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Since you can speak for yourself, then speak. You've played a lot of online games. How do you rate your skill? Top, Average, or Noob?
If we take Pasha as an example. He has probably played more games than anyone on this forum. But he never rose above average level. And there are people, like Pit or LeBron, who after playing 20 games already became contenders for the HeroesWorld national team. Coincidence?
I'm probably repeating myself for the 178th time — the current skill level of many players is roughly equal, a lot depends on the layout and composure, and as for someone playing 20 games and already making the national team — that comes down to ability. I once played with a guy who ran his main hero around with unupgraded Dwarves the entire game; I explained speed-building to him — he was surprised. Okay, about 3 months later he offered to play me again — I thought, maybe he's learned something by now — not at all, he didn't even really remember speed-building... This is all to say that everyone has different abilities and needs; for some, the most important thing is to sharply raise their level through others' lessons, for others it's to figure it out themselves through long games — and believe me, that is entirely possible.