Towards the end of Season 43, solo queue supports advised against parasitism, and healers never tied to teammates: Star-Gaining Guide

Don't let laziness become your habit. Make the most of your time to climb the ranks. The FIFA World Cup has started, and you're busy getting the King of Glory badge. Even if you're engrossed in another sport and staying up all night watching the games, the new season of Honor of Kings is coming up. Before you reach your ideal rank, pay more attention to data analysis, hero recommendations, and make good use of the scoring system. After completing the tasks, put them behind you. With one less worry, you can focus on other things in your spare time.

Time is counting down, make good use of the wake-up mechanism.

Towards the end of Season 43, a forum post inadvertently complicated the data, which was essentially correct. It depends on the level a player is aiming for, such as high-level games, peak matches, or national server rankings. These are not simply about strength, win rate, and pick rate. Team composition, item builds, and every detail will affect performance in the game. Teamwork and teammates' choices will influence the scope of analysis. If you're just playing ranked, picking up a meta pick, having a smooth run, and it doesn't happen to be your preferred role, then you might as well play support. It's easier to get double or even three stars, and the rating is easily determined. You might think you're not contributing, but simply using a heal in team fights to protect low-health teammates or absorb crucial damage will all be attributed to team contribution.

Parasitic support often affects mentality

Fed up with teammates' terrible attitudes, wanting to be a carry, core damage dealer, the best choice without a doubt, with the simple goal of reaching Challenger rank, enjoying mindless gameplay, a support roaming role, a parasite that can also be a bodyguard. Popular heroes will definitely have a high pick rate, but too many people have ruined them, so the win rate may not be ideal. Just because they're everywhere doesn't mean they're good, especially in solo queue where there's no communication or synergy. Yao and Doraemon, these two soft supports, are not recommended, simply because you don't have a way to gauge your teammates' skill level.

A group of strangers, subconsciously prioritizing the marksman's interests, unfortunately capsize. The jungler is underperforming, leaving only the mage to relentlessly unleash devastating attacks and engage in constant battles. The team still fails to push towers, turning a winning streak into a losing one. The KDA directly reflects this. Following the mid-laner, the squishy marksman becomes a source of dissatisfaction, leading to thoughts of giving up. All these factors, every action, can disrupt the player's mood, which is the most difficult aspect to manage.

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