in the world. the bunch of teams we have here,
there's a few teams that have individualskill that's unbelievable. and then there's a big group of other teams that have good individual skill,not top-notch, but who win through goodstrategy and team play. fear is a great player, for example, but he is not comparableto good players in asia. and that's nothing against fear,because he's still an excellent player but he's not them. over in asia, they take gamingso much more seriously.
just to give you an example, the korean soccer team wereplaying in the world cup. to motivate the korean soccerteam to play better, they brought in starcraft brood warprofessional gamers into their locker room before they went out so that they got to meetwhat were their heroes. shanghai, china in china, dota is to the peoplethere what starcraft is to korea. it's televised.
the girls like their boyfriendsto be dota players. after a game, when they're walking around you can see fans running up to them asking them to sign on their shirts. it's like a real sport. the third time i was in china, i was playing with fans for two days. they made a video of me, filming me walking in some mountains
and i had to say some sentences and stuff. and i was like, yeah, "in dota,there's always a new mountain to climb." stuff like this, you know. i walked up and down these stairs and started running andlifting some weights, just to compare this with dotalike some metaphor and stuff. fuzhou, i am coming! e sports in china is already a sport that is recognized by thegeneral administration of sport.
it is the same as tennis, ping pong, chess. the only thing is that it isnot an olympic sport. i will say that china teams are all great. every player in the team is strong. you don't recognize chinaplayers as a player. you just recognize them as a whole team. you just fear the whole team. the chinese teams that havecome to this competition are scaring the shit out of everyone else.
we had two of the topchinese teams in our group. online kingdom has not beenregarded as one of the favorites to win it. in fact, they were considered bottom fouror just bottom eight for sure. this is our first time on lan together. the team together has only beenaround for around 4-5 months so it's a relatively new team, and pajkatt, our newest addition,playing carry for us, he's only been on the team forthree weeks now actually. we were really nervous goingagainst a chinese team
especially the top chinese teams. there are going to be players that choke handling this kind of pressureat such a young age. 1437, this is the first time he'sever been on lan. it's not easy, like, this is amillion dollar tournament. first time he's been on lan. lan (local area network) a tournament where allthe teams compete in the same location this stage. this prize money.this prestige. this is real competition.
we tried to keep our cool together and we just played our game. online kingdom vs virus online kingdom 1-0 online kingdom vs nirvana.cn online kingdom 2-0 we were super hyped. everyone was surprisedwe were doing so good. even we couldn't believe it.
online kingdom dominating right now. online kingdom vs tyloo online kingdom3-0 after the match against tyloo,everyone was very excited, you know. we just beat one of the teams that wasactually favored to win the competition. so everyone's spirits were, like, "oh, we may be actuallyable to do this, you know." beating the chinese teams, some people just, you knowfor fun, they started,
"ok, hey, it's ok.nirvana.int.they're the china slayers." day 2 of 5double-elimination begins a few little bit surprises thatwe had yesterday. quite a few upsets. ok.nirvana.international managingto beat two chinese teams in a row, beating out tyloo and ok.nirvana.cn. they're currently on a roll now. and chinese teams are not unbeatable. but on the other hand,
ehome are just proving that they arethe strongest of the four chinese teams having a clean 3-0 record. they are the favorites to winthe whole tournament. so they come in with the confidence that they've won so manychampionships already. it's always a little bit ofnational pride at stake. so, of course, they want to prove thatchinese dota is still a little bit above the rest. ehome is one of the oldestchinese dota organizations. they've always been at thetop of competitive gaming.
most memorably at eswc 2010. before eswc 2010, i thought, like, yeah ok, the chinese, they're probably pretty good, but like how good can they be? and then we played ehome who won thattournament without losing a single match. like, they just crushed every team. 1st place ehome finished the year asthe best team in the history of dota.
they were just like on atotally different level. like, they had their managersitting behind them. he was making their calls. he was running around with thislittle black book. and they were the first teami heard of who did that. the ehome manager copying downthe draft, doing the prep work. he was their coach. there was a great interview that was done. and it lined up all the top europeancaptains who attended
and the topic was ehome. if you want to ever play good you don't need to invite chinese teams because they are too strong. so ehome won... what do you think of the chinese guys? i never felt this outplayedin my entire life. it's unbelievable how good they are. like, their timing, their discipline...
they're really in controlof the game, the whole game, and they keep this control all the time. this is really crazy to see, actually. it's because when we are atany international tournament, when all of the foreign team managersand team members see us, everyone will all yell out, "ehome!" ehome! ehome! do you know how spectacular that is? actually, this is a story. it's a custom.
which is when everyone sees ehome, they naturally think the king is entering. during this trip to the international, it's actually the same periodas my exam periods. so i treated it as a sacrificethat i've made for the team and for myself. and i find that when it comes to pursuing your passions it's really up to you to decideif it's worth the...
worth the sacrifice. singapore when they're having exams,they don't allow him to leave the school so i told him really i said,"mind yourself." setting out on a career in gamingis risky. it's very risky. because the examinations actuallyclash with the competition and missing the exams withouta proper explanation, the school didn't recognize the dotacompetition as a valid reason. it's kind of breaking school rules.
the school is very determinedto stop him from pursuing his chance of going for this contest. so i think this has createda big stress for the family. gives his mother very headache, you know? it's quite difficult for usto pull him out right now, i think. you know he's so adamant about it. so that's why when he told mehe's going in august, i said, "then how about your school exams?" "what are you going to do?"
i think my mother,she was kind of at her limits, telling me about how much gaminghas been weighing me down. that was really the talk when i reallyopened my heart and i... shared with her my passion for the game and how much i believed that my team actually has the potential to win, to be the best in the world. so we are stopping at nothingless than first. this is how i tried to put itacross to my mom.
by giving up so much to come here i have absolute confidencein my team that we will win. scythe vs ehome alright the draft is under way. ehome, they will select up their heroes. scythe will start selecting theirs. looking now at both the teams, it looks like ehome they're fairly relaxed while scythe, you know they're eager.
they're all gathering around hyhy to pick. if you have a losing draft,you will lose the game. this is what i think of dota. so it's really a lot on drafting. drafting is where two captains willselect what they want to play with. what heroes are selectedand what heroes are taken out. you can select five heroesout of a pool of over a hundred. and can also remove four of those heroes. so four heroes you thinkyour opponent will want to use,
you can remove. before any game, any match, we will decide our bans and picks according to which team we are fighting. usually we would come up witha very impromptu strategy to try and fight their strat (strategy). you really have to spend a lotof time thinking of the draft. the draft actually decidesa lot of the game itself. ehome. they're a teamwith so much experience.
they already know the waythey want to roll this one out. the only thing that's really going tomake it or break it for them is if they can get their execution right. in that particular match-up we felt that we needed somethingthat could instill the fear in them. and tiny looks to be the last pickuphere from scythe. a bit of an interesting pickupthere by scythe. it's going to start to change aroundtheir lanes completely now. with tiny, it is good asa surprise strategy.
if another team doesn't realize wherehe fits into the whole lineup, then you can really throwthe opposition off balance. he's moving away, but no, hyhy, he'll just turn around andjust pops the lina. i want to point out right now that ehome, they are not noobs (new to the game). this is just scythe playingan amazing game. when you have such a huge audience and you know that everyone is at homewatching the game...
they have their hopes pinned on you and i feel that... there's so much at stake. and they should be able toclean it up right now. tiny, he's gonna toss, he's gonna launchand he definitely gets the kill. we got 357 getting nailed out there. nature's prophet going to getthe last hit in as well. it's the entire team down for ehome. this is gg.
this is now a double-rax, at least. and ehome, they're going to disconnect. we have our firstwinner's bracket finalist. scythe will advance. ehome will drop down intothe loser's bracket, and scythe will now finish up this game. scythe wins ehome calls "gg" ("good game")conceding the match yeah, the one million is...
yeah, one million. that's a lot. it's going to make my timeplaying this game all worth it. didn't think smoking would do me any good. when did you start smoking? two years back. bad move. that seems to coincide with when youand your ex-girlfriend broke up. on bad terms...
seems like she's moved on already. back then when she was playing the game it felt like we had something we shared. yeah, but right now, it's like... i think she's following this event, but... probably... this event's big. i hope i will get to make that phone call. finally i'll have something i'm proud ofto tell her about.
finally. day 3 of 5 when you played the russiansand the ukrainians, they were just the unpredictable teams. i had no idea what the russianswere thinking. that was their best weapon. well, we're having fun. we're trying to relax. we're trying to scare our opponents.
mind games. mind games. i turn off my brain in the wayof being scared of someone. one of the things i reallyadmire about him is how he hasn't really had an easy life but he's always so upbeat. he's always so cheerful. when he first came on the dota scene, he looked like a 12-year-old boy. everyone was just, like, "who is this kid?"
there's no way you cantake this guy seriously. and then he would destroy you in games! i saw somewhere on the internet how he works with the keyboard. it really is mesmerizing. i think danil benefitedfrom his piano playing because his hands are absolutely amazing. he can make really good moves. his moves, i think are unique,
and they might win you the game. but he wants to rely completely on skill. he wants, like, an enemy against him and he wants to kill him through skill,nothing more. he wants to win the game. his disadvantage is thathe doesn't have patience. he wants to make those moves. he can get a little bit too silly in games. he will try new and different things.
he will overextend in team fights because he believes he can get the kill. and his impatience can go too far and he might lose the game for us. invictus gaming vs na'vi oh, nature's prophet, he's going to go in. this should be the first blood. they got the sprout on sansheng as well. there's probably going to be a double.
dendi's ulti, it hits! dendi, dendi, no, no. he's not...he cannot be. this is dendi through and through. starts with the hex, goes to coldsnap, he locks him in place! weaver really close to death! manages to timelapse back out again. dendi will tp (teleport) back to safety. so gg being called by ig.
na'vi, they will take the game. na'vi clinches quarterfinals our winners bracket finalists aregoing to be na'vi versus scythe. most teams that you see that havethe most fan bases are full nationality. our team is all spread outacross the world. he does have it a little harder than us because he doesn't really havethis human support that we do. the hardest thing that i've hadto really deal with in my life
is just trying to convince my familyabout my gaming career. it's really, really difficult especiallywhen you start out slow but you know there's a future for something and you put a lot of time into it, and they keep telling you,"you should probably get a real job." i was born in the los angeles districtin lancaster, california. i lived there with my dad and my mom. around 2 years old, my dad left my mom. he didn't really say anything.he just kind of...
he just packed up and left. she's had to raise us both whilegoing to law school at the same time. it wasn't real easy as far asjust got out of law school, didn't have a job, had hugestudent loans to pay back. this job came up and sowe moved here on our own. so i've been raising them by myselfever since. so this is a photo albumthat i made for clinton. as he was growing up, i put picturesin it as we went along. my sons were both really active into sports
and they wanted to do a lot so i had to limit them. they could choose two per season. that was maximum for me beingable to get them to practice and go watch their games. that was tough. and clinton sitting on santa's lap- his brother santa. my brother's more angry at my fatherfor leaving than i am. he thinks about him.
he gets upset. compared to me, i just block him outand pretend he doesn't exist. clinton already starting video games here. he was sitting at his house,you know, playing dota. doing it competitively, had a sponsoredteam and everything like that. but i think that's when it startedgetting on his mom's nerves. i have a crazy sleeping schedule. i'm on a european team so sometimes ihave to stay up pretty ridiculous hours or wake up at ridiculous hours.
so the standard day for me isnot so standard. all the nights he'd be up and stuff,the dog would be up too with him and that would keep her awakemost of the nights and this is kind of wherethe tension got pretty high. you know, this went on for years and it came to the pointwhere i just told him i said, "you know what, you justneed to go somewhere else." so i got kicked out of my house becauseof my gaming career, basically. when clinton first moved in here,
he was looking for a desk andthere wasn't anything in the room. and i had a lot of stuff we weregetting ready to take to the dump. and clinton went out there and hecame back in with this green desk. and he goes, "this is perfect!" so i didn't have a monitor,so i went to my friend and he had a spare crt monitor. so i got that, and then, obviously,i have two books here to hunch that up so i can actually see the monitor. so it's kind of a ghetto setup.
even when i go to competitions, i don't thinki play any differently on the nice setups compared to this one. clinton's like the rocky balboa of dota. he's definitely one ofthe first big us players and honestly, i didn't even knowhe was that big. in the north american scene, there weren't manygood american players known back then. everybody respected fear. a lot of the people i knew,they quit the game. they moved on, stuff like that.
but i stuck with it so i ended upbeing like one of the oldest players. with all his years of experience, and all his constant commitmentto the game, he's really shown that he doesn't give up. growing up without my father, i think in the end, not having someonethere and teach me the guy side and having a father to help you up, i think that it's actually probably made methe person i am today. you know, i just make sure everything'srunning smoothly on the team.
i kind of play, like,the father figure, i guess. as a captain, i guess he felthe had that responsibility as well. he was like pretty much my mentor. he did tell me one time, "hey if you need someone to talk to,"he would be here. so i kind of see him as a dota brother. i've never had an ego thinking thati'm better than anyone else. i'm always there willing to help peoplewho are new to the scene. and that's always been kind ofmy role in the game
by just helping players get upfor the most part. fear actually broke meinto the scene, you know. it's very hard to get yourself out there. i mean, back then, i was kind oflike a fan boy of him. you know, watching his games and what-not. and he gave me a shot to playat a high level. i wouldn't be here todayif it wasn't for fear. i can guarantee you that. online kingdom vs mufc
elimination match going into the match, we were all thinking, mufc didn't do so well earlier, but... if we lost that game,we wouldn't win anything so... it was a high risk game. 36 minutes in, almost a 7,000 goldadvantage in favor of mufc toward the end of the game,we made a couple of mistakes that put two heroes on the sideline for us. and they had all five still up and decided thatthey were going to go for our throne (ancient).
they're probably just goingto push for the base. they're going gg! they want to go for the gg! no fortification anymore! we were really close to losing our throne. it's below 20 percent hp and online kingdom, they are so close togetting eliminated from this tournament! we just needed to do something. alright, i'm going to go on them!i'm going to initiate on them!
so i ran in first and thenthey all went on me instead of focusing on the throne,which is good. again by silvercross. fear, he's trying to retreat. he turns into a pig. how the hell is he still alive?!! go, go, go! go, go! they push mufc back! we made this huge comeback wherewe killed all of their heroes.
you know, started pushing. silvercross is down! morphling! he's out of this! the top rax (barracks) will go! there is no way now thatmufc can come back! but it will be online kingdomeliminating mufc! our whole team just went crazy. fear leading online kingdomto do the impossible. i've never seen anything like that.
and stay tuned. we'll be back here with moreexciting gameplay coming up. "online kingdom celebrate mufc defeat" "secure 7th place at international" day 4 of 5 scythe. they are the 2008 eswc winners. one of the best asian teams but we aren't afraid of them.
we're gonna fight them. i don't know about my teammates, but i don't feel scared at all. i feel like i want to crush my enemy. that's how i feel. that's it. na'vi vs scythe welcome to the winners bracket final where scythe goes up against na'vi.
winner advances to the grand finals the winner gets a slot in the grand final. the crowds were all cheering for them. and their draft was very scary. we were, like, caught off by surprise. but, we were like,we've gotta win this, man. we've gotta win this andshow them who's boss. scythe has managed to take allthe best players from singapore and put them in their lineup.
one million! na'vi, they look cool calm and collected. they know exactly what they gotta do. it all comes down to gameplay right now and i gotta say like, na'vi's lineup,it is not unbeatable. na'vi goes after scytheaggressively in early game now they're gonna look for the initiationand possible kill. hy is gonna get caught. now bottom lane. held in place.
sven stunned. sven will go down. lightofheaven, he helped out butancient apparition gets the last hit. na'vi are dominating this final. now na'vi, they're gonnatake the chance here. they're gonna go in for the gg. and gg is the call from hy first. na'vi are already off their computers. they're not even sticking around. they've got the gg.
na'vi are into the grand finals andwill play for the one million dollars. na'vi goes to the finals scythe will go down. they will facethe winner of the loser's bracket. one more loss and scythe iseliminated from the tournament we had just lost our confidence matchagainst na'vi. it was actually quite a blow to us. the game was reallythe turning point for me because i actually learned that in lifeyou can only trust in yourself, actually... not in the sense thatyou can't trust people
but, yeah, like i said, the one who willnever let you down is yourself. within the gaming world... you know, it's like i'm following behindmy mother's footsteps basically. she worked really hard to get where she is, and i kind of want to be the same way. i want to work hard for whatever i do. for me, i mean i've never really had a dad. so if i had any questions about anything the person i was most comfortabletalking to was my mom.
she definitely hadthe most influence on my life. when she comes home from work she's always anxious to bring upthe subject how she won a big case. and i'm always proud of herwhen she wins these big cases because i know it means a lot to her. i mean, in the back of my head,i'm always, like, if i do well and if i win this tournament, i'll finally be able to prove thati'm getting something out of this. online kingdom is facing elimination
and whoever wins this match will befacing up against ehome, but whoever will lose it, is goingto be eliminated already. like, ehome, they're lookingreally strong right now. we had the stronger late-game heroes,the better team fight. winner clinches 6th place and $35,000 just all we had to do was justcontrol the pushes. now, online kingdom, they're split! the stun on santa! the splash as well. they're gonna claim a windrunner.
will they? yes they do! it's 2-0 for online kingdom. moscow 5, not the start they wanted. but online kingdom having an amazing start... we were so close to winning until some fewmistakes that occurred in the late game. they might go right now. there's four heroes standingright next to each other. the timing is wrong! there's communication problemsbecause we're an international team.
so i think full-nationality teams havean advantage over most teams. almost there! big try! fear's in trouble though. he's shackled and lacoste is in. he casts his ulti as well. and it just fell apart from there. they just slowly beat us down. eventually they just broke our base and tookevery single one of our raxes (barracks). this is really hurting online kingdom.
they've lost three. enigma pops. the team is wiped for online kingdom. the base will be taken and moscow 5 will nowplay ehome and advance in the tournament. now, online kingdom, they are out.so much promise... it didn't happen in the end for fearand the rest of online kingdom, online kingdom is eliminatedtaking home $25,000 and it will be moscow 5 that will advance... i think everybody on the teamwas very emotional.
i could only imagine how he was feeling. some people take it more personallyand they give everything to win. it was very satisfying knowingthat we reached that top 8, but he had better expectationsfor our team, and we'd come a long wayand it's all thanks to fear. if you don't go as far as youthought you were going to be, i guess you end up in tears or something. all of us are really disappointed, but... i guess that's just how it goes.
when i get back home, i need tomake a big decision in my life. like, just the benefits ofplaying dota professionally, how much i can make from it, and how much time i really need to putinto it to be one hundred percent, so... the only way i would ever do that is ifi move in with my teammates and have like a training house with them so i know for sure thatwe're all dedicated. i think things happen for a reason, and when things happen,you just do your best,
and continue going forward with it. i mean, deep down inside, i know this careeris going to work out for me in the end. as for the chinese teams i hope and know thatthey're capable of coming out of the losers bracket. the top three teams are likely to bena'vi, scythe, and a chinese team... which i personally hope will be ehome. emotionally, i would hopethat ehome would win. turning him into a pig! they need to get this kill. the stun! the weaver wave!it's a little piglet!
and it's dead! slardar! 820, he's almost dead! burrow strike! epicenter! 357! it's a double-kill by the weaver! ehome, they'll lose fcb as well. moscow 5, casualties of war. holy hell. in china, this game isa professional career. we are stressed because we have to win.
if we don't win or we loseto foreign teams, chinese fans will have doubt in us. now lion though is going to find him.hexes him up. finger's already started. there's the stun. maelk in a lot of trouble. really caught out of position. aa ulti will fly in but hits on nothing. mania with the sk ultimate... the situation is china against the world.
if we win the championship,it is what we are supposed to do. i tell them, if you are coming here,you are here for the first place. i will tell them every day, we mustaccomplish this. we must achieve this. our tradition is anything other than the champion trophywe will not bring home. they will go aheadand trash it at the airport. now plt. support teleporting in.fcb gets the first stun. misery over-commits on the top lane. gg!
i can feel they really want to beat us,the foreign teams. plt, he's had enough of this. fcb! what a time for a frog! misery will pop! but when they watch us play, they feel... that there is no way to beat us. this is where my dad works. for as long as i remember, he's doing the logisticsfor the company here.
so it involves the shipping of the containersfrom one place to another. when i was younger, he used to work, like,15 to 16 hours a day. he's pretty much given upon everything else in his life. he's always made it clear to me thati should focus on my life, focus on my studies so as to not follow in his footsteps. he doesn't want me to be sloggingas hard as he is right now. but the chance to be the bestin the world at something... you don't get it much in life. final day
three teams remain i heard my son say he's working at this, what, dota. he spends a lot of time and he gets nothing.for me, it's very disappointing. never goes to school.he wants to play computer. then in the morning, sleep. then computeruntil the next day morning. then he sleeps. the whole day at least 15 hoursat the computer a day. his life, my son's life is like that. for me, i hope for my son to study more.not like me. i never studied.
when i was young, i was also the same ashan yong (hy), always spent a lot of time to play. but now i also regret, why i don't study. but now i'm hoping my soncontinues to study to get an education better than me. this is my hope. having reached the final dayof the tournament, benedict has missed two exams andmust repeat his last semester of school. his team is one win awayfrom the grand finals. i want to win this badly.
are you ready for ehome? we'll do whatever we can. for hy, i feel it was a great choice- a brilliant choice. because he was consideringthat we could have won. it's an opportunity thatyou shouldn't miss out. so, get ready, sign in, log in,play around, test a little bit, and then join the lobby in about 4 minutes. it's a once-in-a-lifetime chance. if you miss it, it might be gone forever.you might not experience it again.
semifinals and we have a rematch. ehome versus scythe. ehome facing up against the teamthat forced them into the lower bracket. the psychological pressure is immense,especially upon the drafter. because he is the one who is in the endresponsible for the team's picks. hyhy gambles and picks "shadow fiend,"his best played hero no, no, no, no, no. no, no. don't say no!
no, no. trust me. no. wait, wait, wait. tell me this. you really want it? i really think... it's the antimage and sf (shadow fiend). that's what i think. shadow fiend? alrighty then.it's hyhy as sf. everyone knows how tocounter a shadow fiend. it's a very bold pickup here by scythe.
the fact, if scythe wins the early game,they're going to gain so much momentum, but if they don't, then ehome will basicallyroll themselves into the grand final. hyhy, bkb (black king bar) is goingto wear off pretty soon, venomancer, great strike! hy's dead! stay in the trees now! and he wants xy-, he catches up to him. and he brings him down. hey! i told you to stay in the trees!
why'd you come out? stay in the trees! i told you. what an ulti! he cogs! chawy, he wants to leap,but there is just no mana! i already told you. i told you. do you understand? it's ok. take it easy. if he can pop off an ulti like that, he doesn'thave to reveal himself to his opponent. he can really just initiate.
oh, there he goes! hyhy doesn't manageto pop off an ultimate. nice! there are already three gone. make that four. it's a double-kill for the anti-mage. and they're headed for the tower right now. there is a gg—good game called by hyhy. scythe have had enough now. ehome will advance.
the chinese hopes will stay alive as they will go up against na'viwith a one game disadvantage... scythe is now eliminatedtaking home $150,000 the first-placing was very important to me. and to add on to that, my studies were alsoat the same time affected by everything. so everything was related. when everything comes falling downat the same time it's quite hard to handle. things are all changed.
so you gotta plan your life again. all over again. i've learned a lot. you've gotta realize your flaws. that's the toughest part, i feel. i don't do things as well alone. so if you try to do everything by yourself, it's not going to be possible, you know. i'm actually a believer of fate, and
i told myself that winning isn't necessary because there are so manymore things in life. how you take care of the people you love. i think that's a very big thing.that's a very important thing. it's the most important thing ever. catch these guys. it's not fair. i just woke up. it's not fair. my haircut...
still... crazy. no? but i don't care. ok, i have everything with me. let's go. we are now at the final day of the international dota 2 championships. it is na'vi.
they have a one game advantage. sitting very, very sweetlyin the grand final. who will get a shotat the one million dollars? na'vi was running the same strategythe whole time and no one seemed to be able to counter it. na'vi loves pushing from minute 10 and trying to end the game at minute 15. those strategies are very sensitive because if you fail even once
it can become a verydifficult game for you. ehome has been known for how wellthey defend their base so if there was a team that could stopna'vi's push it would be ehome. and let's get this game underway. the players will start topick up their heroes with one million dollars at stake. na'vi need to win two. ehome need to win three. running a very, very old school strategywith three core heroes.
ehome managed to survivena'vi's onslaught early. it's all on dendi. plt tp's himself in. dendi on the retreat back out to the tower. will he get himself away? x!! yes, there it is. last hit, 357, the venomancerbrings down dendi in the middle. every time you see dendi performhe's always playing very well and he usually doesn't lose his lanes.
so, dendi, his impatience is that chinese teams, they are patient. they look out for the fact thatyou might cross a line and they will take you and kill youand win the game through those situations. trouble in the mid lane again.there's already the gush. 357, plt, everyone is righton top of dendi. he's in the wrong place. and the way na'vi played,they really gambled basically. dendi's really been ganked, just shut down.
and not a single kill to his name as well. now na'vi going to assault inside the base watch artstyle. tier 3 tower. vs swap! artstyle's in the wrong place! doom there as well!bkb's both popping off! ravage will pop from lightofheavenunable to affect ehome. pudge will go down. they want to be initiated on. na'vi, they need to fall back.
they take your little upsets and just win the gamethrough those mistakes. na'vi is forced to call "gg" "gg" from na'vi! ehome are celebrating right nowinside the booth. na'vi cannot believe it! they've dominated this tournament up till now,and ehome takes the first match so convincingly. that was the first loss of na'viduring the whole tournament. they went undefeated until the grand final. we're going to have a 15-minute breakand be right back here soon.
na'vi, they need to compose themselves. ehome, well, they just need to be awesome... what a play by them! any loss actually makes me pretty sad. dendi's home we tried to put family pictures here. this is our mom and dad. and i think that this oneis our favorite actually. my childhood, we lived a poor life
and dad was working for all our lives. but he helped us every timeand every problem. i just ask him and he'll do everything for me, for katya, for danil as well. but danil and father were like friends. indeed my husband was simply a fanatical fisherman. danil was, i would say, his best student. danil has the same patienceand control as his dad.
he could sit for hours and watch the bobber that wouldn't even twitch. they could sit with no speaking for hours. and just enjoy each other's company. they understood each other without words. one day i was going fishing, but dad never showed up. when i came home it was already super late. he was feeling bad.
he went to the hospital. he decided to... stay for a few weeks, you know,so we watch everything, stuff like this. and... cancer. it was a very big shock for me because he was very thin. i cannot understand that this is my father. we were all sure that it must be okay. but it was a very short time.
i was really sad and was crying a lot. i was upset about i couldn't say to him, many times,how much i loved him. after his dad passed away, he hasn't gone fishing once. not even once. for now this is all in the past. actually i spent more time nearthe computer because
i could not think about it. it's like a distractor. it was like a start time, actually. the push to play more. and that's maybe one of the reasonswhy i'm playing now. maybe i wouldn't play at all. the relationship of danil and my momgrew stronger these days. they support each other. and they are very good friends.
i think that this is very importantfor danil. you know, five years ago,i wouldn't care about many things. now, i'm thinking about it a lot. something knocks you down, you need to learn to get up. so i'm trying to research this. to learn to get up. this is the most important momentin my life because everything i worked onwasn't useful.
and now i have a chance to winthis tournament for my family. so we have currently ehome and na'viplaying the grand finals. na'vi just lost one game versus ehome and it's 1-1. so both teams have to win two matchesin order to win the one million dollars. because our picks looked completely different,we were like passive and stuff. people thought we lost the first game, we're going to lose the second game. we were maybe a little bit demoralized.
we really needed to changeto a different pick. we were missing something. we picked enigma just to have a strong teamfight a five versus five combat. it was, like, the last hero left and i never played it before. then, we're, like, "dendi, you go!" and he's, like,"guys, i've never played it!"
"but, i can do it!" so we took the risk of taking him and risking maybe playing him badly. so it looks like down on that bottom lane,dendi will be taking the enigma. it is going to be a very, very rough lane... na'vi lost the game. and they're playing something nowthat they're not as confident with. ehome figured out na'vi.figured out how to play against it. and i'm going to stick to my wordand i'm going to say ehome will win it.
it was incredibly ballsy from dendito do that on the verge of winning the million dollarsfor your team. that's very, very stupid. that's suicidal. dendi really now caught out. he's in trouble. rockets to fly in. fcb long way in on the tower,lands the stun. tinker just lasers him to death. it will cost fcb his life.
then we made some little mistakes. we played a really semi type of, like,"turtle" strategy. really passive. really passive. we don't play like that. puppey and dendi just wantto retreat back out. 820! what a fissure! plt is there! echo slam as well! beautiful play there by ehome.
but i know if i die, i die not for nothing. x!! in the middle lane... force, rocket, laser. it's enough! dendi goes down in the middle lane. sometimes it can be like, you dying but your teammates picking up more. ehome, they still wantto push out that mid...
they weren't ready for dendi enigma. it was a patient enigma. that was the most patientenigma in the world. puppey is here. dendi as well. going to look for the hole. black hole!!!! three are going to go down for ehome currently, na'vi, they havethe advantage now.
that really impresses mehow he's able to make that transition. you just have to have the balls, basically. he was scared of losing. that's why he was so patientand he did everything right. their strategy is kind of similarto how ehome won. na'vi defeated them "late game." and i think this really shatteredehome's confidence. and "gg" is the call from ehome. na'vi, they take the game.
and they are only one win shortof taking home one million dollars. we hardly won the second game. chinese teams generally are fearedfor their "late game" potential. so we hit the point now. the gloves come off. ehome, they will master their knowledge,their experience, their calls up against na'vi. and puck will be the last hero for na'vi. the nimble hero there already.
once again a lot of aggressive heroesfor themselves. na'vi lightofheaven playingas the beastmaster again with dendi playing as the puck this time. if na'vi wins this, they win the whole tournament. this clash of the titans right here is something we will not want to miss. x!! will come in closer. they will be able to get that kill.
doom now on dendi. pulled in by x!!the entire ehome team turns on him. lich will go down. fcb is on the run. xboct after the chase of him. might be enough. needs some more damage. storm! x!! long jump in. dendi orbing up to the high ground. fcb! puts on the rift.
will he be able to get the kill?he's on the retreat. yes, it is.dendi with the last right click. ehome now, they're gonnarotate themselves down. na'vi already in the pit. they're trying to bring down roshan- all 5. dendi! he's gonna jump out! he goes for the dream coil! he gets them! he gets ehome!holds them in the middle lane. na'vi already on their way out of the pit.
they're coming in to help out dendi. then we just went in and demolished them. now they're on top of the tier 3 tower. they're going to bring it down.yes, it does go down. ehome, they're trying desperately to defend but na'vi, the onslaught will continue. the mid tower's already being pushed. the tier 4 tower is going to go down. and running in right nowis the rest of na'vi.
they are running forwardto one million dollars. and they will get it! the "gg" is the call from ehome. na'vi have just won one million dollars. ehome do take home $250,000in second place. but na'vi are the champions! there's moments of e sportsthat are landmark, and this is one of them. in cologne. and na'vi, the winners.
you guys have just made history. i was jumping on the sofa. and screaming like a crazy girl because i was the happiestgirl in the world. and my brother just wonone million dollars! i think in 10 years time all the gamers which we currently haveshowing themselves, they're going to be the guyswe will look back at and say this was the beginning.
this is where it all started. these are the guys that worked hard and they took the risk. they proved themselves. and they forwarded the entire industryto the point where we could have a kick-start. we could show the world what we do. and then who knows how bigwe could get at that point. we've come far already.
when more and more people support it and it becomes more and more normal, it's going to go from a nicheto becoming accepted in societies. i think in 15 years,e sports will be bigger than football. than basketball. than everything. that kid who you thought playedtoo many video games is potentially going to be on a path where he's earning $250,000 a year, salary. he's flying the world.
he's going to be endorsed. gaming's the biggest entertainmentindustry in the world. so if you're a star, you are potentially one ofthe biggest stars in the world. so, if that, like everything else with computersgrows exponentially or whatever then 5 or 10 years could bea big step actually. changing mindsets is never easy. so it's going to take awhile. when the gamers now become parents,
we will be supportive of our kids playing, and i think that's really wheneverything will boom. "the only thing achieved in lifewithout effort is failure" after weeks of training, a local man has led hisonline gaming team to the top, placing seventh in an internationalgaming competition held in germany. yeah, she's definitely proud of me. i mean just, she had her camera out... like, "why are taking a photoof the television?"
i know she's really smart.she's a lawyer so... but in the end, i thinkshe'll be more understanding and be willing to support me more so it worked out. fear now lives in san francisco, caand captains us-based team, evil geniuses.he no longer trains alone. and after the tournament,he bought a new desk. we were disappointed with our loss. and, yeah, it's a mixture of both, we're happy and sad that we got third.
because of all the emotions i felt like she was the onei wanted to share them with. and it got pretty clear only thenthat i had to get her back. after the tournament i actuallywent back to look for her, and talk things out, and we have actually begun dating again. and things are actually going great. i love her, you know. she played a huge role, a very huge part
in... in the me today. hyhy is pursuing his masters in business.he pays for his university expenses through tournament winnings. one week ago it was 3,000 followers . i was happy. then it's boomed. 8,000 followers. it's not about the number. even if it's one or two, i'm fine. so you don't need to show numbers actually.
i think. my father, i think, didn't have time to understandwhat dendi's doing. "dendi the dota 2 millionaire" we lost him too early. and if now he could see dendi, i'm sure that he's proud of his son. dendi has become one of the most recognizedprofessional gamers today. he has more followers on twitterthan the ukrainian national soccer team.
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