SADPP w/ Bowie & Zyori

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  1. 04/26/2021

    SADPP #13: SG Esports Owner on SA Dota Struggles

    Mateus Cysne, founder of SG Esports in Brazil, and CHiNa, SG team manager, join the podcast to talk about the history of SG, their struggles as a team in Dota, working with EllaLink, and the pain associated with team bundles being totally ignored.

    58 min

  2. 04/12/2021

    SADPP #12: TP.MoOz Interview

    Bowie and Zyori interview the position 4 player from Thunder Predator, Joel Mori “MoOz” Ozambela, who recently had a stand out performance at the Singapore Major. He talks about playing on low ping, some tricks to Earth spirit, success despite not having a coach, the difference between playing in NA vs SA. TIMESTAMPS:0:57​ How was the major? Were you jetlagged? 2:17​ Why so stylish? Who’s doing your hair? 4:12​ Confidence. Has it improved since the major? 6:10​ Did the other teams under-estimate you? 10:24​ MoOz’s post about queuing on SA servers 11:08​ New connection from Brasil to Portugal (70ms) 13:28​ What’s your situation with finding a coach? 18:38​ How’s the vibe at Thunder Predator? 20:03​ Comparison playing in NA w/ J.Storm 25:06​ Is Dota growing in Peru? 30:03​ Thoughts on DPC format 32:00​ How will Thunder Predator fare vs Beastcoast? 34:07​ Outro

    35 min

  3. 03/30/2021

    SADPP #11: Thunder Predator CRUSHING at Singapore Major

    Zyori and Bowie talk about Thunder Predator’s stand-out performance so far at the Singapore Major, who are currently 8-0 in the group stage.

    46 min

  4. 03/15/2021

    SADPP #10: Interview w/ NoPing.Panda (suspended for racism)

    Panda from team No Ping comes on to talk about his recent suspension from the BTS Americans event for using racist slurs in a public matchmaking game, just 4 days after another player was suspended for the exact same thing. Translations by Avo+. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00​ Zyori Intro 2:13​ Bowie Intro 4:35​ Zyori responds to 2019 racism post 8:30​ In Panda’s words, what happened? 11:40​ Cultural context, all racism is wrong 15:03​ Where are the guidelines from Valve? 18:05​ Does Panda agree DPC means more responsibility? 23:01​ How can we mend the situation? 27:37​ Let’s all work to do better 31:46​ Does Panda think the ban is a fair punishment? 34:17​ Panda is donating to the NAACP 35:55​ What has Panda actually done to improve himself? 38:58​ Closing Thoughts

    44 min

  5. 03/15/2021

    SADPP #9: Racism in SA Dota w/ MrAvoPlus

    MrAvoPlus is a well-rounded Dota 2 commentator that creates content both in English and Spanish. During the first season of DPC he covered multiple regions, in multiple languages and has a unique perspective on the game. In this long form interview, the boys breakdown the latest drama with Aretes and talk about the cultural difference between SA and NA. TIMESTAMPS:4:43​ SA being split by language 8:19​ Aretes suspension / racism 21:05​ Avo’s DPC coverage 26:00​ SA DPC viewership 27:45​ Content distribution in SA 31:21​ How Mr Choco handles racism 36:35​ Xyclopz: representation or wrong? 38:45​ TeaGuvnor’s big brain analysis 42:50​ Seeknstrike partnership w/ Valve 47:30​ English-speaking SA Dota specialists 54:55​ Dragon’s Blood, the Dota Anime1:03:15​ Welcome to DPC, You suck at PR! 1:14:10​ Are we optimistic about the future of Dota? 1:32:17​ Unknown swapping Yadomi for Prada

    1h 43m

  6. 03/08/2021

    SADPP #8: Leonardo “LeoStyle-” Sifuentes (Thunder Predator)

    Leostyle is the 25-year old mid player for team Thunder Predator that recently qualified for the Singapore Major. He comes on the show to talk about the DPC Season, training conditions at Thunder Predator, and recovering from carpal tunnel. TIMESTAMPS: 1:23​ How does it feel to be going to Singapore Major? 2:52​ Any special requirements regarding covid? 4:47​ Who would play with if you could pick any player?6:05​ Which region/player inspires you the most in Dota? 9:57​ How is it playing for Thunder Predator? 12:30​ Does not having a coach put you at a disadvantage vs t1 teams? 14:10​ Carpal Tunnel injury and recovery 17:15​ Arms situation, player removal 21:55​ What needs to be changed in DPC? 25:55​ OD vs Huskar mid match-up 28:22​ Where will Thunder Predator and Beastcoast place in the major? 30:22​ Only 8 of the 18 teams get prize money in the major 33:00​ Outro 34:36​ GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

    35 min

  7. 03/02/2021

    SADPP #7: Rodrigo Lelis Santos (Quincy Crew)

    Lelis from team Quincy Crew just qualified for the Singapore Major as second place in North America. A brasil player that’s been crossing regions, Lelis shares his perspective on the current league, living with EternalEnvy, and playing as a sponsor-less team. TIMESTAMPS:0:36​ MVP Mercedes trade-in 3:23​ Does Lelis care about Dragon’s Blood 7:10​ Switching from Portugese to English on Twitch 10:25​ Astini and leaving B8 14:20​ Living with Envy & playing with Flying Penguins 17:35​ NA vs SA, Are the conditions any different? 20:59​ Are there any under rated players in the Americas pubs? 26:05​ Is the current DPC system doing it right? 30:37​ Studying vs professional dota 34:20​ Thoughts on 0-900/Jericho

    38 min

  8. 02/20/2021

    SADPP #6: Interview w/ 0-900 Jericho (DPC Ban)

    This interview is focused on the latest drama surrounding 0-900’s disqualification for the SA DPC Lower Division. Jericho is the primary player accused in the situation and speaks about what happened. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00​ Intro 1:54​ What happened, from Jericho’s perspective 5:14​ Insider information: why risk it as a player? 9:03​ How rampant is match-fixing in SA? 13:16​ Is the pressure to win an excuse? 17:50​ Do we understand what zero tolerance means? 21:06​ Are we clear about the spectrum of match-fixing? 23:29​ Does Jericho think he’ll be banned by Valve? 26:30​ How can we fix this problem of match-fixing? 30:29​ Jericho final thoughts 31:40​ Zyori Closing Monologue

    33 min
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