Dota 2

[Dusk]

Real men play Dota

So, does someone else on this forum play Dota 2? I started playing this game almost a year ago, and maybe it is one of the reason I don't arranged that much the last while. So I just wonder if there are some guys with whom I can play dota.

--> http://dotabuff.com/players/143438549

[braix]

I tried it recently and I'm beginning to like it but it's kinda confusing. I still don't know how the whole courtier/turret thing works. xD
Maybe it's cuz I started w/League of Legenda idk.

[FireArrow]

I tried it out, still have it downloaded. Idk, it was just really confusing and I didn't feel like putting the effort in to figure it out.

[Dusk]

I can tell you: DotA is a game, you can practice like an instrument. There are some thinks/heroes, that need a lot of practice and experience. But if you get this, and I can tell you, there are no limits of experiences you can get in this game, you will have more and more fun.
But starting at DotA is really hard. I read in a DotA guide for beginners this sentence: "You are going to be constantly reminded of how much you suck for about 1-3 months (if you learn)."

[Wrydryn]

I've been playing a lot of Dota 2 as well. I've fallen in the 2k range for now, but given enough time in ranked I hope to raise to 3k since I think I have the skills to reach that point. (Although it's awfully hard to support your way there).

You can check out my dotabuff here: http://www.dotabuff.com/players/50011377

[Dusk]

I've fallen in the 2k range for now, but given enough time in ranked I hope to raise to 3k since I think I have the skills to reach that point.

Haha, I have the very same problem. The best way to raise your mmr is to go mid, if you are a decent mid player (win mid, ganking...). But it's very important to have a good supporter.
My problems are the 2k mmr players in Europe. In US you find much nicer and better players.

[Mazead]

This games is just and addictions for me