Is one of the five disciples missing from Journey to the West? Season S44 will promote Six Ears, leaving no time for Sand Monk.

Time waits for no one. After a version update ends, the Rift returns to its original tranquility. The developers need everyone to focus on ranking up, since the end of the season is approaching and the King's Mark determines the difficulty of obtaining the season skin. Hopefully, after moving into 2027, the new epic limited skin will be available immediately. We need to do a lot of research data to find the most suitable way out.

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Although the skin sales season is over, the most anticipated part of the end of the season is the reveal of new content. After the launch of Season 44, there will be a change of dynasty, attribute adjustments, new heroes, new battle passes, new events, etc. The official has not given a real end date, but veteran players already know how to deduce it from the battle pass. Season 43 will last until June. When exactly? Probably around June 24th. With three weeks left, the game activity will inevitably be higher, and the crowded players may lead to a poor experience. Being picked up by heroes, giving up after a losing streak, being just one star away from reaching the ideal rank, only to be suddenly dropped sharply, as if manipulated by the system. A single game can push you back to the bottom. This is the most common phenomenon at the end of the season. Choice is always more important than effort, and adjusting your mindset is also very important. In this issue, we will not talk about hero analysis, but let's take a look at the online reactions.

The Journey to the West series sells well, but one of the five disciples is ignored.

Previously, some players complained that the mage class was neglected, while warriors, tanks, and supports were constantly being added. Hainuo was relegated to the top lane, and aside from the Yuanliu mage, Haiyue was the true mid laner. She hadn't been valued for several years, and her gameplay wasn't necessarily advantageous. Her support had strong control effects, and she was proficient in buffs, healing, speed boosts, and shields. Gold medals were easily obtained, and a single victory would earn her two stars. On the other hand, the mid laner seemed to have to rely on her teammates' whims. Her magic attack was underestimated, she needed to clear waves quickly, provide support when she had time, and defend and protect the most important tower in the jungle.

After leaving, they get fed farm, have their economy stolen, and their development speed is slow due to their burst damage output. They can't deal damage and get flamed. If it weren't for the thrill of one-shot kills and the safety of ranged attacks, players would probably prefer to switch to a roaming class, with less burden, and mindlessly follow the marksman as a bodyguard.

Several mages are also assistants to archers. I remember Jin Chan had a glorious period. His headband was comparable to Zhang Liang's binding, restricting the movement of agile heroes. The Journey to the West series was all the rage. However, among the five disciples, it seems that one has not yet appeared.

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