NS compared the standard of living of players with 2 thousand and 10 thousand MMR

Streamer Yaroslav NS Kuznetsov compared the standard of living of Dota 2 players with 2 thousand and 10 thousand MMR. The content maker suggested that, on average, people at lower ranks earn more money. Kuznetsov shared his thoughts on stream, words from streamer caster portal.

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I can notice that for some reason... I played on “Danil Kolbasenko” [with a murf account with a low rating - approx. ed. ], and for some reason there are fewer problems loading into the game than at high ranks. Everything is almost always fine there. At high ranks, for some reason, people always drop something, and some people don’t load. It’s not clear... Actually, okay, this is understandable in a certain sense. I think if we take people with an average MMR of 10 thousand - an approximate cross-section of 10 thousand plus or minus - we will remove only streamers from this cohort, naturally, because many may have something like that. And let's take the average 2-3K PTS. I think the standard of living, income, salary, and so on for those who have 2-3 thousand is, of course, perhaps an order of magnitude higher. Because these people don’t jerk off to Dota like [crazy people], but mess with real cash and so on, fuck chicks - that’s all. And here, accordingly, people on Celeron 667 are trying to run Dota, because where will they get money from? If you sit and play Dota all day, you have 10 thousand PTS, then where can you get money for a normal computer, Internet, etc.? Therefore, the mystery is solved. At 2-3K, almost nothing lags for anyone, everyone loads into the game and so on. Here, someone always fails to load, someone disconnects, or something else.

Previously, NS noted that he would not agree to return to the professional stage. According to the streamer, he has already forgotten how to play Dota 2. “It will take a huge amount of time to catch up at least some level. But I absolutely don’t need it,” said Kuznetsov.