OG’s Former Offlaner, ATF, Faces Injury Setback
OG’s former offlaner, ATF, was recently observed playing against AI bots, igniting speculation among Dota 2 fans. The incident caught the attention of Gorgc, a popular streamer, who reached out to ATF to inquire about the situation. ATF revealed that he had injured his hand from excessive gaming and could only use his left hand to play. As a result, he opted to continue practicing against bots. This injury has potentially paved the way for a role change in ATF’s career, leading him to eagerly pursue ranked matches upon his return from TI11.
A Cause for Concern
The injury ATF suffered is believed to be a consequence of his intense gaming sessions. On certain days, ATF would engage in 15 or more Dota 2 matches, each lasting an average of 35 minutes, or even up to an hour. The absence of breaks during these prolonged practice sessions poses a risk even for professional players.
The Dedication of a Toxic but Driven Player
Despite ATF’s reputation as a toxic player in ranked matches, his commitment to practicing cannot be denied. As he seeks to transition into a different role, ATF endeavors to participate in as many matches as possible before the start of the DPC season. This strategy is aimed at familiarizing himself with his new position and establishing a level of comfort.
Future Plans Remain Undisclosed
ATF has yet to announce his plans for the future. However, given his consistent presence in high-ranked Dota 2 matches in Europe, there is a strong possibility that he may join his next team for scrimmages before the upcoming DPC season kicks off.
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