"Newcomer-2013. Winter"

Most people would give up immediately after losing in the console (I won't lie, I probably would too), but this person showed how to play in such cases, and that's why he gets a big PLUS!

Thank you! And my coach tells me not to rush and not to give up. I've learned not to give up; now I just need to think for a little longer, but I can't think for too long (my inner voice says, "What are you doing? Just do it, it's obvious"). If I had played slowly, I would have gotten out of the console normally, but a couple of small mistakes at the beginning led to sad consequences. But I don't understand why give up. For example, I got kicked out of M200; my opponent had a good position (wild) + I lost on the first attempt. But we ended up at 214 because he requested a tech win due to my accidental run into the Treasury. I don't understand why play and then give up? Okay, if you get killed in the final round at 0. But if there's a chance, why not fight? The opponent can always lose their main hero during a split, misclick, or start making mistakes (of course, you can't rely on this and play only because of it, but when there's a real chance, you need to hold on to it!). What's the point of playing if you don't even fight each other? If the whole game passes without any contact?