enik wrote:
Hey, you always can achieve any heights you wish, beat all the top players and be the number one in any kind of games. No matter how much you behind right now or what's your eye shape. It's all about priorities. If you put your goal above school, job, everything in your life and if you're able to stick to your goal no matter what then some day you'll be the best. It just takes a lot of effort and hard work but if you play casual/for fun what do you expect?
That's why top players in every highly competitive game have always been the same and just really a few have "recently" appeared on the scene, even while they are like "low tier" into the top tier. You can't use osu! as example since this game is not competitive at all. No one has played this game consistently for 3/4 years (meaning an avarage/minimum of 8 hours a day). When you talk about HIGHLY competitive games, you're talking about getting better than someone that has played that very same game for MANY years, HIGH amounts of time every day (8 or more) and WILL KEEP playing that amounts of time until he quits.
Then you got people who is just better at that which can dedicate themselves to that and reach top tiers in just a few years, but those cases are really a few and usually if you make it into the best players of some highly competitive shit, it's because some of those pros just stopped playing. You can see how this happens at almost every game, maybe on games where team play is very important you may see some changes, but then again, you can look at how DotA was for MANY YEARS, completely two sided and t hen the top... 8 didn't really suffer much changes anyways (most of them happening cause top teams crossed paths on early games).
On games like osu! you will always be able to be the best if you really get into it cause nobody gives a shit about it, and I yet have to know any player that really plays enormous amounts of times every day for years w/o quitting every month.
