Jerax – “the Savior of OG”, one of the greatest Dota 2 players in history has officially retired, leaving a lot of regret for the Dota 2 community. ? He shared frankly through his letter posted on the homepage of OG:
Read More: http://chobogamers.com/2020/01/28/jerax-...ut-dota-2/
“Why did I quit dota?
“I want to be completely creative and encourage to bring great ideas to life. I realize video game is such a great platform, it has no limitations and you have the right to share your experience with everyone. I ask myself how things work on this platform looking for a change in the model standards above
Dota 2 is a game that forever gives you a piece to solve, no one can crack it at all. Ever since I played this game, it’s been a long journey of learning. The more I play the more and more, the information and the understanding of the game it impacts cannot be stopped, it’s like an addict of knowing everything about it. Once successful, it brings a sense of completeness and inspiration. Sometimes you’re wrong, it frustrates you but the urge makes you start over. Those are the feelings that made me so deeply connected to the game that are gone now because that’s when I saw the game as a competitive game.
Read More: http://chobogamers.com/2020/01/28/jerax-...ut-dota-2/
“Why did I quit dota?
“I want to be completely creative and encourage to bring great ideas to life. I realize video game is such a great platform, it has no limitations and you have the right to share your experience with everyone. I ask myself how things work on this platform looking for a change in the model standards above
Dota 2 is a game that forever gives you a piece to solve, no one can crack it at all. Ever since I played this game, it’s been a long journey of learning. The more I play the more and more, the information and the understanding of the game it impacts cannot be stopped, it’s like an addict of knowing everything about it. Once successful, it brings a sense of completeness and inspiration. Sometimes you’re wrong, it frustrates you but the urge makes you start over. Those are the feelings that made me so deeply connected to the game that are gone now because that’s when I saw the game as a competitive game.