Dude your garbage stats shows that you haven't mastered the basics yet, like how to lane, when to farm, etc. If you complain about not being in hs/vhs. I should complain by not being in 9k brackets too
49% winrate in 0k games. Yeah, wonder why you are still in NS... I'm sorry, but you are seriously ignorant. Most players with 3-5k games played are barely at 3k mmr. You have played 100 games and expect to be above 3k? Geees... get over yourself...
What you should do is play all random dota, without pressure from your teammates, to have the chance to play all heroes in the game. Try all builds you can think of, test stuff.
THEN after a couple hundreds of "fun" games when you have a good knowledge of the heroes (having played all of them at least 2-3 times) start grinding your way in ranked AP. Don't try to skip step 1, because once you start playing ranked you won't have the opportunity to get out of your comfort zone. Don't wait till you're playing ranked MM to try invoker, meepo or visage. To play against them you need to test them yourself at least once. That's true for all heroes.
So forget about your mmr, your skill bracket, your gpm and xpm. Focus on learning the game mechanics, the heroes, the items, and you will improve. When you reach a decent mmr (3000) start learning the "meta" : team compositions, ward spots, counter picks, split pushing vs teamfight, teamplay...
Maybe it's been said by somebody else but you're under the mistaken impression that high KDA means high MMR. No, high KDA simply means you're killing more and dying less than others in your teams. It might also mean your enemies are worse at killing but better at taking objectives than you are.
Watch videos/guides on how to play. Purge's videos are excellent, his Day9 series is very good for players of your (and my) skill bracket. I would also watch a couple replays of some of your own games and see if you can objectively spot things you did wrong. I guarantee you will find things you did poorly. Everybody does, even amazing players. There is always room for improvement.
Just focus on having fun and improving yourself, rather than skill brackets/mmr, if you're only just starting.
Dude your garbage stats shows that you haven't mastered the basics yet, like how to lane, when to farm, etc. If you complain about not being in hs/vhs. I should complain by not being in 9k brackets too
49% winrate in 0k games. Yeah, wonder why you are still in NS... I'm sorry, but you are seriously ignorant. Most players with 3-5k games played are barely at 3k mmr. You have played 100 games and expect to be above 3k? Geees... get over yourself...
Can someone tell me why i am stuck on normal skill even though my matches were good and win rate at 60%, and how to get high skill and very skill?
Stomping noobs is fun why would you want to leave this heaven
^^ Because you selected "I'm a beginner" when you created your account.
https://www.dotabuff.com/players/417179497/matches?hero=natures-prophet
You gotta work hard to get the things you want
So then what shall I do get high skill? What thins do i have to do give examples please?
^destroy enemy ancient
By playing like one
What you should do is play all random dota, without pressure from your teammates, to have the chance to play all heroes in the game. Try all builds you can think of, test stuff.
THEN after a couple hundreds of "fun" games when you have a good knowledge of the heroes (having played all of them at least 2-3 times) start grinding your way in ranked AP. Don't try to skip step 1, because once you start playing ranked you won't have the opportunity to get out of your comfort zone. Don't wait till you're playing ranked MM to try invoker, meepo or visage. To play against them you need to test them yourself at least once. That's true for all heroes.
So forget about your mmr, your skill bracket, your gpm and xpm. Focus on learning the game mechanics, the heroes, the items, and you will improve. When you reach a decent mmr (3000) start learning the "meta" : team compositions, ward spots, counter picks, split pushing vs teamfight, teamplay...
2months lmao i been stack here for around 2 years :v but i dont play anymore how ever RIP internet
please dont use cookie's guide. the last thing i want is to get paired with an AM spammer who thinks he knows what hes doing but refuses to buy TP's
can someone link cookie guide ? all i could find was riki guide :3
^
RIKI = COOKIE
COOKIE = RIKI
oh gotcha thanks
Maybe it's been said by somebody else but you're under the mistaken impression that high KDA means high MMR. No, high KDA simply means you're killing more and dying less than others in your teams. It might also mean your enemies are worse at killing but better at taking objectives than you are.
Watch videos/guides on how to play. Purge's videos are excellent, his Day9 series is very good for players of your (and my) skill bracket. I would also watch a couple replays of some of your own games and see if you can objectively spot things you did wrong. I guarantee you will find things you did poorly. Everybody does, even amazing players. There is always room for improvement.
Just focus on having fun and improving yourself, rather than skill brackets/mmr, if you're only just starting.