I was a bit sad to witness yesterday's defeat of Kaho against 120. 

He looked very stressed and sad. I get it, it must be stressful to compete at the highest level.

But reading B2W chat made me feel even worse. All the ppl were saying shit like "he should have performed better" or "he should have played a different build". Like what?

Instead of being grateful that WC3 still has talented, motivated and young players at the top. Bro literally faced 120, the 2nd best UD in the world, a veteran (that he has beaten before btw). I'm convinced all these ppl have no idea how it feels to play against someone very good, that when you get overwhelmed in a game u can make simple mistakes. And even if, this guy dominated w3c ladder like it was nothing - when he actually used to play w3c. But not enough, he still gets told off by bnet players on twitch chat lmao.

I'm convinced this is one of the reasons why Happy went "quiet" at some point in his career. It must be exhausting to be in touch with your "fans". It probably got much worse for him since the war in Ukraine started.

Idk, I just think pro players are also people and should be allowed to make mistakes and have feelings, that's all. 

End of rant, I love you Kaho <3

Unpopular opinion: we should have more empathy for pro players.