Gaimin Gladiators ace Quinn “Quinn” Callahan reveals how to boost Dota 2 MMR rapidly
Climbing the MMR ladder in Dota 2 is no simple feat, especially for newcomers. Gaimin Gladiators’ midlane maestro Quinn “Quinn” Callahan has revealed some tried-and-tested strategies and essential tips that can skyrocket your Dota 2 MMR.
How to Raise Dota 2 MMR: Quinn Spills the Beans
Quinn “Quinn” Callahan, the skilled midlaner of Gaimin Gladiators, recently shared invaluable advice with aspiring Dota 2 players aiming to climb the ranks. In a detailed breakdown, Quinn outlined three crucial aspects essential for substantial MMR improvement. According to the first US DPC Major winner, mastering these fundamental elements forms the bedrock for reaching the highly esteemed 6,000 MMR milestone.
“Tips for grinding low MMR? Never blame your teammates under any circumstances,” he told viewers during a recent stream.” Never go high ground unless the opponents are all dead. Unless you are not literally immortal, like Bristleback with six Hearts of Tarrasque; otherwise, don’t go for high ground. And copy professional players’ item and skill builds. That will get you to about 6k MMR.”
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The North American midlaner faced intense criticism for his display of toxicity leading up to The International 2023. His behavior reached a boiling point in a particularly egregious incident where he made inappropriate remarks about a teammate’s deceased mother, sparking widespread outrage. In response to the escalating backlash, Quinn was compelled to issue a public apology for his unacceptable conduct.
Following a period marked by a malfunctioning matchmaking behavior system allowing unlimited reports, Quinn encountered a series of difficulties. Due to this glitch, which enabled excessive reporting without proper oversight, Quinn’s behavior score plummeted significantly. Speculation arose that this sudden decline was largely attributed to an overwhelming surge of mass reports directed at Callahan, stemming from personal animosity or dissatisfaction towards him.
Quinn currently holds the second spot in the European Dota 2 leaderboards, sandwiched between two accounts belonging to Entity Gaming carry player Alimzhan “Watson” Islambekov.
