A podcast involving me, Dan Offen, talking to some of the most interesting and talented people in the DOTA 2 Competitive scene.
This weeks episode is with the experienced player and caster, syndereN.
We spoke about his new team, Happy Guys, the problems with open qualifiers and syndereN provided his significant wisdom on scouting new players and casting The International.
The intro and outro music was by Quakers, which was a short lived hip-hop project by Geoff Barrows from Portishead.
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In this episode of The Position Six podcast I had a chat with Blitz, who's best known as a caster/commentator - one of the most recognisable voices in DOTA 2 - though has also played DOTA at a high level, and coached Team Liquid, DC and Planet ODD.
We talked about what it means to be a coach, the strongest and best players in the game, what makes Team Liquid tick and Blitz's hopes, dreams and ambitions.
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In the fifth episode of Position Six I talked to Charlie Yang, one of the first proper professional team managers in DOTA, who's worked with pretty much everybody who's anybody in the DOTA scene in one way or another.
We talked about the problems, and what's right with, esports, the greatest players he's worked with, crab fishing and what being a team manager actually means.
In this episode of the Position Six Podcast I talk to ^Black, one of the best ever carry players. Though currently without a team, ^Black has had an explosive, ambitious, career.
We talk about his future plans, the struggles with past teams, thoughts on coaches, regrets and ambitions.
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n this episode of Position Six, I got to talk to Jack 'KBBQ' Chen, the manager of Forward Gaming and interesting person in his own right.
We talk about what managing a team involves, how a team can be constructed, plans for the future and Jack's thoughts about the new DPC format.
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In this episode of the Position Six Podcast I caught up with iNSaNiA, the new captain of Alliance.
Alliance have seen a resurgence in results in recent weeks, qualifying for big tournaments and winning a few smaller ones - we talked about the pressures of being a new team, the importance of staying together, why Sweden is so good at computer games alongside other topics.
In this first episode, I talk to the captain of Ninjas In Pyjamas and winner of The International 5, the legendary PPD.
We talk about starting a new team, the difficulties in being a pro player, the perceptions of PPD as a player and all kinds of other Dota stuff.