Learn about creep aggro. Learn about lane positioning. CS properly, and try to make it hard for enemy mid to CS(not necessarily deny, mess with him w attack animation on the creep so that he misses the CS). Learn about hero matchups so that you dont go first picking Invo into an OD.
That's the tip of the iceberg. There's a lot of information to be disseminated, and most people on the forums are probably too lazy to type it all up. Best way to learn mid is to play mid and watch videos on mid.
Creep agro, bring them onto your range creep on your hg
Deny everything you can deny and outplay the ennemy midlaner
aggroing creeps to deny the ranged creep. its insane how many people at low 3k dont do this or take the aggro back...
also fück the bounty rune, block your creeps.
if the creeps meet on your stairs and you deny your ranged creep most of the time you already won the lane
1: BLOCK THE FUCKING LANE
stay full HP at all time. if the enemy poke 50 hp off you, eat a tango and rightclick him more, if he takes 200 health off you order a salve.
on the flip side, try to keep the enmy mid as low hp as possible and constantly as close to dying as possible, this way, he can't go aggressive on you without you finishing him, so he has to either back or heal -> time wasted.
if the supports are missing, shove the lane and retreat to the jungle, if you know they're busy, try to keep the lane on your hg (unless you want to go for rune)
I'd highly recommend Dota 2 Bowie for a start, especially his starting items on midlane guide. Below are some things I tell myself.
1. Never pick mid heroes first as it opens draft for counterpicking.
2. Always bring a salve into lane after bounty, so you can trade hits and heal up and not end up getting zoned.
3. Cs > Denies. Don't forget to use creep aggro to last hit better.
4. Draw creep aggro or going back to block creeps if the lane is not in our favour of equilibrium.
5. Push out the 30s spawned wave if you can bottle or neutral/stack.
6. If need be ferry regen to stay in lane, getting zoned out is worse. Same goes for obs and sentries.
7. Be on your toes for rotations, and never assume supports are going to reach you in time.
8. Know your hero, once you hit a power spike translate it into an objective.
For a start, try DK, QOP or Viper. Watching replays can help, but I think its better to watch games with specific analysis as it is already broken down for you. Sometimes watching a replay may not give much because you may not understand the rationale behind the actions. We don't know what we don't know.
Qop is great . Good escape, great skills for harassing/wave clear and enough damage to secure kills and cs.
also when i was 2k it didnt rly help me because i didnt undersyand 50% of the stuff he was talking about
qop is also hard because she needs to stay on top of a game. You really don't want to try and play qop from behind and it's very easy to die if you missjudge things.
qop is great for newbies because she has blink(to blink into 5 people) and an aoe ult(to cast it point black and miss)
Actually denies > Cs since you get an enormous xp advantage, and you'll be able to pressure more with a lvl advantage than with let's say a second null talisman.(obviously only applies when there's an enemy laner nearby)
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Hello guys, i am currently a low 3k scrub player from sea server. i would like to learn the mid role. i hope u guys can give me some advice on where to start and where can i look for guides.