MMR in Dota 2 is the reason why the game still exists. Players compete in MMR, demonstrate their skill, and constantly improve their gameplay. To quickly increase your rank, you don’t have to pick special heroes for boosting. You just need to follow some tips.
How to increase your mmr in dota 2
Your skill and rank directly tell other players what level of gameplay you have. Accordingly, when selecting a competitive match, you will play with people of the same rank.
Regardless of your rank, it is important to strictly regulate your gameplay in terms of in-game rules. For example, the most basic one is:
TRY NOT TO EVER USE OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE WITH YOUR TEAM. BUILD A FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR TEAM. LEARN TO ADMIT YOUR MISTAKES AND RESPOND EASILY TO CRITICISM.
Otherwise, try to use the tips below, and you will see how gradually 5-6 wins per week turn into a constant winning streak.
Don’t overplay
Try not to play more than 4-5 games per day, although this is already a lot. It’s all about the human body, not that you can’t handle it.
Searching for a game, accepting the match, choosing a hero, a minute before the start + extra things between games – it takes time.
The game itself lasts at least 25 minutes. A person’s attention and concentration are also subject to exhaustion, so if you are serious about raising your rank, it is recommended to do the following:
Go to Dota 2, and then to the lobby. Practice last-hitting and getting used to the mouse, which is also important.
Play the first warm-up game outside the rating in 2023.
Play the remaining 3-4 rating games with maximum concentration. Try to take a break between games for 10-20 minutes.
As much as it may sound, before the games, you need to eat well.
If you feel that the game is not going well today, it’s better to play in a group.
Not long ago, in Dota 2, group ranking was combined with solo, but there are players who prefer to raise their MMR alone. If you feel that you are not in the mood, the game is not going well, and the opponents are too strong, then play with friends. It will be more fun at least.
Analyze mistakes and the reasons for defeat
Quite often it happens that you play, farm on the first position, everything goes well, and your team even takes T1 towers on all lanes. Suddenly, you see that the enemy team wins 1-2 fights in a row, and you have to leave the farm.
The thing is that at some critical moment of the game, someone made a mistake. You can’t blame the player for this, because we all make mistakes. but after the game, you should watch the replay and find that very mistake so that you don’t make it yourself. It’s always interesting to look back on yourself. A fresh look will tell you what you were doing wrong.
At the end of each match, you can download and watch the “Game recording.”
Raise the bar for yourself
Your game is not the final of some championship. It’s just a regular game, where you either win and get +25 by your own efforts, or lose and lose -25 ELO.
Set your goals higher. If you were planning to get a certain item on your favorite hero by a certain minute, try to do it faster.
Don’t chase for kills. Chase for victory.
Improve your creep stats.
Remember that your allies are people too. If they see that a skilled player is playing with them, they will want to match up to you and play better.
Do not perceive defeats as the end of your career
Defeat is the best thing that can happen to a person. He sees his mistakes and can do the same thing, but with the experience of a loser, which means better and flawless than last time.
If you face the best mid-laner who doesn’t let you approach creeps, play at your maximum, and then watch the replay. Learn from your enemies.
Lost because you got confused with the buttons at a crucial moment (even professional players sometimes have this happen)? Customize the configuration for yourself.
Pick the heroes you are sure of
This is a double-edged piece of advice. If you can only play on one hero, you won’t be able to raise your rank. If you can play on multiple heroes, pick the ones that your team needs and that will be great at countering the enemies.
There are 121 heroes in the game, and you need to play each of them at least once to understand… If, for example, you have never played as Shadow Fiend, then you don’t know what to expect from him in the mid lane.
