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I suggest you to just challenge yourself and do the hard bots until you can do them consistently, then do unfair until you can do the same with that as well.
I would recommend activating and using the console cheats if you want to keep your sanity. Here's the wiki page: http://dota2.gamepedia.com/Cheats
You will need to turn on the Console in the settings (it'll be under Settings > Application). When in game, bring up the Console (default is \ I think), turn on cheats with "sv_cheats 1".
From then on you can type cheats straight into the chat. I would recommend starting with "-lvlup #", "-gold #", "-item <name>" and "-respawn"
In case it needs to be said: no, you can't use this outside of solo training or a server run by you. And this absolutely won't get you a VAC ban.
I sometimes play coop vs unfair bots to have some wacky fun, like Prophet with aghs and refresher, or carry ogre magi with battlefury and daedalus.
If "you are almost guaranteed to lose" then practicing with bots must not be stupid. If you can win against these ahem...*impossible* bots then you should be that much more prepared to play against real players.
That makes no sense. You say you really need the practice...but you want to use some scripts so you can cheese bot matches...which wouldn't make you any better thereby negating the whole point of practicing.
Bots are predictable. If you try some half-assed gank against one, they will rush you. If you are low hp, they will rush you. If you are alone in a lane, they will rush you. At level 6+ they will start grouping up for 3+ pushes, then they'll start 4-5 man pushes. If you chase one, you'll run into the rest. They will deathball your towers. If you and your teammates are stubborn and refuse to rotate to defend then you will lose your towers.
They will stun combo in perfect unison. If you are in vision range, they will know exactly where you are the second you are. They do not have to press buttons or click on you. Their attacks are instantaneous. You are not fighting against players, you are fighting against a computer, against mathematical formulas.
They are actually highly exploitable and totally cheesable but you won't learn anything from that. I recommend (for the most part) treating a bot game like a normal game, that is if you're trying to learn something. If you're just screwing around, whatever. Just don't be a ♥♥♥♥ to your teammates who are actually trying to learn.
Thanks for that but take note, that I have a big problem with the allies. They will constantly feed. Any suggestions?
Dealing with enemy bots is easy enough when with human players. However, allied bots will almost always consistantly let you down with their constant and ridiculous stupidity.
You said it yourself: bots will always wreck you when they're ganged up, and well, that's the thing: the bot's intelligence seems to be directly proportional to how likely they think they are to get win a fight, which unfortunately means that they're dumb as dirt when they DON'T think they can win, doing things such as attempting to retreat to base right through the enemy team, wandering off to farm the jungle when the ancient is being attacked, hanging around within Blinking distance waiting to be picked off one by one, etc etc.
Trust me, I've had more than a few games where I would completely stomp the bots, only to lose anyway because my own allied bots were feeding just as hard. There's "being predictable" and then there's just being ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid. And your own team is almost always ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid.
2. Get fed
Ping for nothing and they'll pretty much just defend lane or wander around.
The difference between allied bots and enemy bots is that the enemy bots make decisions on when to push together, when to defend, when to gank. That's part of their AI. But when you're playing solo bot, you need to give them orders or they'll just passively lane pretty much.