1. It is important to learn about heroes and gameplay mechanics; understanding how each hero works individually as well as in combination with other heroes on your team. Learning about heroes and gameplay mechanics will allow players to make better decisions in-game, allowing them to play smarter and more efficiently. We also do not recommend pick overly complex heroes or heroes that are suitable for esports.
2. Practice is key; playing consistently will improve muscle memory as well as consistency with aim and decision-making. Players should also watch professional games and analyze their own replays in order to identify mistakes or areas where they can improve.
3. Communication with teammates is essential for success; knowing how to cooperate with your team during a game is important for coordinating initiatives such as ganking enemy heroes or pushing objectives like towers or barracks. It is also useful for keeping track of allies’ health, mana pool, items purchased, lane positioning etc., which are all important factors when playing in a team environment.
It is very important not to die too often on your hero. Doing so harms you and benefits the enemy. If your hero has little armor, try not to run forward but stand behind allies or towers.
If you have lost several games in a row, make sure to take a break. We all know how hard it can be to avoid starting a new game after an upsetting defeat. But even a short rest will help significantly improve the quality of your next game.
Finally, managing your own emotions is important; tilt can be an enemy of success and it is important to remain positive during games. Taking breaks or playing other games when feeling tilted can help avoid frustration that could negatively affect performance.
By following these tips, players will have the best chance of increasing their MMR in Dota 2 and becoming successful at this popular game. With enough practice, dedication and focus, even newcomers can become competitive players on the world stage.
Good luck!