How Good was Prime Dendi Actually

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Source for clips: 1) NatusVincereDota on Youtube
2) Valve's Movie "Free To Play"

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Mad respect for finding a Loda attempt of a fountain hook!

shebbynator

Dendi might not have been the best player, but he was a much needed poster child for E-sports and a tremendous personality to propel the scene forward. I'll always be grateful for what he did for the game and helping it blow up. He's featured in the "Free to Play" documentary and I remember watching that back in like 2014 and thinking the Dendi was more than your typical dota player, he was just a good dude. Props to him.

echoftw

Dendi played DotA, not just dota2 - making it sound like he appeared out of nowhere on the first TI

klskl

Dendi introduced the art of hooking, a lot of 90's kids started playing pudge in the early stage of dota2 because of Dendi

Highnstein

He was the Topson of his era in terms of creativity.

khishigocean

Patience of a fisherman and dexterity of a pianist.

sortileges

Wow this really takes me back ... when Kuro still had hair back then

operationancut

Side Note: TI 2011 being all BO1 were because of time limit.. it was 3 days event and ran in Germany gaming event. Not a separate event like other internationals

phyo.lin

Everyone’s time comes in the end. Dendi is without a doubt one of the greatest players. Not his fault he shined during the dawn of Dota 2 when the game was completely different than it is today.

Dippitydee

The vid was a nice look back at the golden era of Na'Vi in dota, but it didnt really answer the question it set out to ask. "Was prime Dendi as good as we remember?". I def thought it would go a bit more in depth in analysis of "was he as good as we remember?" or "was he a decent mid who was more so enabled by one of the best teams of the time?", by comparing his statistics to other top midlaners at the time and maybe seeing if he did anything different, better, or worse.

max

I mean, having reached TI finals 3 straight is a feat no other team can achieve. And besides, same in the NBA, we can't compare eras as the game constantly evolves.

So if you'll ask me, Dendi during their era is indeed one of the best. Not even a Dendi fan but I respect and loved him as a player. Forever will be the face of pudge.

ongbak

For this past decade, for me personally, dendi and navi shows us dota 2, prime liquid(without w33) shows us solid teamfight, prime OG shows us chaotic fun dota

mrdontknow

ok the message at the end is needed and the past few videos have been absolute bangers! at some point will need to binge all your videos. this history of dota told like this is missing on YouTube and even current dota like the other videos was needed thing. please continue this

ianschmitz

Dendi wasn't the best player in his time, but he was definitely the best to watch. He had an amazing personality, and he never fails to entertain. The ideal pro player in my eyes.

MM-vset

also important, if you look at lh/d at the end of laning stage, he would destroy tier 1 midlaners in "even" matchups. their playstyle in that era was enabled by him being so far ahead of the enemy midlaner

MisterrCakes