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That's also a lot of crap Itio lol.. still a moron I see. I prefer to judge people on their gameplay not winrate anyway. As I did with Itio, a kid massively overrates himself because he can match pros and sometimes beat them in matchmaking. Maybe make a team and try beat them in an EIZO cup.. sit down.

koala lol, you need to stop hating on me and need to accept the fact that im a great player. anyways you wouldn't stand a chance against winning a pro player unless they're solo queueing and get 4 retards on their team. You showed like 12 links of getting matched with pro players and u won 1/12 of them ROFL

2) Also why is Void or Mortred never picked in pro games? It seems like these 2 are by far the heaviest carries and they both have escape mechanisms and mortred has his dagger so they shouldn't be too easy to shut down? Why do pros rather babysit some half-good carry like Alchemist throughout the game instead of one of these BEASTS? They also got some midgame potentional with a legendary ulti for void and atleast mortred can do sick dmg early on so it's not like they are useless for 40 min of the game.

voids just an ass hero overall. he would get **** against any aggro tri lane even with 2 supports supporting him. he's not like antimage where, when you lose the laning phase he could just farm his battlefury and get back into the game. Not to mention his chrono needs to be perfectly landed and can potentially kill teammates if caught in the chrono. Mortred is just a worse version of antimage i guess. I remember one game i was free farming with mortred and i still couldn't do jack **** with the hero. Like after my bkb was done i would just instantly die and it was a disaster 0.0 I even remember that game too, if i was any other carry like antimage the game would of been won for us. Antimage > mortred

How does one get into the pro-scene anyways? Surely playing pubs isn't going to get you in, no matter what your winrate is and how many pub games you win. I want to play pro, but I have 0 clue how to get into that scene. Should I start playing leagues like ixdl? What's the deal?

I think it's mostly on having connections and proving to others that you're a good player. if you're really serious about going pro then you should read eternalenvy's blog on his experience on becoming a pro player. it takes a **** load of dedication to go pro. Practice at least 8 hours a day watch replays constantly etc http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=385238