Marks don't wait, is the lane-pushing king the key to climbing ranks at the end of the patch? These two are definitely not lone wolves: Top Lane Edition

Time flies, slipping away unnoticed. A version, a collaboration event, Season 43 had the 5v5 Black Festival, and the next time we meet will be during the summer vacation. A series of skins were released, and after the benefits ended, it's time to return to the road to ranking up. It's coming to an end. I wonder if everyone has reached their ideal rank? The King's Mark determines life and death. The difficulty of obtaining the season skins is such that even on the last day, you have to rush to the very end. Epic limited skins can be obtained immediately after the update, otherwise it will take more effort. Instead of blindly struggling and blindly moving forward with a main skin whose strength you don't understand, it's better to try the top lane. Choice is more important than effort.

Short matchmaking time for the top lane

In Honor of Kings, the least played of the five classes is often the top lane. For some players, it can be a bit dull, as they don't participate in battles and fight alone. They are stuck in the same lane with another hero, unable to integrate with the majority of players. After pushing the lane, they have to split up to provide support, which takes a lot of time. Reality forces you to choose between two options: team fights or pushing the lane.

Extremists: choose between following orders or fighting.

Therefore, in lower-ranked matches, you'll notice that top laners frequently roam to support other lanes, abandoning minion waves, lacking any farming strategy, and abusing teleportation portals to fly around everywhere, directly engaging in fights in the bottom lane. This puts the mid lane mage in an awkward position, caught between two choices. If they help clear the wave, they risk being criticized for stealing the enemy's farm, or for not having enough players and lacking teamwork. Choosing the former means missing a crucial opportunity, while choosing the latter means watching helplessly as the turret is destroyed. Checking the stats, the top lane warrior's economy is rapidly declining; they have no money, no items, and can forget about finding someone to tank damage for them.

Some top laners are just prone to fighting, and the extremists will stubbornly defend the minion wave, waiting for enemies to come to them. They have no intention of supporting others, clearing the minion wave when it comes, and if there are no enemies, they will run to the jungle to steal a Red Armor and small monsters, ignoring their teammates' lives and letting the four of them fight each other without any real impact. Their performance depends on their personal habits, and there are always exceptions. Fortunately, some top laners can handle two roles, and their team fight ability is not bad while also split pushing. Can you guess who the top split pushers are?

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