Flashy but impractical? These heroes' skills may look cool, but daring to use them in ranked matches is just asking for trouble.

When asked about their favorite hero, which one would you point to first? Every summoner has different needs, and appearance is definitely a plus. What's more, the skills are simple and straightforward, and the thrill of instant kills is almost heaven-defying. The extreme excitement and thrill of killing someone unexpectedly, or even just ambushing them in the bushes to tilt them, will send your adrenaline soaring. Girls tend to have simpler ideas, prioritizing looks. They also appreciate that the hero is easy to operate and provides a stable way to climb the ranks in ranked matches, making them almost a one-man army.

Girls tend to prefer mainstream styles, while boys enjoy overcoming high-difficulty challenges.

Boys, on the other hand, are full of confidence and enjoy challenging heroes with higher difficulty levels. While both modes influence the opponent's mood, they tend to favor flashy, skillful playstyles, dodging left and right, flying and disappearing, creating an elusive feeling. They aim to unleash devastating damage with the most elegant and agile movements, such as Li Bai, Luna, Ma Chao, or Han Xin. After watching many videos, they develop a good impression and feel confident in their ability to participate. However, they only realize their limitations and exhaustion after serious practice. They find that good looks don't guarantee success, and some choose to give up, while others, having started, feel determined to finish.

These are definitely exclusive to high-level matches, not something for the average player. Without years of accumulated combat experience, you'll get crushed in ranked games. For example, how would you feel if you were used to stealth kills with heroes like Ake and Lanling King, and suddenly you were asked to pick up a gun and kite? Random matches are always a minefield. The combat skills may look cool, but I definitely don't recommend getting into them.

Ma Chao

Facing multiple opponents, Ma Chao can suddenly leap and thrust with his spear, then turn around and attack again after the opponent runs away. The impact is tremendous and the visual effect is stunning. With full damage equipment, he can even solo kill the back row. He is elegant and free, able to fight or retreat at will. His powerful basic attacks are incredibly satisfying. I envy him for being able to thrust so many spears in a short time. But after playing him, I found that it was not as simple as I imagined. I thought I was still in the early stages of adaptation, but after playing several games in a row, the sense of frustration seemed to tell me that Ma Chao was not suitable for me at all. The difficulty of his mechanics lies in finding the spear. In addition to high frequency of use, you also have to pay attention to accuracy. So what you have to deal with is cooldown, the number of spears, and the hit rate. At the same time, the order of skill release is very important.

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