Gorgc Calls Out Dota 2 Streamers who Use Smurfs

Top streamer Gorgc has some words for some of his fellow Dota 2 streamers.

Popular Twitch streamer Janne “Gorgc” Stefanovski is condemning fellow streamers who are smurfing in their games.

According to him, these streamers are basically lying to their viewers regarding their true skills as players.

Gorgc told that he’s affected by the smurfing situation negatively. The streamer revealed that he’s being compared as a content creator who’s actually playing in his own mmr.

Gorgc Expresses Disgust on ‘Smurfing’ Streamers

The streamer even name-dropped some streamers with whom he was referring.

“It’s kinda obvious on Twitch,” the streamer told.

“But do you know what they do on YouTube? They cut out the part where they show their ranks at the beginning and they cut out the part where they show their ranks again at the end. So they are just lying. They are farming YouTube viewers which in turn farms Twitch viewers because people come to Twitch because of it. That’s what bothers me,” he expressed.

Gorgc continued to drop the names of those streamers who are smurfing in streams.

“It’s very disingenuous. All of them. I can name all the names. BSJ, Rizpol, Sumiya, Bulldog, fu**ing everybody does it, literally everybody and it’s shameless. At least disclose the bags that you are scumbag smurfers in your YouTube videos as well. That is super important, I feel. Just disclose, “Hey I am a scumbag. It’s not a real skill bracket.” There’s more of them, probably, Jenkins smurf.” the streamer revealed.

The streamer explained why he was frustrated with these kinds of streamers. According to him, there was one instance where a viewer compared him to Bulldog who ‘never’ dies in his games.

Gorgc told that these players are not playing in their original bracket and that their viewers are unaware of it.

Currently, the streamer remains as one of the top content creators around the globe. Gorgc now has 4,000 subscribers and 479,582 followers according to online trackers.

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