DOTA 2 Accounts for Sale - DOTA II Marketplace

Buy a 5K/6K/7K MMR Account!

If you’re sick of having the lose MMR continuously due to your team’s lack of experience, then why not buy a DOTA 2 account that has a high MMR? If you’re not sure what MMR really is, it’s just basically called “matchmaking rating”. This numerical value determines a player’s skill level, as such, your MMR will fluctuate whenever you win or lose games. Currently, the MMR goes up and down by about 25 points per win/loss. You can’t easily get a high MMR by using a smurf account either, since Valve themselves announced that they have calibrated the system to never rank fresh accounts at more than 3,500 MMR.

Rankings in DOTA 2

There are eight leagues in the ranking system of DOTA 2. Everyone starts off at the bottom, but with a bit of hard work and perseverance, you’ll surely hit the top rank in no time. We’ve prepared a table for you to see what these ranks are and how many MMR points you’ll need to have in order to be a part of a specific league:

Why You Should Consider Buying a Smurf Account

Having a smurf account isn’t for everyone. Most people prefer buying a high ranking one right from the get-go, but there are a few benefits of buying a smurf instead. For example, if you already have a high MMR account to begin with, this is a great opportunity for you to practice on some champions that you’re not familiar with without sabotaging your own account. Once you’ve mastered the champions you’re trying to learn, you can then go back to playing your main account and possibly even sell the smurf account here once more! Another thing to note about when buying smurf accounts is that, compared to high MMR accounts that can be found here, smurfs are relatively cheaper and won’t break the bank. So you got that going for you!

Getting Rare Skins in DOTA 2 Accounts

Besides buying a skin or two for our DOTA 2 items page, you can opt to buy skins that are bundled together in one account. There are so many rare skins to collect in the game besides the usual ones for champions. Courier skins are all the rage now. With some of them like the Baby Roshan skins being really expensive, you can easily spend thousands of dollars just for a single skin.

Nothing beats the original; that's why in the MOBA scene, there's no title like Defense of The Ancients. Now, after many years of being a simple Warcraft III Frozen Throne custom map, DoTA was then bought by Valve and became a game of its own: DoTA 2. It kept its colorful heroes, fast-paced yet strategic and team play-oriented gameplay. The game continued with its RPG-like elements, including leveling up and attribute-upping items. There are smooth and beautiful graphics, with intuitive features. Check out how things have changed and stayed the same for the better in the game, including dota rankings.

Buy DoTA 2 Account: New Metagame

For the inexperienced (if there is even any), DoTA 2's metagame follows the style of the original DoTA. The game is about choosing a hero, killing opponent heroes, and destroying the enemy's central structure (the Ancient). DoTA 2 features a complex metagame that requires strategy, teamwork, in-game knowledge, and individual skill to win.

What's important is for players to choose heroes not just how they look, but by what hero fulfills a role that is necessary to win. Bonus points if the team's hero picks have perfect synergy, and/or counters the enemy's team picks.

Knowing the different builds and roles of heroes is also vital for every player and the need for an item build depending on every situation. Having excellent in-game knowledge is important, specifically, if you want to raise your DoTA 2 MMR, especially your DoTA 2 solo MMR.

Other than the regular buffs and nerfs balancing in every update, DoTA 2 has added a wide plethora of game-exclusive items that give unique attribute bonuses, such as Monkey King. Perks, which have replaced passive attribute bonuses that merely add to Strength, Agility, and Intelligence in every level, are passive skills. The abilities either increase certain traits or skill properties. Each hero has his or her unique set of perks, and each set has up to ten. However, only five can be selected, as this particular progression is set like a skill tree. If one perk is chosen, you'll forfeit the other perk for the same level.

Getting Into the DoTA 2 Market

DoTA 2 also makes account-related changes. First is the DoTA 2 account progression system. Similar to heroes, DoTA 2 accounts now level up for every game, which gives players a sense of achievement and giving them an incentive to continue playing. Second are the cosmetic items that either modify the looks of heroes, wards, and even UI, or add effects on them. Cosmetic items mostly customize hero looks, and all function specific to one hero.

There are hundreds of cosmetic items in the game; many can be bought, others are given as rewards for playing, and some are earned by finishing certain missions in season passes. These cosmetic items can also be traded with other players or sent as gifts, which gives the game a sense of community.