Free Dota 2 lessons

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Hello I am willing to help any player that interested in getting better in Dota 2 or knowing some basic knowledge of Dota 2. My main role is support but that doesn't mean I don't know how to play every character. If you are interested please add me on steam.
 
Good luck with that, last time i taught someone how to play dota i wanted to kill myself. I'm not pacient enough :(llllllllllllllllll
 
i tried once to teach a person by supporting them in lane in a bot game, i wouldnt reccomend that. What i would reccomend is playing against that person in a 1v1 mid only match up, that will be much more successful way in teaching them spell combos and how to break an enemies combo, and is much more rewarding for them. Helping them realize what level a certain hero needs to reach to combo an enemy to death (like qop or pudge), and also what items they can buy early game to expedite that level of deadliness (such as two talismans), and practicing it is a lot more fun and easier to control in a 1v1 training excercise.

just my two cents tho
 
My names Easy Button but i go by Mr. Viscious on Dota2 I will join in even though i know everything there is 2 know about Dota :D
 
Any advice you can give for a new player would be great! I've been playing a bunch of (PA) and would love to hear any item builds or tactics you have to offer.
 
i just play bots bc i dont know the game very well. any advice would be warmly welcomed.

definitely a great idea, slowly move up in difficulty and I'd say try and master last hitting creeps + Denying are two of the most important skills to master in early game lane leveling.
 
If you are still doing this tutoring i would love some help. I added you on steam. Same name as on here.
 
definitely a great idea, slowly move up in difficulty and I'd say try and master last hitting creeps + Denying are two of the most important skills to master in early game lane leveling.

I havnt mastered denying yet and last hitting with a ranged is waayy harder than it is in league, so im really bad at it. any thoughts on how to improve this?
 
I havnt mastered denying yet and last hitting with a ranged is waayy harder than it is in league, so im really bad at it. any thoughts on how to improve this?

I think we should make a whole sticky thread around Dota 2 Configuration Options, but a key option useful for denying is this one:

Command: dota_force_right_click_attack
Description: Can now right-click to deny creeps
Example: dota_force_right_click_attack "1"
Default: "0", right click deny is disabled
Comments: The trade-off with this command is that it will no longer be possible to right click an ally to follow and instead will have to m-click them. This might be good for former HoN players.

This command can either be added to an autoexec.cfg file you've already set up, or by typing the command directly into the console (assuming you've added the -console option to the Dota 2 launch options in Steam). It makes denying much easier as you no longer have to A+Click to target friendlies, although Towers still require A+Click.
 
I think we should make a whole sticky thread around Dota 2 Configuration Options, but a key option useful for denying is this one:



This command can either be added to an autoexec.cfg file you've already set up, or by typing the command directly into the console (assuming you've added the -console option to the Dota 2 launch options in Steam). It makes denying much easier as you no longer have to A+Click to target friendlies, although Towers still require A+Click.

ok... got most of that... and yes, the sticky idea is a veryy good idea.
 
If you guys need my help I have 732 hours in dota 2 and if you need my help add me on steam and i will help when im not at work
 
Sorry guys been very busy with work. I am usually off Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. If you guys are still interested add me on steam and tell me when you're available and we will go from there.
 
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