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I think the funniest thing about the talent vs hard work debate is how little people have read and looked into the subject, yet they're 100% certain one way. Biggest misconception imo is that the only thing people think is "talent" is learning things quickly in the beginning.
Very often, good results in the beginning (without very hard work) mean: 1. The person is focused on winning short term, abusing one or two strategies only and not learning things fully or thoroughly. 2. The person does not learn how to value hard work, and what habits you need .
although talent is not whats stopping 99,9% people in esports, many who get to a high level in less competitive scenes often get there intitally because of "luck"- they simply mindlessly played the game a lot and then happened to get good, rather than deliberately practicing.
To some people that is proof that "talent" is a big deciding factor, but honestly, who does well like that proves nothing except who is the best when almost noone practices hard or properly. It isn't really indicative of top level, or rather, mastery level competition, at all.
Note: do not confuse people who can't explain what they did to get good with people who didn't work hard - many people are just not very articulate/introspective and to them their good hard working habits are so ingrained that they're "natural". Anyway this should be a video.
Honestly I think this might be because most people come from a school where 99/100 people hate what they're doing and as a result are slackers So then those who succeed are the people who get results putting in minimum effort Carreers/fgs/real life work very differently, (1/2)
but people kinda stay in that same mindset of if I don't have "talent" (their definition being I can get what I want with 0 effort), there's no point in trying Being able to dedicate time to something is so much more useful in real life than people give it credit for I feel
This is so important because it’s also why people who get good at one game have an easier time doing it again then most in another it’s not video game genes it’s just them being familiar with the learning process required to get at least as far as they were before
Leffen preaching again 
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