Can anyone provide a little bit of DOTA tips and strategies?

It's too big, what do you want to ask? How many days have you been playing games?

The video screen of Haitao.

After all, only by playing more can you improve.

Off topic,,, this strategy and experience can actually be found in various columns of doya**.

Play more and practice more, and basic skills must be mastered, such as mending knives and moving positions, which are all very important basic skills. The key is to raise awareness, look at the mini-map more, understand what to do at each step, and come up with different equipment according to different situations. Cooperate with teammates to catch people, as well as the release of skills, pay attention to replay.

It is common to see death and not save it, and if the situation is not right, run away decisively.

The grass on both sides of the wall falls, which side has the advantage and stands decisively.

If you're like to play late game, you're going to have to be obscene, and if you die once, even if you kill someone, you're just the same loss, if you like to play meat shields, you're going to be the first to rush up when you hit the group, and attract firepower for the mages and dps in the team, and if you like to play the mage, then you're mainly more gank because.

Lewdness, Operation, Awareness, Positioning, Toning, Unity, Timing, Geolocation, Time, Minimap, Status Bar, Technique, Practice, Moderation. That's all.

Late-stage heroes are a little more obscene in the early stage.

Listen to the WCG theme song and you'll get your thoughts.

At the beginning, you have to play the computer, practice mending knives, familiarize yourself with the skills and shortcuts of each hero, understand the hero's positioning and your own location, equipment routes, etc.

Go to Haofang vs, and if you are scolded more, you will naturally get started.

Don't seek to kill, but not to die.

Sorry, just saw your plea for help.

Dota's best lesson: attention to detail. Generally speaking, success or failure is often determined by details, and victory is often accumulated by little details.

The details here include a lot of places: make up every knife, and make up for both positive and negative complements. the release of skills when fighting; Be sure to articulate in place to maximize output.

Pay attention to the opponent's loadout, pay attention to the development of the situation, decide the outfit route according to the actual situation, decide whether to farm online or jungle, or open 5 to catch people, or to advance in a group.

There is also a position for yourself, which is very important. For example, if you take lion, then you can't always rely on the line to play money, you have to drive the rhythm, when you are big, you can swim more, and if you are not big, you can cooperate with your teammates to kill people or make up for the economy, and do a knife jump early. For example, if you take a werewolf, then you need to play a good jungle and play for money, and when your teammates are huddled, you choose another way to advance and do a good job of containment.

It is recommended that when you learn a hero, you should take a look at the corresponding skill introduction, the basic outfit route and the order of adding points, **a small amount**, practice ballistics or shot actions by yourself, have a general grasp of the role of attack power and skills, and then go to the platform to practice.

Completion is a true portrayal of oneself, operation, consciousness, psychology, quality, and moral embodiment.

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Play more, practice more, and you'll get familiar with it slowly.

There are a lot of tips that you have talked about, but I also have a practical tip to help you increase your win rate.

That is, when choosing a team, you should choose the Night Clan.

Not to mention the aspect of opening the black, the players who can play upstairs can generally hold out to the end.

And when passers-by fight, natural disasters often retreat when frustrated, making the whole team game unbalanced.

In addition, the players who choose natural disasters are generally passable and over-styled, and some of them are good to play, regardless of winning or losing, and the escape rate is high.

When being hunted down, walk around the tree, aown full blood creeps in front of the enemy tower, try to point the opponent outside of the creep aggro, melee creep aggro is 300, ranged is 500

That's a lot of tricks. Mend the knife and axe or eat the tree around the woods, stick to the tree and walk the card perspective, the position of the eye, the tower in front of a own soldier or something, I don't know what you mean.