What are the bad habits that you shouldn t get rid of when playing DOTA?

1 and late robbery money and experience 2 don't look at the opponent's equipment and magic, strong 3 don't pay attention to the minimap 4 see teammates play signals and go over without thinking about it 5 no chickens and no eyes These are all bad habits that everyone often has!

I'm always not used to bringing it back to the city when I play DOTA, and I ended up being stuck in the woods by others several times. o() o Alas.

I like to buy chicken, but I can't change it, even if someone else buys it, I can't help it, buy another one.

I like to press the opposite side into a dog in the later stage.

I don't like to kill, I just like to push people out of the experience zone.

I don't like Xiao Hei, I like others to choose Xiao Hei, and then press others Xiao Hei into a dog.

I don't like positive complements, I like counter-complements.

The habit of obliterating the opponent in the cradle cannot be changed.

The bad habit is that every teamfight is 5 kills, and no head is left for allies. This is always the case.

Bounce on the enemy and bounce teammates to the enemy's Fountain of Life.

When I was waiting for someone, I went out to chat QQ, and when I came back, I was already wrong, and when I opened the chat history, I found that I had already been scolded by my teammates as a dog.

Don't count blood and demons, don't look at each other's equipment, shouldn't you be on it, shouldn't be blind.

I couldn't help but grab it when I saw the head, which made my teammates ...... meHehe.

Mindset is key.

After entering the mid-game, you need to watch the minimap at all times, because entering the mid-stage means that the crisis team battle of the No. 1 position to play money breaks out, and the number of wanderers is too large, and sometimes it is not safe under the tower. What you have to do is to protect the No. 1 position to play money, always follow your teammates, and have the opportunity to slightly bring the No. 1 position to the line of troops who can't arrive in time. If you're in the 1st position, keep an eye on the location of the enemy on the minimap and be vigilant to play money.

In the later stage, it's time for the No. 1 performance. If the No. 1 position is a meat, don't be afraid of anything, rush up, and fight for the opportunity to output for the mages in the back row. If it's an output, then there must be a half-flesh character on the team (Tidehunter Centaur, etc.) who carries the damage for the 1st position.

The output type No. 1 basically has to have a black and yellow staff to protect himself from being charged to death, and pay attention to his own position. As for the operation you mentioned, it's all about honing. I'm a little you don't understand what you mean by the operation?

Maybe you're talking about positioning.

Movement depends on awareness.

Maybe you're talking about micro-.

Micro-manipulation is not important, and I often don't pay attention to micro-manipulation.