Puppey says he reminds Satanic how to behave outside Dota 2

Puppey says he reminds Satanic how to behave outside Dota 2

Clement " Puppey " Ivanov has spoken about mentoring Alan " Satanic " Gallyamov beyond the competitive side of Dota 2, explaining that he regularly reminds the young carry about how to communicate with people.

Speaking in an interview with Mrs. Marple, Puppey suggested that Satanic had spent much of his development surrounded by Dota 2 and online culture, which influenced his communication style.

Puppey tries to guide Satanic

Puppey explained that he sometimes has to remind Satanic about basic social norms because he does not want the young player speaking to everyone the same way players frequently communicate inside Dota 2.

The veteran captain believes Satanic lacked some guidance while growing up and absorbed much of his behavior from online environments.

Rather than treating the issue purely as a competitive concern, Puppey appears to have taken on a mentoring role.

The comments offer another look at the relationship between one of Dota 2's longest-serving professional players and one of the scene's most prominent young talents.

Veteran and rising star

Puppey has competed professionally since the earliest years of Dota 2 and remains one of the most experienced captains in the game's history.

Satanic belongs to a much younger generation of professional players and has rapidly emerged as one of the most discussed carries in the competitive scene.

Puppey 's comments highlight how veteran players can influence younger teammates beyond drafting, strategy and in-game decision-making.