In the rating section of the game, making money is a basic skill, but the jungler king forgot about team contributions.

Gaming knowledge is vast, and it's easy to say you can climb the ranks, but a victory is hard-won. It involves many factors, such as hero strength, output environment, team composition, teammate awareness, and the power spikes before and after the game. Losing doesn't mean you're bad at the game. Even if your teammates criticize you, how can a potential hero perform well if they're put in the wrong position?

If a player has the ability to carry the team, but the team doesn't listen, doesn't cherish their advantages, and procrastinates, instead focusing on farming when they should be pushing towers, and then gets crushed in team fights after catching up in economy, this so-called late-game rise can lead to a disastrous result. In the end, the player blames the team for their poor performance. This kind of fatigue can really drive players away. Feeling powerless and internally drained is unpleasant. It's rare to find time to log in, and while the main purpose is to have fun and relax, players should also enjoy the thrill of victory.

After a winning streak comes a losing streak. Naturally, skeptics bring up the ELO system to discuss whether there is a system hindering progress. If ranking up depends on luck, then just go with the flow, get a gold-level lane with two stars, or a top-tier lane with three stars, and get out of the difficult ranks as soon as possible. After obtaining the Challenger mark, the seasonal skin is guaranteed. Then focus on participating in the peak tournament for a real competition.

Jungle clearing efficiency, money-making ability

Multiple skins are currently on sale, with the FMVP skin from the tournament series becoming a hot topic, surpassing the limited-time "Journey to the West: Demon Sealing" skin in terms of discussion. It's unclear when this craze will subside. Da Siming will be a frequent sight in the current version. This isn't an equipment tutorial; his gameplay is relatively unpredictable, following a consistent damage-dealing build. Whether you can master him depends on skill, but to achieve a breakthrough, the rating system will determine your future. Without further ado, let's reveal the perfect score system for this jungler.

First, there's the overall economy metric, which, as the name suggests, tests your earning ability. The high score standard isn't as high as Han Xin's, aiming for 23% to guarantee a glowing badge. The metric isn't as difficult as you might imagine because Da Siming's jungle clearing speed is fast. Combined with the mid-laner's wave clearing and monster-gathering skills, after circling the jungle, you can prepare to group up. As a jungler, controlling dragons is crucial. Da Siming has an execute threshold, and again, given his fast jungle clearing speed, taking dragons in time isn't difficult for him. The standard is three dragons; if you can't achieve that, you might as well give up jungling altogether, showing a complete lack of understanding of the game's tempo.

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