Is Zhang Liang really that bad at maneuvering? Lian Po is immune to head-on confrontations, so he's better at turning the tide in a three-on-one fight than Zhang Liang.

After the new season launched, the hero selection was confusing, my favorite hero inexplicably became weak, and there were so many new contents and events that I really didn't have the energy to study them. The most obvious thing is still the battle pass exclusives. Congratulations to a couple who got matching outfits, sitting in a campervan, writing a travel diary, conveying the summer vibe. Her new skin will definitely boost her pick rate. Another new member has been added to the mid lane. After many years, the long-awaited mid laner has finally arrived in the game. Wang Wei is unparalleled. His poke and control style is amazing. Putting aside the topic of skill mechanics, the original skin model and animation are of high quality, completely overshadowing the popular queen. He has great potential and is very playable. The market needs to be explored. Will he be available in the peak match and become the exclusive of high-level players, or will he be used as a male model for ranked matches to sell skins?

Zhang Liang was given the cold shoulder, and was ignored and ignored.

When discussing male heroes with strong crowd control abilities, there are very few mid-lane heroes. Zhang Liang, once considered the pinnacle of hero control, was relegated to the side lane as a support, a marksman's sidekick. He was even occasionally criticized for lacking the protection of a tank, making him unreliable for dealing damage with mages. Aside from his ultimate ability binding and targeting all agile and dive heroes, his crucial ultimate ability was often wasted by small skills. Is Zhang Liang really that weak? Perhaps this case will change your mind.

Our jungler picked Liu Er, Bai Li Shouyue went to the development lane, and Xiao Qiao was the mage, with explosive damage output. We were short a front-line initiator, so Su Lie or Lian Po would be the replacement, as they are versatile in this lineup. Before deciding, we looked at the enemy lineup: Hua Mulan as a warrior, a tanky mid-laner, Zhong Kui as support, and Miyamoto Musashi as a jungler. They had crowd control immunity, hard CC, and hooks, so we were clearly at a disadvantage. We quickly labeled them a control-oriented lineup. To fight back, we instinctively decided to find some champions and supports who were immune to or immune to CC. Generally, if you pick Zhang Liang at this point, your teammates will curse you the whole time, as if they're trying to tilt you.

A standard tanky support is ineffective against Mulan, and Miyamoto Musashi also has super armor to avoid control, so how can they counterattack? Zhang Liang and Donghuang Taiyi effectively deliver a devastating blow. Even at the risk of their lives, they had to convince the team to focus on picking off isolated targets and add a tanky side laner. The lineup was perfectly matched, and as expected, Zhang Liang took the MVP. Doesn't that slap them in the face?

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