Why many Dota 2 players try to report you? (no giveaway inside)

Every time I open Dota 2 after a patch, I get this "Thanks, we banned someone"-message. If I report for feed, I only report intentional feed, that means, I'm not reporting a support Shadow Shaman with 15 deaths, but a 0-10 afk antimage picker. It should be clear what I mean. So, if you are just new, there is no way that you get banned if you at least try your best. But of course it would be good if you learn something about mechanics and hero strengths first. If you want to learn something, you should watch some International 3 games and use free camera e.g. on supports. You will learn where to place wards, what to buy (MEK!), how to stack creep camps and when you can pull which camp.

You're in a low matchmaking pool. Naturally, the other people you're playing with are in a low matchmaking pool either. Since they are, you can't expect them to understand how far good communication and a forgiving attitude towards team members can get you in a game structured on teamwork.

The thing about these types of games, its not that everyone just want to win, but its not really fun to keep dying, and dying, and dying to a feeded hero.
So this cause that an inexperienced player may make 4 more other people "lose" their fun/time.
Still, this is not the case for a report, I only report people who throw insults everywhere for the smallest mistake, or that just doesnt listen to the team and do what they want (this is a team-based game after all).
Still I really think this is a very difficult game to start, but I guess the best advice would be to practice with bots and check some tips on youtube or somewhere (something that teachs you about denying creeps, warding and all those tiny details).

if you want to learn the game, try co-op against bots, or watch some replays of certain heroes
"if I don't go to the way that other guys asks, every time, really, everybody says will report me" - you already said youre a noob, you dont play a hero the way you want, u must play it the way its supposed to be played
if you pick support, you better buy wards and support or else ure gonna get reported
you can ruin the match for the other 4 players, and they wasted an hour
this aint some casual game where u laugh about losing a match, after 1 hour
so yea, play bot co-op, watch other ppl playing, read some guides for each hero, learn the skills and items, after 100 matches of co-op try matchmaking again

or try LoL, its easier... huehue

It´s the genre that turns you into a dickhead. There are so few moba players who are actually friendly, and I am very proud to say I am one of these few

Dota 2 community mainly constists of scum, just like the communities of most f2p titles, because everyone can play them (especially kids) and bad behaviour can't be punished since a ban is not connected to a money loss

Are you BR?

I almost had that problem, because those small things killed me, several times, in a bot match, and 1 guy from my started saying that I was a noob and I should get out the server, stuff like that. then I said sorry, I agreed in him about being a noob, I was practicing. and another one helped me saying that a bot match it's for noobs to practice and learn how to play. I never played since, because my pc can't handle it :P

Dota 2, LOL and that games..got The WORST ppl of the world playing it...they are all like "YOU NOOB, YOU NOOB, REPORT, REPORT, REPORT"....blabla bla BS!.... I played 1 week only...that was enough for me... All thinking they are the best players of the world, keep reporting everytime, and game autoban you only because other ppl report... bah... Thats why i stopped playing "POP GAMES"... All kids(and mature kids) thinking that game is all, and finally they don't enjoy playing...

A few tips. 1 Stay behind the creeps. 2 Don't be agressive. 3. Watch Boss guide to hero from youtube. For example "Boss guide to Dragon Knight. They really helped me out. 4. Use builds. You can find them at the book button top left corner of the game. It tells you what skills to take and items to buy. You will eventually get DotA, don't worry! :)

Find some good/friendly people to play with, essentially in the same (Dota 2) level as you... Practice with Bots, Play Co-op bot games to hone your skills...
There are always bad apples in every game... So try to make some good friends and have fun...
Good luck :D

Also, add me if you want... I don't rage + am somewhat new to Dota2 :D