The mark waits for no one; is the lane-pushing king the key to climbing the ranks at the end of the patch? These two are definitely not lone wolves: the lane-pushing chapter.

Thanks to their inherent advantages, their skill mechanics allow them to shed the label of "lone wolf" and avoid decision-making difficulties. It's indeed difficult to balance split pushing and team fights, especially since team fights are always on the other end of the development lane. Teleporting there yields no benefit, resulting in a failed attempt to steal kills, no assists, and even the loss of a turret. It's no wonder that most people prioritize split pushing and defense.

Mi Yue

Speaking of this, the first one I want to recommend is the famous Mi Yue, who can be called the queen of lane pushing. Before the update, she was undoubtedly a lone wolf, killing gods and Buddhas alike. Even if you wanted to stop her from split pushing, you probably couldn't defeat her alone. She would use a diversionary tactic, and to defend the first or second tower, you would have to send a small team to gank. Her jungle invasion ability was extremely strong. Now the developers have buffed her team fight ability, and this top laner should stick with the team more. A new column has been added to the rating system. However, split pushing is still the core gameplay.

When using her, remember that her second skill is the core. One-on-one combat isn't difficult, it just tests your accuracy. If you can't hook her, find a way to retreat. Use her first skill for mobility. If that doesn't work, the only remaining option is her ultimate, which transforms her into a black ball that moves and becomes untargetable, guaranteeing her survival. If you're not confident in hooking her, save your main attack skills and don't use them carelessly. Familiarize yourself with her skill mechanics; you know that missing a skill puts her at a disadvantage, as she'll instantly enter a weakened state.

Ultimate move: Escape, bait out enemy skills

The combo is quite simple; the popular trick is 131, which works 90% of the time. Use it to catch enemies off guard. One key point is that Mi Yue's entry isn't necessarily about securing kills or dealing massive damage. Having her ultimate ready is fine; baiting out enemy skills is also acceptable. Once her core attack is gone, teammates can take over and engage. High ground is the best place to use her. Similarly, once she enters cooldown, Mi Yue needs to play defensively and avoid reckless plays. If she's controlled and stuck in place, be prepared to die. While participating in team fights is important, don't get too caught up in supporting. Pushing a lane yields more benefits than team fights. If you're not good at supporting, keep pushing forward; overthinking will only hinder your progress.

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