Aspiring Team "Next Level" looking for teammates.

Myself and two other members of taw.net's DOTA 2 division are looking for at least two people to join our team "Next Level" aka NexL.

Collectively we've played over 3,000 games of DOTA 2 and we are about average to above average players. We've been testing new strategies and honing our skills nearly every night, but assuming we could put together a proper team we were planning on holding a mandatory team practice at least twice a week.

Since we only have three members of a five man team and we are all flexible, we are interested in players capable of any role, although we are particularly interested in someone specializing in suicide lane heroes and 4!supports, as I myself tend to prefere 5!supports.

While we're not exactly asking for anyone with Dendi skills, we would like you to have a couple hundred games of experience, an understanding of the game mechanics and team set-ups, (such as where to place wards, maintaining map awareness) a basic understanding of play mechanics (such as blocking creeps in the hard lane but not the easy lane and when to pull to stack camps) and for players to have an open mind and be willing to accept criticism. Our team is very vocal and very quick to point out mistakes, not only of each other but of ourselves, and we believe that acknowledging you were wrong is one step closer to getting right and thus better at DOTA 2.

Our current-line up is as follows:

Next Level (NexL)
Hedrum (hard carry/semi-carry/mid
Jaguar (hard carry/semi-carryJungler)
Uki (4! Support, 5! Support, Pusher)


We need at least two people to fill in the ranks, and then if possible, one or two others as back-up. If you're interested, please PM me (Sefi) or feel free to post questions here.

If you're interested in playing with on a regular basis, consider joining The Art of Warfare at TAW.net.
We hold DOTA 2 practice every Sunday, Monday, and Thursday at 10pm EST and there are over 150 players in the DOTA 2 division, ensuring a wide variety of talent and playstyle, including players at the professional/semi-pro level. Other than showing up for the accountability there are no obligations, (and in fact you can submit an excuse at any time should you find yourself unable to make a practice) and it's a great way to find more people to play DOTA 2 with, no matter what your skill level.
If you choose to join taw.net, you can always start a conversation with me there under the name "Uki."

Thank you for reading; I hope to see some new team mates soon :3

I would be intrested in this team.

Steam- DeaCorp
Role- Mainly support/pusher
Time region- Est time

Hello,

I'm interested in joining a team like this. I'm creeping up on 1,000 of Dota 2 played, I can fit just about any role you need, and I know this game inside and out and love to play!

Steam ID: thedirtywizard