Microskill in Dota is one of the most important mechanics that allows you to increase your individual skill, and significantly increase your chances of winning. Sometimes, by outplaying your opponent on a skill, you can already shut him out of the game and bring a big impact to the team.

Microskills include: microcontrolling creatures under your control, speed and proper pressing of your active ability and item buttons, quick reaction time, getting and denying creeps on the line, and the like. This guide is designed to help beginners develop all these skills and start playing much better.

What is the best way to get creeps on the line? 

Lasthit creeps on the line is the most important mechanic in Dota, without which you can't win. These creatures give you experience and gold, which you use to buy consumables and items you need for your hero. In order to improve your flipper, it is advisable to go to the lobby and practice before each game. You can do it right during the game search by clicking on the tryout of any hero. This will already be enough to competently get creeps.

A custom map called "Training Poligon", which you can flexibly customize for yourself, can also help you. You can also choose an opponent who will try to denail your creeps. Here you can also learn how to dodge the abilities of enemies Manta and other ways.

How to develop a good microkotnrol? 

Microcontrol is a combination of all the factors of the game, an important part of which is the speed and correct pressing of your buttons. You can learn to do this in many ways. Playing on challenging heroes like Morphling, Invoker and Arc Warden can help well. Click the "Try out a hero" button, and take the time to press the buttons on them. Develop the speed and correctness of your button presses. Once you start playing Invoker well, you won't feel the difficulty when playing as other heroes.

Training speed and reaction 

For this purpose, practicing procrastination on Invoker will be great. There are plenty of sites on the internet where you can do this for speed. One such site is Invokergame, where you can practice well before the game, and always put your best foot forward.