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It's highly reccomended that you play a bit of the third tutorial, too. It gives you a grasp on laning, an important element of the game. Read up on your Dota too (See what I did there?). There are some wikis on Dota 2 that will point you in the right direction. Read up on guides on Steam, too. You'll save yourself hours of frustration and possible cluelessness over why your teammates are yelling at you for saving up for the ring of health at the start of the game.
Oh, and you'll need a lot of hours on Dota 2 before you can consider yourself to have a lot of knowledge on the game. I myself could use about 200 more hours of this game. (Don't start whining about OP heroes after your first few games.)
If you've never played before and are new, you need to do the tutorials. Do not skip them and ruin the game for others because you then don't know what to do because you didn't go through them.
2-Start the game normally
3-Once the game is loaded, the console should popup to you. Write this on the console "dota_new_user 0" and press enter
4-Done! Close the map and now you can play the multiplayer of dota
Stop enabling people :(
Sure cause the game is so frigging hard, that YOU DO NEED TO DO A TUTORIAL, not.
Beta participants can skip them.