Papich explained why he has no chance of success in Dota 2

Vitaly “Arthas” Tsal, also known by the nickname Papich, said that he does not enjoy playing Dota 2 and does not know how to play the popular MOBA. The content creator does not believe that he would be able to achieve success in Dota 2 even for a large reward.

The streamer made this statement on YouTube.

“With Dota, it just so happened that everything... The whole universe is against it. I don't like the game, I don't know how to play it, it's a team game, you stream it... I think if I were given a billion dollars, I wouldn't be able to do anything in Dota. If I had to achieve something, I wouldn't be able to. Everything is against me. It's just not my thing.”

According to Vitaly “Arthas” Tsal, even though the esports player agreed to play Dota 2 on stream for a fee, the content creator had long since decided that he did not enjoy team games. Papich believes that his heightened sense of justice causes him to tilt, which is why team games are not suitable for him. The streamer believes that competitive disciplines are not suitable for him, and it is especially difficult to combine them with broadcasts.

"Back in 2017, I decided that I would never be able to take team games seriously. I became a streamer, and streaming competitive games started to annoy me. How can you compete if you are constantly at a disadvantage? Someone will always try to snipe you.

It's just not for me. I can't do it, there's no psychological trauma. Of course, it's impossible to turn down a lot of money. Deep down, you still understand that it's not for you. Streaming competitive games doesn't suit me at all. I'll always be hindered.

I have a keen sense of justice. I can't help but tilt if the game is unfair. Single-player games suit me much better. No matter how I play a multiplayer game, they'll still find a way to ruin it. It's useless to look for motivation. Especially if you don't even like the game."

Let's recall that earlier, Vitaly “Arthas” Tsal named the most annoying mechanic in modern Dota 2.