Generally speaking, in order to be able to leave an impression on fans and leave some back roads for themselves, professional players will not take the initiative to say how strong they are, but IG's single player emo is crazy, and when he talks about the position of Zhongdan during live broadcasting, he also says that he is the god in all zhongdan.
The difference is that I am God but they are not. As for the middle road position, when I watch most people play, I can't watch it for five minutes, and there are no details at all. Know that there is a busy line to make money and wait for someone else to do it. We don't do much about the middle road, such as the control of the middle road field of view or the middle road map. I used to be poor in Ono, but now I have complete control over the entire map.
It doesn't make sense to be the first in the middle of the economy. What matters is the lineup. If my purple cat has the advantage of Taran, I can guarantee the first economy, but what is the use? In the end, I still couldn't win. Different heroes and lineups have different economic conversion rates. Don't talk about it. You don't understand anyway. In my personal opinion, the level of emo middle school is unquestionable, but the self-proclaimed middle school god, others, have no details. This is a bit of an exaggeration. This version of The Single is more difficult to be overwhelmed in actual combat, and pays more attention to the team, so some of the details of the Single are weakened.
But I don't think it's possible because it's direct and completely negative. And, in this competitive esports environment, madness needs money, results and victory, rather than looking down on others and falling into the A-League. While not being able to get the corresponding results, dare to call yourself a god, is it not good to be modest?