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A Dota 2 fan is helping League of Legends and Smite players get into Valve's MOBA
Like many of the biggest and best MOBA games around, Dota 2 has a pretty steep learning curve, and can be a little intimidating for newbies to give a go. But, one fan of Valve's battler is looking to change that by helping bring new players aboard and give them the confidence to get stuck in.
YouTuber and Dota 2 fan YodiBrodi has posted the second of two videos about his experience of helping a group of newcomers give the multiplayer game a go for the first time. "I got a huge amount of support for the last one - I got people reaching out to me saying they got the confidence to try Dota for the first time, so that's exactly what this is about," the YouTuber says in the clip (which is included below).
He kicks things off by asking the group of Dota newbies about their experience with MOBAs so far. Some of them say they have been playing others like League of Legends and Smite for a while to only a short time, and some weren't all that familiar with what Dota is beforehand.
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