
_thunder_
u/_thunder_

Hey all,
I want to try to help some of you (hopefully) .
Full disclosure: I'm not the best player in the world or even GC [Champ 3 Div 4 D:], that's why I'm posting here my profile: https://steamcommunity.com/id/_thunderbolt_
I'm doing this because i always liked to analyze gameplay of various games and i won't be able to play for a while, therefore i figured i could this a try.
Just send me a video of your gameplay, it can be up to one hour, and don't send me only of game that you stomped or got stomped, i wanna see your "normal" games.
I got a Redmi Note 4 yesterday and while I was doing the initial setup, I created a new account accidentally with my phone number. I already had a mi account because I already had a mi band 2. When I realized I had made another account, I deleted it but I forgot to log out of it on my phone. I tried to do a factory reset, but it still asks me for the password of the deleted account when I turn the phone on. What should I do?
I finished school recently and I'm trying to have something in esports. I am looking for a serious team that wants to participate in every tournament we can. Daily trains (if our schedules sync) and with the goal of always improving.
Add me if you are interested: https://steamcommunity.com/id/_thunderbolt_/
Hey, i'm an experienced player and now I have a lot of time and wanted to try my best to start my "career" on eSports. As you can see, I'm really motivated to perform in some tournaments, although I know my MMR is not great. Well, if someone's interested, you can add me on steam and ask me anything you like. Cheers.
I feel like the title can be a bit confusing, but what I wanted to discuss is how plausible is to think that a lower average MMR team can beat a higher MMR team. What could be the main differences between those said teams?
EDIT: thanks guys
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I'm mainly position 4/5. Just came back from a 6 month brake and i've been playing ranked non stop. I've gained more MMR now than when I was trying hard before taking a brake. Well, I can't seem to reach 3K.
This game: https://www.opendota.com/matches/3344607864
Our lineup (Radiant) had everything to push early and win. I even said that that was our plan, push. I tried to call shots and everything, but my team wouldn't listen, which made me lose and take another step back on the 3K. Some games I get lucky and people actually follow my shots and we end up winning, even if we were losing, but i wanna know how people get their team "always" (we all know it's not always) to follow their leads.
I had a game as Rubick where I was supporting a Sven against a Magnus and an Omni. I tried to harass, but didn't get much done. Is there something I could've done?
The title. I'm Portuguese, therefore I'm used to my layout. I wanted to buy a KB with my layout to get me into the mechanical bk world. I have a steelseries M800, but I want something better. That said, do you guys know where I can find good KB with PT layout? If not, what can I do? thanks
