The list of heroes favored by newbies shows that high-level players, who are at a disadvantage, are still very fond of them.

The game repeatedly emphasizes the issue of discrimination, whether you're a dragon or a worm. Ranked options reveal the truth, showing your awareness and training level. It sounds nice to be your main character, but after a while, it's time to let go and go your separate ways. People excel in low ranks simply because they subconsciously feel there's no need to take it seriously. Whether you're playing as a team or split-pushing, the most important thing is the experience of fighting. Coming to battle is about enjoying the joy of defeating your opponent. However, there are always higher levels. After having your self-esteem destroyed by skilled players, you descend to lower ranks to smurf, only to realize that your skill level really needs to be improved.

High-ranking players possess keen insight and a distinct understanding of the game. Through long-term practice, they develop their own unique strategies. Simple skill combinations can be strategic, while the absence of fixed casting and movement patterns signifies high intensity. For example, a skilled player like Mai Shiranui facing a tanky opponent can easily be sent back to base with a flying kick followed by a fatal heart attack. Similarly, the strategies employed in high-ranking matches may not be suitable for lower ranks. Even a top streamer like Zhang Daxian, despite his exceptional skills, tried playing in a lower-ranked environment but ultimately lost due to his teammates' questionable rhythm. After ten years of game development, veteran players have already seen through these strategies, while newbies remain unaware. The item in your bag might just be a piece of grass.

Donghuang Taiyi

Suppressive skills, control ceiling, suck in all displacement, interrupt skills, this is enough to crush the whole world, right? Donghuang Taiyi is like Zhang Liang, just a tank version. The background story is amazing, but it has been out of the version for too long. Its only advantage is its third skill, which has a very short range. Anyone who sucks it in is on the road to suicide. Moreover, the opponent has healing and recovery. Your damage conversion will eventually become self-control and being beaten.

Cheng Yaojin

In most people's eyes, he's very strong, a magical lane-pushing hero, a mobile fountain, and an unkillable Cheng Yaojin. Undeniably, his sustain is top-notch. Unfortunately, his playstyle is unconventional. In team fights, he's often outmaneuvered, and after dying, he's left to mindlessly push towers. A wave of minions is less valuable than a single team fight victory. He has an extremely low score in the top 100 of the Chinese server, and his ban rate is less than 1%, which means he's not even worth picking up. He's a zero-threat hero. Don't misunderstand; the way to counter him is through grievous wounds. To deal with this kind of solo hero, ignore his existence and focus on taking down the other four. Your win rate will be higher that way. To put it bluntly, he's a nuisance. The more you fight him, the stronger he gets. He automatically comes to your door and becomes even more annoying.

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