NS named his MMR and harshly criticized players of similar ranking

Yaroslav 'NS' Kuznetsov believes that now any player in Dota 2, regardless of the level of training, is able to score about 6.5 thousand MMR points, which roughly corresponds to the rank of a streamer. To do this, you just need to play a lot, because of which in matchmaking often get weak teammates.

The corresponding opinion the streamer shared with the viewers of his personal Twitch broadcast.

"Who's going to figure them out. Rankings are such an obscure thing right now.As if I myself have said many times and do not particularly refuse this idea that figurative there 6,500 rating, which I have approximately, yes, it is anyone who wants to upgrade.Well, just by playing a lot.This is not the rating where you need to put your head there, some kind of analysis.It's not even a rating where you need any talent. Just play a lot and anyone will get an upgrade.

You don't need anything at all, well, just play a lot. But the question arises immediately, if you play a lot, it's as if you have to, well, at the same time, and accordingly... Well, you play a lot, so you're not bad. That's the way it kind of works. There's a direct correlation. But very often you get people who don't know what's going on. And they say something in chat endlessly, not realizing what's going on around them. How many games a day? No, it's not a question of the number of games per day. It's just a question of how long it takes. I mean, I don't know how many games. People are different, everyone needs a different amount of time.

Well, it's just that if you play a lot, quite a lot, then it's easy to increase your rating. At the moment it's a small rating. But still somehow playing here, you expect people to understand the process a little more. It's not clear whether it's really a lot of byers, or whether the rating is really available so much that there are absolute untalented people here."

It's worth noting that Entity's kerry Alimzhan “watson” Islambekov recently became the first player in the world to break the 14,000-point MMR mark. Nevertheless, pro players and a number of streamers with a high ranking often face the problem of a long search for a match, while the owners of accounts with an average rating value have no problem finding players.

We would like to remind you that earlier Yaroslav 'NS' Kuznetsov stated that there is a serious problem in the US Dota 2 pro scene.