@DBHErazorsaid:
I kinda like Weaver for new players. It easy to survive and he does not require all that much skill to play
He might have a good escape mechanism, but if you are a new player...DO NOT PLAY A CARRY! Please!! If you think you have the skill to play a carry when you first start out, join a bot game and last hit. Unless you can get 100+ cs under 20 minutes (which is easy vs bots), you are not ready to play a carry. I know people love being able to do the damage, but if your cs is lacking, your team will lose and you will have an awful time. It is the easiest way to get driven away from Dota, which is a damn shame.
@Cheesebob said:
Axe is a great character to start with. As are the Drow Ranger and Clink
Axe is a fine starting character. Clinkz is so so, it is kind of a cheesy hero which gets shut down really easy. Drow Ranger is a bad idea. She requires a ton of farm and has no strong escape mechanism for new players if they get caught out of position. If you are new, you should be playing characters who are still viable all game long even if their farm is low. If you are playing a Drow and don't have the items such as a Manta and Helm of Dominator by 30 min in, she is way behind and nearly useless.
If you are new and really want to play carries, just make sure you practice before you jump into a public game. If you practice your last hitting and feel confident, go for it! But if you can't last hit, you can't purchase items, then your team yells at you / you feel useless. Then you don't want to play Dota anymore.
Finch wouldn't you say Riki is a pretty easy carry in the selection of carries? I thinks it's safe to say there are no "easy" carries per say however, having riki's constant invis and right clickyness sets him up to be pretty easy to fuck people up. Especially in the lower brackets 20+ wins where people aren't as proactive in buying true sights/dust/gem to stop him.
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