I just played Dota, and there are a lot of things I don t understand

Multi-hero, multi-skill, large map, complex mechanics, more blind spots in the field of vision, no grass, only around the field of vision.

One is that the system is too backward, and the other is that the copyright problem has only been replaced by 2 generations, the image is better, and the operation is more popular, which is not much different.

Dota is a competitive game. Many people suggest that newbies play late and play assisted, but I don't agree with it here. If a novice wants to get started with this game as soon as possible, he must play a hero who relies on wandering and killing people to eat.

It is a competitive game, the essence of which is against the player, so it is necessary to learn how to kill, learn to think about how to kill.

Secondly, getting a kill can also help novices build a certain amount of self-confidence and quickly grow into a new generation of gods in our big dota.

Dota 2 is actually similar to lol, both are clients.

Dota is a map in Warcraft, so that race selection is brought by Warcraft, and it has nothing to do with the game of Dota, and it has no impact.

It's a tavern for choosing heroes.

There are basic item shops (accessories, **, consumables) in the base, advanced item shops, high-end item shops (defense, offense), and mystery shops and convenience stores (side lanes) in the field

The latest version.

LOL has less technical content than DOTA, and the map is smaller, there are more small skills, and the character shape is mini, novices may think that LOL is good to look at and fun, but for some veteran players of confrontational games, Dota is much more competitive.

The Dota engine is different, the map has been changed slightly, and the hero model skill effects have been reworked, but there are not many differences in general.

Just play Dota with a good late-stage, in the low-end room to feel the fun, although it will be a bit tricky.

These are just two names, don't care, the lower left of the map is the guard, the upper right is the scourge, it's just that the geographical location is different, and the heroes can be chosen at will.

Do heroes also have to live in a hotel, so the heroes are in the house, and they go to the house to choose the heroes.

There are a lot of shops that you need to explore on your own.

The current version of the game is that it can be practiced in 11 battle platforms.

You have a lot of questions, I try to do what I know. Dota has more than lol to deny mechanics.

Dota 1 is a game based on War3, and the platform is generally used for network matching, of course, you can also use LAN for network matching in Internet cafes. The independent system used by Dota 2 is not based on War3, the picture effect is good, the operability is similar to 1, and it is also a paid online game on the site, and you can't use the site platform to play Dota 2.

For Dota newbies, I think it's best to play with heroes that are a little less operable, that is, heroes with slightly fewer active skills such as Skeletron, Puppy, Musket, Bloodseeker, Werewolf, etc. When you first play DOTA, playing AI is a good choice, you can learn the basic skills of heroes, store item attributes, and replenishment skills from playing AI, including positive supplements, counter-denials, aggrogro-attracting, eye insertion, vision circle, synthesis equipment, etc. Novices don't play the station first, otherwise they will be scolded to death, and then play the station when they have a certain skill.

When you choose a hero, many houses have hero avatars, move the mouse pin to the avatar and have historical stories about heroes, and select heroes with one click.

Entering the game to buy things depends on what you buy, and it is recommended that you first familiarize yourself with all the items in the store and ** and how to synthesize.

Generally, the next latest AI diagram and the one without AI are better. That's all, moderate gaming pleasure, excessive gaming hurts your eyes, I wish you a happy game.