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Naniwa was a mediocre semi-pro. My point is that there is a poor correlation between how good these players were at WC3 and how good they are at SC2. Oh for the love of god no. Although, I'll bet he could compete at highest level of dota with 30 mins of practice a day.
High level DOTA teams practice at least as much as pro Starcraft players, and are very, very trained at the game.
To even compete at a low level in the US you have to practice many hours a day. That said, DOTA does not really fit into the RTS genre, and team-play is just as important, if not more important, then individual skill. No, you're absolutely wrong. The level of skill, the amount of training, nothing is comparable. It's an extremely newb-friendly game with a pathetic level of competition in comparison. No macro, no multitasking, no units. One hero, a single hero. If you think that's comparable to what's required in WC3 then you know nothing of it.
Grubby could easily outmicro Jinro's chin. They're mediocre for someone who is used to being the best. Listen, the reason these results are mediocre is because this isn't just some guy trying to do his best in weekly tournies or whatever.
He is someone who wants to compete at the top, top level in esports. He has done that in WC3. Beating Pippi and August and such does not qualify him as such for SC2.
I'll see him as giving a mediocre performance until he beats someone who I think is genuinely a top, top player. Judging by the way he was playing against Jinro and in the A class qualifiers, I do not think that will happen soon.
Moon is a talented guy.
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