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1 year ago

#21

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cooygalsLEET

The only qualification of being a PRO:

be

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1 year ago

#22

Mr.Greedy-

#1 "How about those players playing pub which could play and understand the game far above than those other professional players."

If you only have played public games you won't understand the game better than the top-players. No way. You can't learn dynamic skills such as team-battling, dual-laning/triple-laning/roaming, pressure, balance between ganking and escaping, leading the team etc. To do that you will need a lot of experience from top-games, which is impossible to achieve from public-games.

That's why you never see a random player popping up in a top-team from nowhere. Players do climb their way to the top. A pub-stomper would never make it in a top-match.

"Or in other way, are professional players have the right to claim a tag "Pro" even they don't have the skill and talent in the game (never get a single win)?"

I suppose you mean pros = top-teams

You are given the title "top-player" if your team perform well enough to face the other top-teams and give them a good match. Your team should almost always beat unknown teams if your called a top-team. So I don't understand your claim "never get a single win" as they always beat randoms. Even if they fail to do so versus other top-teams, they can still call themselfs a bad top-team or such.

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1 year ago

#23

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SwineEyedSheep

CH newest addition YaphetS is the China pub player but when you look at CH vs FTD replay you will see how awesome pub player is

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1 year ago

#24

tuh

if you are already playing with your feet

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1 year ago

#25

Mr.Greedy-

#23

He's a great pub-stomper yes. Do you have any source that he moved directly from public til CH? Cause I don't think that's true.

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1 year ago

#26

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ina

#25 he was in G5 during ADL, then moved to CH but most time he is playing in pub.

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1 year ago

#27

xxdragonslayerxx

Wow how fucking stupid can you be, pro is NOTHING else than this;

Pro is when you are able to make money through playing; professional by the word.

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1 year ago

#28

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tfarcraw

Definition of pro, from my reading and research... lol
1. A professional, especially in sports.
2. An expert in a field of endeavor.

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1 year ago

#29

desrow

I made money winning lans locally, does that make me a pro OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG ?

http://forums.dota-allstars.com/index.php?showtopic=301015

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1 year ago

#30

Xyphoria

imo professional refers to gamers with contracts and sponsors... u can call pub gamers with great skills and talents pro(an expert in a field of endeavor).... If u think ur qualified, just join competitions and prove urself out there until sum1 notice u. xD

sorry for my bad english.... or maybe wrong perception..... :D

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1 year ago

#31

Mr.Greedy-

#26 Then #23 can't call him a "China pub-player" as he actually played in a pretty good team before he went to CH

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1 year ago

#32

Mr.Greedy-

#28 Has it. I would say top/elite is an easier term to refer the top-players with, as they don't necessarily have to make money to be on the top.

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1 year ago

#33

musmatta

Im so fucking sick of people saying you have to make money to be called a pro.. you can say someone is pro like in he is professional, like in hes doing it like its his profession..
exampel, if i tell my dad; "wow that chair you just randomly built is very professionally made", mark my words, I do NOT mean that he got paid for building it..

live forever or die trying

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1 year ago

#34

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sonkan (Junior Moderator)

Desrow +1

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1 year ago

#35

Looser_00D

Lol topic rly! Agree with Zoyal :) Professional or not the thing about dota is to have fun ;] Will u do something especialy a game if it's not giving u pleasure ?
Some of the "Pros" lost the pleasure of dota. And here goes the question why do u play it ?For fun?For something else mb ?

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1 year ago

#36

gloryfades

@desRow yes but that doesn't make you skilled or mature

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1 year ago

#37

mywayofdotaz

lol topic, especially when someone says that in pubs the are people that are better in the understanding of dota than the 'pro'.

did u know what u are talking about? I watch replay from the 'pro'. listen to this: u cant get any better by playing against noobs / pubbies. That statement is just retarded. Even that some of us value themself in high esteem, there is little chance that they are any better than the real dota 'pro'.

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1 year ago

#38

wormlookman

list of money some top powerhouses earn in 2009(just from match prize)
{link:http://dota.sgamer.com/News/Detail/41021?page=2
http://dota.sgamer.com/News/Detail/41021
http://dota.sgamer.com/News/Detail/40984}
WEST
AEON.ru (TR) €10,741
DTS €7,366
MYM (Ravens) €6,914
FnaticMSI (TLT) €5,677
RoX.KIS (1dota) €4,661
Tribal.int (xFz.int, Srs) €2,539
EAST
FTD(LGD) $20000
Ehome $19000
CD(nivrana) $11000
CH $8700

The richest players are 2009 and ZSMJ from FTD, each earned about $4000

THESE GUYS could be called PRO!!!