Quinn shared his opinion about Satanic and MMR in Dota 2

Gaimin Gladiators midlaner Quinn Quinn Callahan said that he considers Yellow Submarine's carry Alan Satanic Galiamov too young to evaluate his play. Quinn also shared his thoughts on the overall impact of MMR.

"[Question: Do you believe your ladder position reflects your skill? Could Satanic be the next SumaiL? Although I feel like it's hard to reach that level of dominance these days, where it's literally impossible to play against someone. Have you heard of him?] A high MMR attracts attention to you, makes people think about your professional qualities, whether you're good or not. MMR simply gives you a chance to prove yourself.
[Question: What do you think about Satanic, who is currently at the top of the ladder?] Of course, Satanic is a skilled player. But it's hard to say, he's very young and hasn't played with good teams yet. So, you know, time will tell."

Team Falcons' midlaner Stanislav Malr1ne Potorak also expressed his opinion about Alan.

"To be honest, Satanic won't go anywhere. He's got 13k MMR, but everyone knows he's 14 [Satanic is currently 16 — ed. note]. He's just a pubstar. For Satanic to become a competitive player, he needs to go through the Nemiga or Yellow Submarine school, and I've been through two of those schools, you see?"

It's worth noting that not long ago, Satanic reached the 13k MMR and took the first place in the European ladder. Currently, Alimzhan Watson Islambekov leads the ranking, with Quinn in second place and Satanic in fourth.

As reported by Cyberscore earlier, Quinn commented on the decline in Gaimin Gladiators' results.