Quinn explained how his life has changed after leaving the Dota 2 pro scene

Quinn “Quinn” Callahan, the former midlaner of Gaimin Gladiators, said that after leaving the Dota 2 pro scene his life has improved, and now he likes just watching his former opponents at tournaments.

He talked about this during an interview with GosuGamers on YouTube.

"I don’t know, I’m kinda still working on it. Not sure that I’ve fully reajusted emotionaly. But everything is good. I think the quality of life became much better. It’s very interesting to watch people you played against, and now you talk about them. It’s interesting to look at it from this angle. It’s not bad, just unusual, a new experience for me"

Quinn admitted that he is still getting used to his new role and hasn’t fully settled into it yet. However, the caster noted that he already feels an improvement in his life, and he can also look at the Dota 2 pro scene from a new angle.

According to him, he tries to enjoy the process, and now his social circle changed from pro players to Dota 2 talents. Quinn emphasized that he is having a great time and probably doesn’t regret ending his esports career.

Earlier, there was information that supposedly a former Team Spirit player formed a new Dota 2 roster.