Human is dead

For the first year after his collapse, he barely touched competitive play. Then one night he watched a young Human in an online set get his Gold Mine deleted because of bad unit spacing and a sloppy repair sequence. Nathan stayed up replaying that match until dawn, and something finally clicked. He had not lost because he was slow. He had not lost because he lacked talent. He had lost because he stopped respecting details. So he rebuilt his game. He studied when to Fast Expand and when not to. He drilled Militia Creep routes until the timings lived in his hands. He stopped forcing one fixed hero order and started building different hero level curves for different matchups.