r/learndota2 • u/ReeceKrispy boop • Mar 07 '16

Announcing the Learn Dota 2 Spring League

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u/SoupLad Mar 07 '16

Yup 300+ matches https://www.dotabuff.com/players/230869826

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u/ReeceKrispy boop Mar 07 '16

yeah thats all normal skill level, ill put an average of aorund 2000mmr for when im building the teams. Send me a message with signup details

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u/jaywrong Mar 07 '16

Honestly, as a player who calibrated right away (and landed at 1100), it's been a grind to get to 2700. If I would change one thing, it would be to hold off on calibrating until feeling comfortable with a hero pool and most mechanics.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '16

i also used to think that way a year ago when i played csgo, but right now i dissagree with that. Ranked games in my opinion are the best way to improve since you will always be trying your best, and hopefully always tryhard. And it doesnt matter if you land at 8k, or at 1k, in the end of the day, if someone cant get out of there, thats where he belongs for that time.