I just wanted to mention how amazing BSJ is as a teacher with the questions he asks when coaching. I'm a 3k player and the questions in this video were interesting and challenging for me to answer, whilst when he coaches 5k players i don't really understand what he is asking and in the 1k coaching the questions he asked seem too straightforward to me. It just shows how good BSJ is at helping players of different skill levels.
idk, theres a lot of times where he asks insultingly obvious questions like "would anti mage benefit from you coming to top lane and harassing him" 1:15:00 - seems like a bad way to teach
I'm not by any means a super support player, or player in general, but what helped me get better at learning good smoke opportunities is to buy a smoke waaay earlier than I need to, and then just keep it in my backpack. It may even go 8-10 minutes unused, but when that moment comes that I can say, "this seems like a good smoke moment," I'm not stuck waiting another 50 seconds to fly out the smoke and by that time the opportunity was missed. The more you practice just having a smoke, even if at first it means losing an important 80gold for you early on on as a support, it will help you become more aware of good moments to smoke, and the beneficial effects the provide (or why they are bad if you mess up) if you already have one ready. Just buy it and throw it in your backpack. There will be a moment to use it, and if you use it poorly and die you'll be able to learn why it was bad. If you are always flying it out late, or forgetting about it all together you'll never learn how smokes can be helpful.
30:00 i answered EXACTLY how this guy was answering the questions. I would have done this sub-consciously but knowing the core reasons of how and why you do such things makes you a better player! Im so mindblown by this coaching. I was stuck at legend bracket for 4 years and just this year i gone up to ancient and now ancient 4 working my way to divine! THANKY OU!
I think the best of these vids is even if you dont play pos1 (i play pos 3 and 4), you learn so much about the overall decision making and really putting yourself to think by your own, what to do? When to do? That is good content Thx BSJ
Of course you can learn and improve, but don't bother too much, just try to have fun. The road to a high enough mmr is long and in the end the only thing you may have accomplished is having to worry a lot more on your games
no worries man i have 5 thousand + hours and i still consider myself trash can status. but, at the end of the day its a game i play for fun, no use committing stress to it. glhf cheers
You're only trash if you're not enjoying the game. You can be 7k or 2k or 500mmr but if you're enjoying the game and not being toxic then you're probably better than 90% of the players in the fanbase. Choose to study 1 thing per week like basic warding, when to fight when to play defensive, itemization, or even just focusing on learning a hero. If you want, watch high mmr pubs and pick player perspective on a player similar to your role and compare the differences of how he moves vs. you and you'll always learn. You already climbed to more than 4 times your base mmr, wp!
huge respect for bsj. thanks for sharing us your coaching session, a lot of informations we can get from here and your side jokes are really amazing haha
@@avikmukherjee2987 Relatively speaking, yes. Had to focus on engineering and building up a career as a future in gaming was very unpredictable. Dota was the first thing I always sacrificed whenever I needed to move up in life :D
Man the way that bsj is looking at me in that thumbnail with either a gaze of reassurance and encouragement telling me that I can be better, or a gaze that distinctively slams me with the ha hard hitting fact that I am forever a 3k pleb. It’s like he’s looking straight into my soul. P.S: Great vid man I really learned from it and I can see why I lose as a carry in most games. Thank you for the help
About the question: do you learn more by watching pro replays or your own replays? It actually depends on how actively you are watching the replays. If you are watching casually just to pick a thing or two, watching pro replays is better because you might just pick up good habits to mimick. If you are very actively watching the replay and questionning each and every decision that was made or wasn't made, watching your own replays is extremely valuable because not only will it help you understand where you made mistakes or inaccuracies, but it also helps your formulate plans based on your own games and situations you typically are in. Also, by directly watching at your mistakes and your strong points, you will be much more humble during your games, not putting the blame on your teammates instead of focusing on what you can actually do to increase your winning chances (I had a QoP game two days ago where I was like 6/3/10 @15mn, my team was feeding. I was also most likely the one playing the worst and knew it, so I was trying to do something good. I didn't win my lane against an ember spirit (which had better lane mechanics than me. Actually watching the replay I ended up out-networthing him by 10mn but it was due to him missing last hits, he should have won by 500netwroth easily), and I was only playing reactively because I never knew where to make things happen. I was literally the worst QoP one wants to have in his team. Understanding what I should be doing helped me not start thinking that my teammates suck because it was very clear to me that I was not succeeding in doing what I was supposed to do and it was mostly because of that that my team was feeding, and I was constantly trying to find things to do that would help my team, instead of rejoicing on my beautiful KDA). When I actively rewatch a replay of mine, it takes me around 2 hours for a 40mn game. I do pause everytime it seems to me a decision had to be made (a TP, gank opportunity, rune control, map control, item choice, formulating plan, adapting plans depending on what the opponent is doing...etc...). This helps me much more to become a better player than dissecting a pro or top mmr player (I sometimes do this though, but it's when I'm looking to learn something specific. for example a specific hero I'll find one of the top dotabuff ranked players of that hero or a pro I like that is know for this hero. I'll soon try to learn to pos4 and I'll try to get my hands on PoV replays of jerax playing because that is really the type of roaming that I want to learn...etc... but I think watching replays for watching replays won't get me very far. Actively watching and questioning everything is the key. I did that a while ago when I was learning Tinker (which is my most played and loved hero), and having put all that work into the hero is surprising. 3/4 years ago when tinker had his glory days in pro play I could tell quite fast if the Tinker was going to carry his team, get carried, or lose the game. I was correct 90% of the time. when marches were inefficient or their farming rotations were inefficient was quite clear that they would not carry the game themselves. And then after the first fight with their blink dagger, based on the very first blink usage in fight, I would be able to tell if they will lose the game for their team or not. And these guys are obviously so much stronger than me, but there is some knowledge that I did have that they didn't (because they have to train so many things they can't just learn every single intricacy of every ultra specific hero when they need to have a hero pool and train strategy for pro scene and team coordination...etc...). I'm giving this example just to tell that actively watching replays and questionning everything helps you understand a LOT of things. And then you need to play your games while really focusing on one aspect that you isolated from watching replays to try to make it a habit, whether it's a mechanic or a way of thinking about the game, or some decision making or whatever.
I think attitude you have will lead you to higher brackets. I personally was watching my Nature’s Prophet games, I had 42% winrate, I liked that hero but I could not play it... When i was watching my replays I was questioning e v e r y single move i was making. Dude nowadays I pick him, from 10 minute I control the whole map, I decide where enemies go, what do they do, everything. I become the real rat just by realizing my moves, now I do every move on purpose, getting their attention, making them leave teamfight to defend their raxs and etc. That works!
@@giorgikhutiashvili4774 I think that it's by questionning everything you do that you slowly get your own answers to specific situations, and after that, you don't have to question yourself for more than 2 seconds during a game at it has become second nature. Or you know, it's a question to which you already found an answer, so you don't have to invent the wheel on the fly. The way you describe prophet is exatly what I feel as Tinker. I tried playing np long ago but didn't like him, he felt boring to me, idk why. I should give him another shot though, his W will basically allways be a good spell, one has to know how to play np I think.
Don't be scared. Ask for coaching. U're never too old to learn and experience sth new. If u don't do it now u'll regret it later. U got nothing to lose trying. No rational human being would judge u based on ur age only! We,the community, are rooting for ya!
@@titzroninsantias5397 Sry I don't have experience in SEA,but if you believe in yourself and constantly strive to improve then I don't think even SEA can stop you.
BSJ awesome content. Man id love an A-Z series of videos or even 1 video where you generally run through the heroes and help answer these "reoccurring" questions with your experience and insights.
I have watched this video multiple times, and I understand new things everytime. The explanation on conditions is top notch. Having to use a lot of brain power but it's paying off. I got +350 MMR last few days. Thank you kindly Sir Banana 🍌
4:54 With every hero I just walk up start trading and hope for the best. Usually a cheeky click to see how much regen the other guy has might convince me to not bother (like vs an axe with 6 tango and a support that has a headress). Trolls nice cos you got the luxury of switching range/melee trading
omg BSJ TY! Fucking first commentary in hole 12 years watching videos. I just starded learn from 7500k player for money, but fuck. This 1 video teached me more than paid sessions. Great thx to you! The first day ill update my english on normal level - the first lesson with u)
@@khandey6636 i played for a month and I'm 1400 rn is that weird but I'm just stuck there I almost went up to archon with 1 percent remaining and had a losing streak and now I'm stuck at 1400
Christopher Ryan I was there once to I’m only 14 I was hard stuck there at age 11-12 and idk how I climbed out but just keep playing Bcs if u calibrated 1.4 after a month that’s very good
My current mmr fluctuates around 2-2.5k but I stopped solo queuing a few years ago and only play party with my friends and they all have higher mmr than I do, at least by 1500 margin. But I understand the game more than anyone in my party, I tell what to pick and what to ban, what to do in terms of objectives and stuff.
Ranked makes me nervous because if I go in and have a bad game, that means I'm the reason my team's MMR is falling, and I hate that, because people are reasonably passionate about their MMR. I just did three ranked matches last night and won two. But now I'm not sure I wanna continue because I just don't have it lol. I've been playing Dota 2 since 2013 and even though I never played Defense of the Ancients, eight years is still a long time so I have experience.
hello, new to the game. learning a lot with your videos. thanks and good job. how can I send you a replay. I am trying to learn how to deal with split pusher !!!!
“Im pretty fkng dumb is probably the only explanation here” “yeah good talk good talk” 😂 yo shouts out to the student who has the willingness to learn!! Learned some great concepts here. My only question is about when they talk about drow pulling at 15. Like dont you pull camp at :55 mark? Are they talking about something else?
Now i know why sometimes my friend to ask me when they dont understand about our study, i explain almost like bsj do Im not a big fans for this type of teaching, maybe that why eventhough my grade is around 3.9 at engineering major not many ask me, and some of them said i explaining stuff making it hard
I've played over 6000 games of Dota and watching this made me feel so damn stupid lol. I totally get the advice he's giving but I spend my days writing code for a living and spending this many brain cells on a video game is beyond my capabilities lol.
What makes it hard to apply the concepts over and over is that your teammates most of the time they're not collaborating for you to do the right thing, then you go do the wrong thing, mess things up and lose the game, even simply farming jungle it's not a remedy, maybe grouping up could be the remedy, but you'll always be underfarm. If you're lucky, your pos 3, 4 and 5 will always be searching oportunits to pressure one side of the map, creating space, and then you're able to accomplish the success with this teammates (sometimes unconcious) collaboration.
That's why the picking phase is so important, if you don't trust your supports you should pick a carry that can solo the lane, but its hard for ppl to play right those heroes, otherwise you would probably not being complaining. Learn to play alone, be self sufficient.
Man its so weird this guy knows quite a lot of shit compared to some other pepegas on previous coaching sessions that are higher mmr than him yet lack critical base game knowledge. Says a lot about the damn ranked system...
maybe it's because he's watching so much gamerleap content before this coaching? cz mechanically archon to ancient even sometimes love divine ranks gap are not that far, but efficiency and in-game focus that makes the difference.
HEY BSJ, can you post some videos on Coaching people in low priority or toxic games with afk, grievers or awful people which is the vast majority of people
Nothing to be coached about bro :) If you have a leaver in your team, do the best you can without flaming yourself. Big chance you will lose the game if your heroes where not ahead already. And about toxic gamers > mute them. If you have dota plus, avoid them too.
@@Lupp0 835 GPM AVG ON NAGA OVER 700 games. around 750 avg lasthits at min 40. u sure u need to teach me about doing my best 1 v 9 when ur not even 6000 ranked
Minor thing after seeing the first few minutes of the video, that melee creep at about 8:05 is 3 troll hits from dead isn't it..? As far as I know, quelling blade doesn't work on friendlies.
I just wanted to mention how amazing BSJ is as a teacher with the questions he asks when coaching. I'm a 3k player and the questions in this video were interesting and challenging for me to answer, whilst when he coaches 5k players i don't really understand what he is asking and in the 1k coaching the questions he asked seem too straightforward to me. It just shows how good BSJ is at helping players of different skill levels.
and yet he cant carry a 7k pub.. Im pretty sure everyone with some dota knowlegde can watch replay and tell you whats wrong.........
@@4ksupersuper he's 8.4k, he carries 7k pubs all the time
@@4ksupersuper ur an idiot
idk, theres a lot of times where he asks insultingly obvious questions like "would anti mage benefit from you coming to top lane and harassing him" 1:15:00 - seems like a bad way to teach
@@bijankhadembashi1016 acceptable mistakes if I may say.
wtf a man who can talk and has a normal mic what is this
correction a man who can't NOT talk xD
That "its been a lot of patches now, do i have to add 20 heroes? - just kidding" lmao
That's called 'an adult'?
this is same dark magic i tell ya
You’d think someone who’d pay BSJ prices for coaching on a video game would be pretty decked out on hardware..
Our professors will live to 120 years old if all of their students are like this guy.
Wow dude. Amazing content. Talking about positioning and why it’s bad or good in detail is hard to find as a new player. Much appreciated.
I’m one of the 1k dudes watching. Ty for thinking of us and actually demonstrating how to secure the ranged creep like that than just telling him.
10:55 “I’m an old man with slow hands”
I felt that
I'm not by any means a super support player, or player in general, but what helped me get better at learning good smoke opportunities is to buy a smoke waaay earlier than I need to, and then just keep it in my backpack. It may even go 8-10 minutes unused, but when that moment comes that I can say, "this seems like a good smoke moment," I'm not stuck waiting another 50 seconds to fly out the smoke and by that time the opportunity was missed. The more you practice just having a smoke, even if at first it means losing an important 80gold for you early on on as a support, it will help you become more aware of good moments to smoke, and the beneficial effects the provide (or why they are bad if you mess up) if you already have one ready. Just buy it and throw it in your backpack. There will be a moment to use it, and if you use it poorly and die you'll be able to learn why it was bad. If you are always flying it out late, or forgetting about it all together you'll never learn how smokes can be helpful.
30:00 i answered EXACTLY how this guy was answering the questions. I would have done this sub-consciously but knowing the core reasons of how and why you do such things makes you a better player! Im so mindblown by this coaching. I was stuck at legend bracket for 4 years and just this year i gone up to ancient and now ancient 4 working my way to divine! THANKY OU!
I think the best of these vids is even if you dont play pos1 (i play pos 3 and 4), you learn so much about the overall decision making and really putting yourself to think by your own, what to do? When to do? That is good content
Thx BSJ
i am 32 btw and i started 2 years ago. It was my first ever MOBA. I don't play regularly, calibrated at 500mmr, currently im 2.2k still trash.
Of course you can learn and improve, but don't bother too much, just try to have fun. The road to a high enough mmr is long and in the end the only thing you may have accomplished is having to worry a lot more on your games
you came out from 1k braket is already impresive bro.like really impresive.
no worries man i have 5 thousand + hours and i still consider myself trash can status. but, at the end of the day its a game i play for fun, no use committing stress to it. glhf cheers
you got out of 1k and 2k trench man! gj already
You're only trash if you're not enjoying the game. You can be 7k or 2k or 500mmr but if you're enjoying the game and not being toxic then you're probably better than 90% of the players in the fanbase. Choose to study 1 thing per week like basic warding, when to fight when to play defensive, itemization, or even just focusing on learning a hero. If you want, watch high mmr pubs and pick player perspective on a player similar to your role and compare the differences of how he moves vs. you and you'll always learn. You already climbed to more than 4 times your base mmr, wp!
I learned so much by this man getting taught by BSJ, best student ever!
huge respect for bsj. thanks for sharing us your coaching session, a lot of informations we can get from here and your side jokes are really amazing haha
I relate to this guy so much !! playing dota on and off since 2004 warcraft dota. 3100 mmr pos1 player. Feels good to watch this session.
@ankur really low number of games too for you?
@@avikmukherjee2987 Relatively speaking, yes. Had to focus on engineering and building up a career as a future in gaming was very unpredictable. Dota was the first thing I always sacrificed whenever I needed to move up in life :D
This is one of the best videos BSJ has ever put out and I hope you turn coaching this guy into a regular series.
Man the way that bsj is looking at me in that thumbnail with either a gaze of reassurance and encouragement telling me that I can be better, or a gaze that distinctively slams me with the ha hard hitting fact that I am forever a 3k pleb. It’s like he’s looking straight into my soul.
P.S: Great vid man I really learned from it and I can see why I lose as a carry in most games. Thank you for the help
This was such a good session! So many lessons, so we'll taught. Great student amazing teacher
‘Your 3k boomer hands’ Im dead
30 year old boomer Born in the 1950s ROFL 🤣👍
About the question: do you learn more by watching pro replays or your own replays? It actually depends on how actively you are watching the replays.
If you are watching casually just to pick a thing or two, watching pro replays is better because you might just pick up good habits to mimick. If you are very actively watching the replay and questionning each and every decision that was made or wasn't made, watching your own replays is extremely valuable because not only will it help you understand where you made mistakes or inaccuracies, but it also helps your formulate plans based on your own games and situations you typically are in. Also, by directly watching at your mistakes and your strong points, you will be much more humble during your games, not putting the blame on your teammates instead of focusing on what you can actually do to increase your winning chances (I had a QoP game two days ago where I was like 6/3/10 @15mn, my team was feeding. I was also most likely the one playing the worst and knew it, so I was trying to do something good. I didn't win my lane against an ember spirit (which had better lane mechanics than me. Actually watching the replay I ended up out-networthing him by 10mn but it was due to him missing last hits, he should have won by 500netwroth easily), and I was only playing reactively because I never knew where to make things happen. I was literally the worst QoP one wants to have in his team. Understanding what I should be doing helped me not start thinking that my teammates suck because it was very clear to me that I was not succeeding in doing what I was supposed to do and it was mostly because of that that my team was feeding, and I was constantly trying to find things to do that would help my team, instead of rejoicing on my beautiful KDA).
When I actively rewatch a replay of mine, it takes me around 2 hours for a 40mn game. I do pause everytime it seems to me a decision had to be made (a TP, gank opportunity, rune control, map control, item choice, formulating plan, adapting plans depending on what the opponent is doing...etc...). This helps me much more to become a better player than dissecting a pro or top mmr player (I sometimes do this though, but it's when I'm looking to learn something specific. for example a specific hero I'll find one of the top dotabuff ranked players of that hero or a pro I like that is know for this hero. I'll soon try to learn to pos4 and I'll try to get my hands on PoV replays of jerax playing because that is really the type of roaming that I want to learn...etc... but I think watching replays for watching replays won't get me very far. Actively watching and questioning everything is the key.
I did that a while ago when I was learning Tinker (which is my most played and loved hero), and having put all that work into the hero is surprising. 3/4 years ago when tinker had his glory days in pro play I could tell quite fast if the Tinker was going to carry his team, get carried, or lose the game. I was correct 90% of the time. when marches were inefficient or their farming rotations were inefficient was quite clear that they would not carry the game themselves. And then after the first fight with their blink dagger, based on the very first blink usage in fight, I would be able to tell if they will lose the game for their team or not. And these guys are obviously so much stronger than me, but there is some knowledge that I did have that they didn't (because they have to train so many things they can't just learn every single intricacy of every ultra specific hero when they need to have a hero pool and train strategy for pro scene and team coordination...etc...). I'm giving this example just to tell that actively watching replays and questionning everything helps you understand a LOT of things.
And then you need to play your games while really focusing on one aspect that you isolated from watching replays to try to make it a habit, whether it's a mechanic or a way of thinking about the game, or some decision making or whatever.
I think attitude you have will lead you to higher brackets.
I personally was watching my Nature’s Prophet games, I had 42% winrate, I liked that hero but I could not play it...
When i was watching my replays I was questioning e v e r y single move i was making.
Dude nowadays I pick him, from 10 minute I control the whole map, I decide where enemies go, what do they do, everything. I become the real rat just by realizing my moves, now I do every move on purpose, getting their attention, making them leave teamfight to defend their raxs and etc. That works!
@@giorgikhutiashvili4774 I think that it's by questionning everything you do that you slowly get your own answers to specific situations, and after that, you don't have to question yourself for more than 2 seconds during a game at it has become second nature. Or you know, it's a question to which you already found an answer, so you don't have to invent the wheel on the fly.
The way you describe prophet is exatly what I feel as Tinker. I tried playing np long ago but didn't like him, he felt boring to me, idk why. I should give him another shot though, his W will basically allways be a good spell, one has to know how to play np I think.
When you're way older than the near 30-year old student, love dota and are now scared to get coaching
Don't be scared !! Go for it :) :) :) It'll be nerve wracking but so worth it I bet. Best of luck
Don't be scared. Ask for coaching. U're never too old to learn and experience sth new. If u don't do it now u'll regret it later. U got nothing to lose trying. No rational human being would judge u based on ur age only! We,the community, are rooting for ya!
Ladyof Meow Love to learn more new stuff but sometimes it’s really hard to play with the sea server. Hahahaha
@@titzroninsantias5397 Sry I don't have experience in SEA,but if you believe in yourself and constantly strive to improve then I don't think even SEA can stop you.
it is never too late to start chess. Why then not play dota? Times change and the games people play at any age too.
BSJ awesome content. Man id love an A-Z series of videos or even 1 video where you generally run through the heroes and help answer these "reoccurring" questions with your experience and insights.
I have watched this video multiple times, and I understand new things everytime.
The explanation on conditions is top notch.
Having to use a lot of brain power but it's paying off. I got +350 MMR last few days.
Thank you kindly Sir Banana 🍌
This coaching session was just brilliant. Loved it. Amazing content
Great content! The student should also gets credit ,wish i could get teammates like him
Nice! Another coaching vid! Keep up the good work bro. :)
So humble! I would've blamed my teammates at 43:00
Such an amazing session, learnt a lot. Thanks for the knowledge. Keep it up!
The challenge for 3k players is this thought process doesn't happen while they play.
Once again, amazing contents! Learned alot that I just realized now.
Great coaching and great student. I learned so much from this video
Great video. I think this guy might be me haha similar MMR, age, and POS 1. Learned a ton TY
Bleh, I'm a bit older than both of you, and I'm much worse...
4:54 With every hero I just walk up start trading and hope for the best. Usually a cheeky click to see how much regen the other guy has might convince me to not bother (like vs an axe with 6 tango and a support that has a headress). Trolls nice cos you got the luxury of switching range/melee trading
how have I never seen your channel before? this is so helpful!
suddenly the urge to play dota has risen even after bad losses yesterday.
7 minutes in and I already learned like 4 laning tips that blew my mind
You are the man! Thanks for this coaching session!
Do you do continuous coaching? Like individual coach every week?
omg BSJ TY! Fucking first commentary in hole 12 years watching videos. I just starded learn from 7500k player for money, but fuck. This 1 video teached me more than paid sessions. Great thx to you! The first day ill update my english on normal level - the first lesson with u)
13:14 and I already realize why this guy is 3200 mmr and I’m 1200 :x
Got a lot to learn man 7 months of dota isn’t much at all
I’m 7 months in. I still call myself a new player and it’s true lol
Conrad exactly it’s just weird how deep the game gets as you learn more lol
Abolfazl Afshar 1200 is very good for 7 months keep it up I’ve been playing for 4 years (with like a year break) I’m only 3.6k
@@khandey6636 i played for a month and I'm 1400 rn is that weird but I'm just stuck there I almost went up to archon with 1 percent remaining and had a losing streak and now I'm stuck at 1400
Christopher Ryan I was there once to I’m only 14 I was hard stuck there at age 11-12 and idk how I climbed out but just keep playing Bcs if u calibrated 1.4 after a month that’s very good
Yeah real coach this video is first one to me i will follow u until surpass him if possible :)
Very educational BSJ... thanks man!
BSJ you are without any doubt the best coach on the market. ^^
this global tower aggro cooldown is it still there in this patch??
My current mmr fluctuates around 2-2.5k but I stopped solo queuing a few years ago and only play party with my friends and they all have higher mmr than I do, at least by 1500 margin. But I understand the game more than anyone in my party, I tell what to pick and what to ban, what to do in terms of objectives and stuff.
At 34:00 you said you get an efficiency item, mobilty item and a kill item. What would those be?
Ranked makes me nervous because if I go in and have a bad game, that means I'm the reason my team's MMR is falling, and I hate that, because people are reasonably passionate about their MMR. I just did three ranked matches last night and won two. But now I'm not sure I wanna continue because I just don't have it lol. I've been playing Dota 2 since 2013 and even though I never played Defense of the Ancients, eight years is still a long time so I have experience.
Wow Bsj I‘m 5.2k and I feel like this helped me a lot! Ty
hello, new to the game. learning a lot with your videos. thanks and good job. how can I send you a replay. I am trying to learn how to deal with split pusher !!!!
how much is the session coast ?
30 isn't old. This dude's gotta get over being 30.
I'm 37 and I play shitloads of dota, and I still don't ever feel old.
Holy shit this guy looks like the person excelling in everything he does.
bsj i was watching some called blue spen stream and i watch you facing him with brew master really was good game i like it
LOL I watched this last night too Jenkins+BSJ Team
my brain got 2X bigger watching this xD
This feels so relatable (I'm an old man too)!
Great content sir.. Really appreciate it
42:40 ,THOUGH LOVE
they have more mmr than me...
whats their mmr? 4k
"they' re all trash!"
you're all trash
1:18:54 He is typing. Makes his decision to sit in front of that Lich and AM on 30% hp and 0 mana even worse xD
Thank you sir i was 500mmr but after watching your coachings i became 4.5k
you're a really good teacher bsj
falling asleep like a baby while listening to BSJ
what's "hitting a triangle"? is it farming neutrals?
The 3 neutral camps next to each sides perspective offlane tower that are together is called a triangle
i finally understand why the fuck towers start hitting me, i didnt know there are 2 ranges, i was so confused all my life
“Im pretty fkng dumb is probably the only explanation here” “yeah good talk good talk” 😂 yo shouts out to the student who has the willingness to learn!! Learned some great concepts here. My only question is about when they talk about drow pulling at 15. Like dont you pull camp at :55 mark? Are they talking about something else?
If you pull to make a stack yes, if you pull to your creepwave then you don't look at time, you look at your creep wave
I need to focus more on when to harassing the enemy in lane. My focus when playing carry is always max CS, so I go for every LH and deny.
Go for every CS and deny, in between cs, hit the enemy
nice vid thanks BSJ
Now i know why sometimes my friend to ask me when they dont understand about our study, i explain almost like bsj do
Im not a big fans for this type of teaching, maybe that why eventhough my grade is around 3.9 at engineering major not many ask me, and some of them said i explaining stuff making it hard
Wuhan Corona Bat Soup. xD
I've played over 6000 games of Dota and watching this made me feel so damn stupid lol. I totally get the advice he's giving but I spend my days writing code for a living and spending this many brain cells on a video game is beyond my capabilities lol.
Thank you John Mayer for this! Love you
great session, where is this mans casual morbid?
Oh my. this has to be John Bartholomew.?
idk how my mans is only 3k tbh definitely better than a lot of my 5k teammates
"old man" and 30.. ? here i am at 37 thinking that im not that old yet...at 30 i felt like i was at my prime.
Good stuff!!
the guy he perma banned: *cri*
What makes it hard to apply the concepts over and over is that your teammates most of the time they're not collaborating for you to do the right thing, then you go do the wrong thing, mess things up and lose the game, even simply farming jungle it's not a remedy, maybe grouping up could be the remedy, but you'll always be underfarm. If you're lucky, your pos 3, 4 and 5 will always be searching oportunits to pressure one side of the map, creating space, and then you're able to accomplish the success with this teammates (sometimes unconcious) collaboration.
That's why the picking phase is so important, if you don't trust your supports you should pick a carry that can solo the lane, but its hard for ppl to play right those heroes, otherwise you would probably not being complaining. Learn to play alone, be self sufficient.
The majority of players want to carry, eat all the farm and get all the kills. A support coaching would be cool, so more people play it.
Great content specially i am 3.5k player i play like this guy i am pos 1 as well fair enough to play but not like a 5k mmr player
“All of you are trash” lol
that's just rude dude xD
Indeed it was 👍
BASED
If only i have lots of money, i don't mind paying BSJ to talk to me all day!
Damn this guy might be rich, last time i saw bsj coaching sessions per hour is like 300 dollar 😭
I'm 29 in one month and I don't feel slow at all compared to my 16, may just be me
Man its so weird this guy knows quite a lot of shit compared to some other pepegas on previous coaching sessions that are higher mmr than him yet lack critical base game knowledge. Says a lot about the damn ranked system...
maybe it's because he's watching so much gamerleap content before this coaching? cz mechanically archon to ancient even sometimes love divine ranks gap are not that far, but efficiency and in-game focus that makes the difference.
Buen contenido papu saludos gaaaaaaaaaa
I'm turning 28 soon, feels bad knowing you feel old at 30 lol.
i hope his (the student) voice volume was lower while you higher BSJ :)
4:00 too bad, im not 1k. Im far below that shit😂😢
Great content
30 aint old man!
it kinda is tho if you look at player base average age. or at games in general
@@alphasamahd I guess youre right...sad
His voice is very loud compared to yours BSJ. Hard to find a proper sound level :P
humility is rare in dota xddddddd
Homie should try raising his mouse dpi I'm 29 and feel confident mechanically
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HEY BSJ, can you post some videos on Coaching people in low priority or toxic games with afk, grievers or awful people which is the vast majority of people
Lol he himself is toxic and feeder
@@yagi777 i TOSS PEOPLE I`m mid Airlines
Nothing to be coached about bro :) If you have a leaver in your team, do the best you can without flaming yourself. Big chance you will lose the game if your heroes where not ahead already. And about toxic gamers > mute them. If you have dota plus, avoid them too.
@@Lupp0 835 GPM AVG ON NAGA OVER 700 games. around 750 avg lasthits at min 40. u sure u need to teach me about doing my best 1 v 9 when ur not even 6000 ranked
howdw18 something tells me you’re a bit too young for this game
He's playing with Dendi though.
dendi 3.2k mmr confirmed Kappa
great videos, but can you increase the volume of your voice!!
nw what mmr this dude is 1.5 years later.
Minor thing after seeing the first few minutes of the video, that melee creep at about 8:05 is 3 troll hits from dead isn't it..? As far as I know, quelling blade doesn't work on friendlies.
Clearly you haven't watched the video
damn, didn't know 30 was old man status