@@colaphoenix6849 haha exactly. Playing dota with a few drinks in is certainly the most fun way to play dota. It's the skill you gain while drunk that increases x2 when your sober. So it's the best and fastest way to improve.
Cool video! Your conclusion made me think of a C. Eastwood movie (I think it's called "Unforgiven" or something like that) where the main shtick of the protagonist is on the lines of "real gun fights are messy, it's not about who shoots the fastest but who can take the pressure and actually hit the important shots". Trying to play perfect all the time mostly just results in frustration, static habits and entitlement towards others, I think
One thing I don't often see people doing on youtube is analyzing LOSING games of good players. It's easier to make the right decisions in a winning game, and there's a lot of that content on youtube, but it would be interesting to see how these players cope with unfavorable odds, and what decisions they make to try to skew the probability back in their favor.
"It's not as much about winning the smooth games -It is about being able to win games like this, that are all over the place, and being able to compose yourself even if you haven't played the best" That is very well said. In the recent PA game that I played and shared, everything you said applies so well. Some very obvious mistakes and death that could be avoided. Facing a challenging lane. Then, composing yourself, even with a toxic and unhelpful team for the most part and focus to get farm where possible, even avoiding fights that could be important, while joining fights or solo-fighting and picking off, that could be very risky. And then the ulimate risky purchase as well. The rapier. To sweeten the comeback and comitting everything. Good inisghts as always. Keep up with the ending quotes, a summary of sorts. That's deep and helpful and relatable.
I feel bad for you trying to make PA a hero, it loses all its lanes and usually can’t make the 20-24min bfury deso Bkb timing it needs to have the impact to win the game 😂
Bro, those are top 100 players, they are rarely toxic and even if they are toxic their toxic decisions are like "okay i will only split push for 10 min until i get my item" , even their toxic decisions are still an opportunity. This happens even in divine games, the one thats "griefing" is actually still contributing to the game with map control cuz he shoves waves and TPs on the other side of the map shoves a wave again and walks again on the other side... if they didnt grief they would play around the team and will try to capitalize in the teamfights, but shoving waves left and right is still contributing, maybe some fights will be lost but at least the "griefer" is taking heavy farm while hes tilted.
@@ashtonduda9971 PA is strong laner against some duos. And depends how u play it and how much can u outkite them and outcreep/denie them. PA is strong with strong pos 5, for example if ur pos 5 is a great 1v1 combatian that means ur pos 5 will be taking good fights against their pos 4 and guess what? U have a blink, u can instsntly join and help. Sometimes its worth to miss a creep or 2 if it means to help ur pos 5 to outperform their pos 4. Sometimes u can leave a whole wave to ur pos5 and u go and pull even if u are PA. Support levels are more important than carry levels ON A HARD LANE. Higher lvl pos 1 = means nothing. Higher level pos 5 = gigachad
@@ashtonduda9971 in some cases having higher supp levels means easier farm for you. Especially if the outcome already happened for ur supp to take lots of solo exp after bad trades, you need to capitalize on that and help ur supp.
They held the lane for long enough which made the enemies weaker on the other lanes, morph/wr/treant are way weaker than DP,BH and Ember. They were buying time as much as they can, if he simply gave up on top lane the game would have been different.
not sure if its just a clickbait meme, but this game was far from "impossible", the only person not doing well was him. His team was basically winning 4v5 and he had tons of space to eventually farm up. Whats the lesson here?
For lower ranked players, its that just because your safe lane loses badly, it doesnt mean the game is gone. Look at the big picture and try to be useful for the team (in this case, farming safe and patiently) I have played so many games where the enemy team focus on shutting down the safe lane and sacrificing other lanes. Our carry would tilt so hard and started throwing insults, even tho we are winning in every other aspects.
lesson here is youtube video is all hype with clickbait titles to get views. the legitimacy of the content is secondary, views is paramount for youtubers
One thing I didn't understand is why he didn't take paladin sword and why he didn't have any lifesteal item. Isn't lifesteal pretty much a must on ursa?
Paladin sword isnt that good on Ursa. Its just 16% lifesteal and 16 damage which really isnt that much. Brigands blade deals 10 damage per 10% missing hp, which stacks great with overpower. Plus Ursa benefits from that 10 % bonus attack speed a lot. Pretty sure people only buy LS on lower ranks to solo roshan early game.
There's 2 scenarios can lead to kill in dota: 1. opponent run out of option and have to fight you 2. The reality not aligned with their expectations. At his rank, all skills and attack dmg are very well understood so stick with big charges is the only few things can make 2. happens
I understand that pros constantly hold onto their charges to get turn around kills but it surprises me they fall for it so often. I generally would do what you're suggesting and just use them as I have them, and I think the reason we end up this way is sometimes we die and we look at our inventory and there's this magic stick with 7 million charges and we're trying to avoid that shame. Dota is a tough game if you consider how many hotkeys there are sometimes just using the stick to get rid of another hotkey to remember has value to lower APM players. There is literally like 15+ hotkeys if you include inventory items. Sure, a lot of them are just alt+ an existing hotkey, but I'm not sure if that makes things better or worse.
Just because someone is ranked #1 doesn't mean they can't have a bad game and get dominated. This is why you can never give up in a game until your whole team is dead and their team is surrounding your Ancient. lol
maybe bc I'm only a divine scrub but I feel like this game is way too over analysed. Ursa is doing fine mostly just because his team is doing great and hard carrying him and making space for him to farm. at 7:59, look at how aggressive bh and es positioned. at 11:49, his team is still ahead despite there's a ultra kill morph and a 7 deaths ursa. I'm sure Ursa player is good (15 mins bf in a shit lane game) but I don't think it's the main reason why he's able to come back from the horrible lane phase.
at 7:00 it's very obvious that LC is coming to the big camp area, and he still proceeds to go there. Also, he had a chance to pop his ulti once he saw lc + sky but he didn't at 8:44 there's no way going into this teamfight is a good move. His team is killing everyone, mid is at t1, top is very safe to farm, he has no blink. Even if he didn't die, he'll get 30 shared bounty gold at max. at 10:27, he bkb before he die even he has agies. Just W.T.F for a rank 1 player 15:14, just, look, at, how, much, his, team, is, trying, to, keep, him, alive
@@chen_h3 Thats the reality dude. Top players are capable of producing the same mistakes you see in an average 3k pub just way less often. And they have other top players as competition who can make these mistakes forced. I mean, when you watch Dota on the side you can easily get tricked into thinking something like "wow, I coulda played this better" but in reality you wouldn't even be in position to make the same mistakes as him as you'd have fckd up 50 other things prior
@@TheSLashera YEP. PROS are NOT GODS. They are just human, with same mistakes of an average player or even below, just less often. Because if they keep making these mistakes and too often, they will sabotage more and more games, and not everytime the team will be able to pull up their slack and eventually they will fall from high ranked position.
Also, the game that someone would be hyper-analysing, very well be a "chill one short game before bed" or "first game of the day", not expecting for people to analayze this hard. Who knows?
Yeah. Idk if BSJ looked at the replay before showing it to us, but It seems like he was constantly surprised by how many dumb mistakes Watson was making so he has to over-analyze other mundane parts of his game like "OMG you see how he's farming like a normal carry while he's team is making space for him to farm? RANK 1 BOIS"
Title is misleading "How to win an impossible game" doesn't really equate to "How to win a game I play bad in". How about a game he wins where all 3 lanes lose and his support feeds.
wayy too fast for me almost had a headache trying to process this 😅 My opinion: go @1x speed and cut to the more interesting parts, instead of going 4x speed and watching full replay, might need to get good @editing
@@UnIucker most of those coaches, if not all, played before. And there are people that have the right ideas for the game/sport but can't execute them as well as others so they will coach instead
haven´t you learned anything from this videos? looking at mistakes is also an opportunity to learn.. and we are not watching a Herald replay, this is top tier
lmao at BSJ slowly finding out watson didn't play as well as he normally does
11:45 is the moment he realised lmao
meanwhile watson drunk as fuck
@@colaphoenix6849 haha exactly. Playing dota with a few drinks in is certainly the most fun way to play dota. It's the skill you gain while drunk that increases x2 when your sober. So it's the best and fastest way to improve.
nice excuse for being drunk @@stephannelson8074
TL;DR: How the rank 1 player wins impossible games?
- He gets carried lmfao
Cool video! Your conclusion made me think of a C. Eastwood movie (I think it's called "Unforgiven" or something like that) where the main shtick of the protagonist is on the lines of "real gun fights are messy, it's not about who shoots the fastest but who can take the pressure and actually hit the important shots". Trying to play perfect all the time mostly just results in frustration, static habits and entitlement towards others, I think
Nice name bro
That C. Eastwood quote is a false dichotomy tho, it sounds good but it's wrong
Also recommending people to try to not play perfect is a bad advice
One thing I don't often see people doing on youtube is analyzing LOSING games of good players. It's easier to make the right decisions in a winning game, and there's a lot of that content on youtube, but it would be interesting to see how these players cope with unfavorable odds, and what decisions they make to try to skew the probability back in their favor.
That 15:08 reach around to finish them off was great, even when the opposing team having an extra man
2 extra man ( morph with aegis xD)
"It's not as much about winning the smooth games -It is about being able to win games like this, that are all over the place, and being able to compose yourself even if you haven't played the best"
That is very well said. In the recent PA game that I played and shared, everything you said applies so well. Some very obvious mistakes and death that could be avoided.
Facing a challenging lane. Then, composing yourself, even with a toxic and unhelpful team for the most part and focus to get farm where possible, even avoiding fights that could be important, while joining fights or solo-fighting and picking off, that could be very risky.
And then the ulimate risky purchase as well. The rapier. To sweeten the comeback and comitting everything.
Good inisghts as always. Keep up with the ending quotes, a summary of sorts. That's deep and helpful and relatable.
I feel bad for you trying to make PA a hero, it loses all its lanes and usually can’t make the 20-24min bfury deso Bkb timing it needs to have the impact to win the game 😂
Bro, those are top 100 players, they are rarely toxic and even if they are toxic their toxic decisions are like "okay i will only split push for 10 min until i get my item" , even their toxic decisions are still an opportunity. This happens even in divine games, the one thats "griefing" is actually still contributing to the game with map control cuz he shoves waves and TPs on the other side of the map shoves a wave again and walks again on the other side... if they didnt grief they would play around the team and will try to capitalize in the teamfights, but shoving waves left and right is still contributing, maybe some fights will be lost but at least the "griefer" is taking heavy farm while hes tilted.
@@ashtonduda9971 PA is strong laner against some duos. And depends how u play it and how much can u outkite them and outcreep/denie them.
PA is strong with strong pos 5, for example if ur pos 5 is a great 1v1 combatian that means ur pos 5 will be taking good fights against their pos 4 and guess what? U have a blink, u can instsntly join and help. Sometimes its worth to miss a creep or 2 if it means to help ur pos 5 to outperform their pos 4.
Sometimes u can leave a whole wave to ur pos5 and u go and pull even if u are PA.
Support levels are more important than carry levels ON A HARD LANE.
Higher lvl pos 1 = means nothing.
Higher level pos 5 = gigachad
@@WhitePerson- support levels are more important than carry levels? Nah fam you are 2-3k max haha. Not happening!
@@ashtonduda9971 in some cases having higher supp levels means easier farm for you. Especially if the outcome already happened for ur supp to take lots of solo exp after bad trades, you need to capitalize on that and help ur supp.
Not the “nice little reach around” 😂
Ayow
Ayo
@@kwonone1540 your bsjs nice little reach around?
Your moves are always correct when you are at top
watson passed through the trial of B8, was forged in toughest conditions, and didn't break, of course he got top 1
They held the lane for long enough which made the enemies weaker on the other lanes, morph/wr/treant are way weaker than DP,BH and Ember.
They were buying time as much as they can, if he simply gave up on top lane the game would have been different.
not sure if its just a clickbait meme, but this game was far from "impossible", the only person not doing well was him. His team was basically winning 4v5 and he had tons of space to eventually farm up. Whats the lesson here?
For lower ranked players, its that just because your safe lane loses badly, it doesnt mean the game is gone. Look at the big picture and try to be useful for the team (in this case, farming safe and patiently)
I have played so many games where the enemy team focus on shutting down the safe lane and sacrificing other lanes. Our carry would tilt so hard and started throwing insults, even tho we are winning in every other aspects.
@@chrisr4023 still the title makes no sense because this is not an "impossible game".
They also had a late game d/c
lesson here is youtube video is all hype with clickbait titles to get views. the legitimacy of the content is secondary, views is paramount for youtubers
2:35 he didn't try to get to the secret shop he got the ring on the coutier from his secret shop already bruh
Nice one 👍
One thing I didn't understand is why he didn't take paladin sword and why he didn't have any lifesteal item. Isn't lifesteal pretty much a must on ursa?
Paladin sword isnt that good on Ursa. Its just 16% lifesteal and 16 damage which really isnt that much. Brigands blade deals 10 damage per 10% missing hp, which stacks great with overpower. Plus Ursa benefits from that 10 % bonus attack speed a lot. Pretty sure people only buy LS on lower ranks to solo roshan early game.
hahahahahahahahahahaha love how he slowly realises
Why would you keep a tier 2 item over a Paladin sword? @13:10
It stacks well with fury swipes since the bonus damage scales with hp lost.
@@bweekz ok thanks
Move your cam to the right or the kill read outs in spectate mode to the right.
Why is he not using sticks right after max charges? I mean sky was non stoply spamming skills anyway
To make an outplayed move for someone who doesn’t include the wand factor into success of killing him
There's 2 scenarios can lead to kill in dota: 1. opponent run out of option and have to fight you 2. The reality not aligned with their expectations. At his rank, all skills and attack dmg are very well understood so stick with big charges is the only few things can make 2. happens
@@chen_h3 At his rank the opponent is aware of the stick charges too though
Why do humans make mistakes?
I understand that pros constantly hold onto their charges to get turn around kills but it surprises me they fall for it so often. I generally would do what you're suggesting and just use them as I have them, and I think the reason we end up this way is sometimes we die and we look at our inventory and there's this magic stick with 7 million charges and we're trying to avoid that shame. Dota is a tough game if you consider how many hotkeys there are sometimes just using the stick to get rid of another hotkey to remember has value to lower APM players. There is literally like 15+ hotkeys if you include inventory items. Sure, a lot of them are just alt+ an existing hotkey, but I'm not sure if that makes things better or worse.
that last play he leaves snapfire to get jumped on
Just because someone is ranked #1 doesn't mean they can't have a bad game and get dominated. This is why you can never give up in a game until your whole team is dead and their team is surrounding your Ancient. lol
You didn’t even watch the game beforehand!!!! Nice content man
i remember he made a 23savage when he hit 12kmmr. he does the same thing. he never get hit for free. unless he can kill them
BSJ ask you media or content creator to check your subtitles and timings for your videos. I've noticed some errors.
Nice video, mate !
Thoughts about the latest patch?
Where's the ad ? I miss promoting overwolf app in your video.
Felt like you weren't prepared to talk about this game haha :/ doubling back.
I can't believe you post this vid
maybe bc I'm only a divine scrub but I feel like this game is way too over analysed. Ursa is doing fine mostly just because his team is doing great and hard carrying him and making space for him to farm. at 7:59, look at how aggressive bh and es positioned. at 11:49, his team is still ahead despite there's a ultra kill morph and a 7 deaths ursa.
I'm sure Ursa player is good (15 mins bf in a shit lane game) but I don't think it's the main reason why he's able to come back from the horrible lane phase.
at 7:00 it's very obvious that LC is coming to the big camp area, and he still proceeds to go there. Also, he had a chance to pop his ulti once he saw lc + sky but he didn't
at 8:44 there's no way going into this teamfight is a good move. His team is killing everyone, mid is at t1, top is very safe to farm, he has no blink. Even if he didn't die, he'll get 30 shared bounty gold at max.
at 10:27, he bkb before he die even he has agies. Just W.T.F for a rank 1 player
15:14, just, look, at, how, much, his, team, is, trying, to, keep, him, alive
@@chen_h3 Thats the reality dude. Top players are capable of producing the same mistakes you see in an average 3k pub just way less often. And they have other top players as competition who can make these mistakes forced. I mean, when you watch Dota on the side you can easily get tricked into thinking something like "wow, I coulda played this better" but in reality you wouldn't even be in position to make the same mistakes as him as you'd have fckd up 50 other things prior
@@TheSLashera YEP.
PROS are NOT GODS.
They are just human, with same mistakes of an average player or even below, just less often.
Because if they keep making these mistakes and too often, they will sabotage more and more games, and not everytime the team will be able to pull up their slack and eventually they will fall from high ranked position.
Also, the game that someone would be hyper-analysing, very well be a "chill one short game before bed" or "first game of the day", not expecting for people to analayze this hard.
Who knows?
Yeah. Idk if BSJ looked at the replay before showing it to us, but It seems like he was constantly surprised by how many dumb mistakes Watson was making so he has to over-analyze other mundane parts of his game like "OMG you see how he's farming like a normal carry while he's team is making space for him to farm? RANK 1 BOIS"
man that early game was hard
Let me just skip the crucial parts of the replay and we watch the last fight
why he didn't use stick , he could have lived there
pro tip: put ur webcam in the top right because I want to see kills in chat
Title is misleading "How to win an impossible game" doesn't really equate to "How to win a game I play bad in".
How about a game he wins where all 3 lanes lose and his support feeds.
Feel privileged if you even have a support and not pos 4 wraith king and pos 5 ursa
big promises in that title monkaS
love these top of the top analysis videos!
Did he first pick ursa? Is it just me or is ursa bad against their heroes this matchup?
How come he didn't buy any life steal?
ty bsj
Maybe the Brother plays
In my bracket we call this "Ursa got carried hard" . But hey my elo is like 4 times less than his so my opinion doesnt matter xD
Even rank#1 made mistakes, how about low rank Crusader~Ancient?
The Dante add me lets play :D1 v 1
Proud to be Kazakhstani! Good luck, Watson! Thanks BSJ for the analysis!
Lol BSJ trying to proove a noob
wayy too fast for me almost had a headache trying to process this 😅
My opinion: go @1x speed and cut to the more interesting parts, instead of going 4x speed and watching full replay, might need to get good @editing
Try to process the parts that get cut&that you don't even get to see
(as you're recommending)
and i lost obviously
Very basic skill and bad gameplay for a no 1 player
Yeah, but I’d guess it’s rare that he makes this many mistakes in a game. I don’t think he’d be #1 if he played like this often lol
First like then watch - a standard for bsj videos
i wonder why bsj doesnt use his videos to win any game and be rank 1
he does
@@ishallneverdie2445 why isnt he rank 1?
competition
why do sports teams have coaches? why dont those coaches just play and win since they know everything?
@@UnIucker most of those coaches, if not all, played before. And there are people that have the right ideas for the game/sport but can't execute them as well as others so they will coach instead
Nice
LOL. Rank 1 player is pretty much paying like me. Get fked and feed early gane and turn into a monster in late game.
Watson sold his account to a herald
Comment!
They really didn't deserve this win lmao, where's his linkens???
I thought the same thing, linkens or satantic > refresher, then I thought "who I am to tell what the rank 1 player item should go when I'm trash"
im future ti winner
So how old r u?
@@komilovalyukobondmantaj232 20
@@KidTrigger arent you a little but old to dream?
@@komilovalyukobondmantaj232 I’m not dreaming I’m saying the truth I will win ti in the future that’s the truth
@@KidTrigger you're still posting comments i see.
lmao so much talk, lesson is simple - farm while your team carries you
maybe review a much cleaner game for more teachable examples :)
no
haven´t you learned anything from this videos? looking at mistakes is also an opportunity to learn.. and we are not watching a Herald replay, this is top tier
@@tibux watching mistakes is the best to learn from. You learn what mistakes have the least room of forgiveness