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Jul 28, 2026, 01:20 PM
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Mira listed what he would remove from Dota 2

David Mchedlishvili
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Aurora Gaming support player Miroslav “Mira” Kolpakov explained in an interview with the BetBoomEsports YouTube channel what he would remove from Dota 2.

On the hero he’d remove from the game

If we’re talking about all supports and all the pain they go through, I’d remove Puck because he’s just the most unbalanced hero there is—especially when you’re a support; it just becomes really hard to play. Especially with this new skill build where he gets a full-screen silence—you just stand there in a fight and take pictures. So Puck’s out—he’s gone right away.

About an item I’d like to remove

By the way, I’d probably remove the Black King Bar. I think Dota 2 would be more interesting to play without the BKB. All the carries would have to actually come up with strategies instead of just mindlessly standing there and attacking.

On a memory I’d like to erase

ESL One Stockholm Major 2022 with Team Spirit. I’d erase that tournament from my memory because it was our worst tournament ever, I think, in our entire history.

Read also: “Maybe we weren’t good enough for the top 8, but getting eliminated like this is a disgrace”—the community on Aurora Gaming at EWC 2026

Earlier, Aurora Gaming support player Miroslav “Mira” Kolpakov spoke about his personal growth and changes in his understanding of Dota 2, explained why he didn’t strive to emulate other professional players, discussed his motivation, and named The International as the tournament he’d like to win before ending his career.

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Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZIdHb0s509M
David Mchedlishvili
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