Which boosted block for Dota newcomers to play

Novices generally play power-based heroes, the controls are relatively simple, and it is not too difficult to play.

Trust me, Axe King, Centaur Chieftain you'll fall in love with these two heroes. It's really suitable for novices, although it doesn't look good, but as long as it's out of the Vanguard Shield and the challenge bandana, it's basically not easy to be killed, and it feels relatively fast for novices to improve.

If you're new to Dota, I recommend playing single-player first, and if you're a beginner, familiarize yourself with each hero's skill traits. You're not familiar with the skills. If you are sharp, it is recommended that you can play first and later, and just play for money.

If you want to wander the gank, don't think about it. Hit Assist. Buy and buy eyes.

Help people press people online or something. After getting familiar with it, you can play and wander! Wandering is more difficult to fight.

After all, if you don't play well, you may trap your teammates!

Find more people to take you to open the black or something, of course, you have to play the quality bureau, and over time your skills will go up!

If you play too much, you will naturally be a little god. If there is progress, he is a great god.

Of course, if your 11 has reached level 30 and still only has 30 MVPs, then forget it.

Playing a game is actually a matter of understanding, and those who can play will reflect on what they made a mistake after the end of this game, where they didn't do it properly, and whether they grabbed money with their teammates in the later stage, whether there was assistance in place to buy corns, and which team battle mistakes were made, and they didn't watch Roshan in time, etc.

If you do this, then you will naturally improve.

Find a platform and feel that you are about the same level to practice at the same level You can't improve with a low level If it's too high, there's no room to try more heroes Find yourself a suitable positioning Operation, positioning, and awareness are all practice makes perfect.

In fact, Dota is a judgment and reflexes.

Let's practice these two things slowly, the understanding of the battle situation, and the understanding of positioning.

It's safe to stand in what position when. You can also keep up with your teammates and you can sell where your teammates can help you.

Who should control skills be thrown to when taking the first move, who should be thrown when receiving a combo, when to put them when receiving a combo, and who should be first when multiple control skills.

When should you run away with full blood, when should you reflexively kill skills with empty blood, when should you decisively sell your teammates, and when should you turn back to help.

Whether you can rush the blind spot when you don't have a vision, whether you can go over to catch someone when you have a vision, when you should TP support, and when to go to collect the line and play money.

When to get out what kind of equipment, when to get out of meat, when to get out of control, when to get out of the team, when to get the DPS

In a wave of team battles, who should be prioritized in seconds, who should be controlled, who should be killed last, who should absorb skills, and who should harvest.

The above questions have different answers in the face of different situations, try to think about these questions, accumulate experience by playing more and playing more, when you can have your own answers in the face of different situations and most of them are accurate, you are already a god.

And these questions often require you to make judgments in one second and actions in one second, which is the charm of Dota.

It's really not particularly important to make up the knife or something, the line period, excellent positioning and judgment ability, will make you not die and very comfortable to make the knife. And there is only a mending knife but no sense of position, and each mending knife is just sending money to the opposite side.

Play with AI maps first, combined with the strategies found on the Internet, from 1vs1 to 5vs5, and then to 1vs5, if you can stick to it, your skills will be almost the same. In the beginning, it is recommended to use ranged heroes, and in addition, you have to learn to make up and deny well, in short, you have to go all out to develop and limit the enemy's development.

Practice well, and when you can pass the level, you almost have an understanding of the hero's skills, and then play with the player, and gradually improve.

Okay, let's go and pretend to be naked with ice first, and don't use skills, and the 10 bells and turns add up to 100. You're qualified, and then you're asking me questions.

Try most of the heroes first, choose a favorite hero to practice a few more games, go online to see the hero's outfit, and practice more mending and positioning. At the beginning, I went to the next dota AI map of Youjiu.com to practice by myself,(It's to fight with the computer.,Novices who play with people are easy to be sprayed.。 ）。

Wait for the technology to be better before going to the battle platform. That's how the masters came along.

What level are you at and what do you want to learn?