Hi all
I haven't played a lot of dota 2, mainly offline against bots, but I am really looking forward to being a part of this community.
I am generally bad at the game as the only people I can practice with are my much higher leveled friends who are too competetive to
offer me any help, and the low leveled pub games where there is no teamwork or available help. I look forward to communicating and learning
from all of the Doobs out there so that I can eventully begin to help others aswell.

Quartux

Hi all,
I feel that I could really do with some help in dota 2, which while I do enjoy playing I am terrible at. I am UK based and currently would like to play support so that I can make valid additions to the game for my team without my mistakes costing them too badly. My current favourite heroes are lich (support) and Ursa(jungler) but I am always willing to try more heroes out to widen my knowledge.

I look forward to any and all of the coaching/support I recieve from any of the Doobs who wish to help me.

Thanks for reading,
Quartux

Thanks for the quick replies guys, In response to you first, Bandit, I have been playing offline for about a month normally with the restricted hero pool and easy bots, and s such don't have a lot of 'real' games under my belt, my current wins/losses is 0/2 with 2 abandons completely due to internet connection problems, but in the few games I have played I feel that I was less help and more of a hinderance being carried by the rest of the team through the game. I believe that I have the biggest problem with knowing what to do when, such as What Item should I be aiming for now, should I push yet, should I go for a kill, should I pull back etc. which is very hard to learn with bots I find, who offer no help at all other than to 5 on 1 me whilst my allied bot defend a tower from creeps.

As to you fallenelf86, the reason why I play ursa as a jungler is because a) I was told when I picked him that that's where I should go and stay and b) When I jungled him against bots I destroyed them in the endgame. but I do see your point, I just haven't tried it to agree or disagree with you.

I also have the current problem that my laptops mic input is currently busted so I can't talk, this however doesn't stop me listening to your advice or responding through chat, so I am still an enthusiastic learner eagerly awaiting any and all help.

Thanks,
Quartux

Welcome to DotaNoobs CanadianONE,
Everyone seems to be nice here even for the short amount of time I've been here. I've heard it's worth joining the teamspeak as they don't have lots of kitchen posts there.
See you in game!
Quartux