Among the five dominant players in the banned zone, Wang Wei was the first to be relegated to the sidelines during the S45 peak tournament.

In the early stages of the version, what is the experience of ranking up like? It seems too early to talk about this topic. However, the experts have gradually moved away from ranked matches and returned to the solo-player peak matches. They have left the environment of "playing it safe" and the competition is normal. This is not to discriminate against all skill levels, but rather to reflect different attitudes towards the game. The system allows pre-selection of lanes, and luck plays a lot. Teams help each other, while solo queue is ignored and people choose to play like a single-player game. Streamers have also tried to experience the "life" of playing in random matches, but they found that they simply cannot handle everything on their own. They have to control the pace of the game, gank, push lanes, and take down towers. Even if they are lucky enough to kill several enemies, they leave the low-health ones alone and do not finish them off. Instead, they wander around aimlessly and watch helplessly as the game is turned around.

Ranked Matches vs. Peak Matches

Ranked matches, to some extent, have become a casual mode with modernization. Fighting relieves stress, and you can casually participate in activities, claim rewards, and upgrade your battle pass. No need to overcomplicate things. It's a national game for relaxation. Any objections? Essentially, it's true. Time is limited, work and personal life are busy, and a game or two is the biggest concession. It's inevitable that people will stick to their main character, shop excitedly, and then go out to show off special effects. The definition of fun, the playability of Honor of Kings, ranked matches provide social activities, strategic maneuvering, and winning through wit. This is left to the peak matches, where the quality of the games is very high. Prepare your strategy before entering the game. After the version update, while everyone is researching skin leaks, the area above is in chaos, the national server power rankings are being reshuffled, new heroes are seen as a thorn in the side, and who gets banned in the ten ban slots? Aren't you curious?

Haiyue

Haiyue's ranking in the Chinese server has dropped out of the top ten. Initially, it was thought that she was weak and had failed to win on both fronts, but it turns out that it's due to her ban rate, which is as high as 84.9%. Unlike ordinary mages, she is not useless after a nerf. She is not afraid of assassins cutting her down. She can use positioning to wear down enemies, pull them into the environment, and lock onto a target to start a one-on-one arena battle. Many times, she will only be beaten. She can divide the battlefield and target squishy characters or take down the front line. Any opponent that is difficult to deal with will be countered by her first. After pulling the enemy into a trap, it is basically necessary to use Purify to escape. Her Flash distance is not very helpful. Troublesome characters that are difficult to deal with should be left in the ban zone.

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