Dyrachyo talks about when playing Dota 2 stops being fun

Anton “Dyrachyo” Shkredov said that at a certain point, Dota 2 can become a routine for a player, comparable to a job they don't like.

The player talked about this in the documentary POV: CYBERSPORT.

“Basically, it becomes something like... it's like people who go to work, and at some point, you just can't be there anymore. And Dota can become the same kind of prison for you.”

The player also noted that a hobby doesn't always have to be beneficial. Using his own example, the esports player explained that he joined a team that helped him unlock his potential after several years of playing without any goal. Because of this, the player believes that it is better to focus on your own desires than on the achievements of others.

"I don't know how many people want to play like me. I play the way I live, to have fun. It doesn't always bring benefits. After 2-3 years of useless playing, I joined a team that helped me reveal myself and taught me many things that I will use for a very long time.

People should think about themselves: how to develop, what will be better for them. Don't focus on others."

It is worth noting that Anton “Dyrachyo” Shkredov also explained his departure from the Dota 2 pro scene by saying that he no longer enjoyed the game.

Earlier, Anton “Dyrachyo” Shkredov released his game on Steam, which received mixed reviews from fans.