LoL: Former pro now wants to learn Dota 2, aims for nothing, gets yelled at directly

Besides League of Legends, Dota 2 is the largest MOBA on the market on Steam. Despite the similarities between the two games, there are differences in gameplay. This was also noticed by a LoL pro, who is making quite a fool of himself and is yelled at by his colleague.

Nemesis is a former LoL pro who is now a streamer for Team Gen.G. His greatest success was 1st place at the LEC 2019 Regional Finals with the Team Fanatic. He played alongside Rekkles, who is now playing in the second league in Korea.

In a recent stream, Nemesis didn’t play LoL but Dota 2 instead. The Steam MOBA is the biggest representative of the genre after LoL. However, the former LoL pro made quite a silly mistake, which infuriated his colleague.

In a Twitch stream from March 20, 2024, Nemesis eventually played Dota 2. Alongside him was a colleague who coached him through the game a bit. This led to a heated moment when Nemesis was unable to execute a seemingly simple command.

Initially, his colleague remained relatively calm during the game, but around 06:03:18, the situation escalated a bit. In Dota 2, you can move items to the stash. To do this, you simply have to right-click the item in your inventory to move it. However, Nemesis doesn’t understand exactly what he needs to click.

Nemesis asks how he can get the items out of his inventory. The colleague then responds that Nemesis should just click on the backpack. After a calm back and forth where Nemesis fails to click properly, the colleague finally loses his cool and gets louder: Slot 1 on your backpack.

Nemesis still can’t manage it, and the colleague shouts at him afterward. After that, Nemesis finally succeeded. You can watch the funny moment here:

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Despite the apparent similarities, there are many subtle differences between LoL and Dota 2. Have you played both? And which do you find more difficult? Feel free to let us know in the comments. MOBAs have a significant problem with being beginner-friendly, but LoL has long wanted to address this: LoL: Riot announces radical improvements for the coziest mode – players should be able to improve stress-free