You need a decent idea of the relative strengths and weaknesses of over 110 heroes and over 120 items before you start to feel comfortable in games but at this point you will still be terrible, you'll just be able to understand what exactly is happening around you. The goal of l2play is to help get you going sooner. Anywhere else, you'll hear a lot of people answer questions with something along the lines of "its situational". Not here, just keep in mind that EVERYTHING IS SITUATIONAL (first and last time I say it) but anything shared here should be taken as a hard rule until you've gained enough experience to to know what to do on your own.
You won't learn everything you need to here but you'll be able to follow a broad sort of formula to help you get better down the road. You'll also learn some tips and tricks that you can immediately apply to your games to get that win rate in the black.
l2play is directed towards lower tier players who want to contribute more to their teams and are willing to practice to get better. This game is quite difficult and I do not believe you can get any better by just playing more games or watching others play. You need to learn, practice and constantly analyze each area of play.
It sounds like more work than play but there is no sweeter feeling than knowing you won because you simply outplayed your opponent. Where other games are like playing and winning at blackjack, DOTA 2 is like playing and winning at chess. While blackjack still requires some strategy, its far more fulfilling to win a well played game of chess. Like chess, you must study the game. You need to know at least the pieces, the moves and all the openings, mid games and end games you can cram into your brain. You still won't be a pro but if you practice like one you'll get better faster than the average player you meet.
Most important key to winning games:
Get Your Farm!
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