As the new S36 season has just launched, the balance of heroes in the game has changed significantly. With the adjustment of new content and the fine-tuning of hero attributes, some heroes have emerged in high-end rounds, and even showed signs of exceeding the standard. These heroes have shown a very high appearance rate and win rate in the pinnacle match, high-star ranking, and the pinnacle game of the top game, which has attracted wide attention and discussion among players.
Pei Baohu, as the dark horse of the new season, his performance is also eye-catching. Pei's tweaks have increased his attack speed, movement speed, and body, while reducing the cooldown time and late-game blue cost of Tiger Form 2 skills. This adjustment has significantly improved Pei's speed in farming, and it has also given him more opportunities to fight against the wild and rub the line. Pei's development rate is very fast, which also allows him to enter the strong period in the game more quickly. His mana damage attribute also makes him more efficient when rubbing the line in the middle. The rise of Pei Baohu may be the epitome of the accelerated pace of this version.
Old master, this hero also showed good strength in the S36 season. His enhancements are mainly focused on body and skill cooldowns, making him more durable and flexible in the game. The core of the old master lies in his frankness, and how long he can withstand attacks depends on how hard his body is. The reduction of the cooldown time of skill 2 allows the old master to release skills frequently in team battles, creating more output space for teammates. The old master's strengthening did not hedge against the weakening of the pure firmament, but made him more comfortable in this version.
Hundred miles of promise, this hero's performance in the S36 season can be described as a sudden rise. His appearance rate in all segments is over 30%, and his win rate is over 54% across the board, which is enough to prove his strength. The tweaks to Hundred Mile Keep are mainly focused on the skill mechanics, which makes his output more stable, while also adding some flexibility. However, this adjustment also brings some problems, that is, his one-way suppression ability in the game is too strong, making it difficult for opponents to fight back effectively. Although the ultimate of Covenant Keeping is more flexible, it also allows Warthorn Heroes to find a chance to break through. In order to keep the game balanced, Covenant Keeping may need to accept some statistical nerfs.
Chang'e, this hero also ushered in his own spring in the S36 season. Her gameplay is based on junglers, the mechanics of her skills are much stronger than before, and the success rate of opening a group is much higher. Chang'e's appearance rate and win rate have increased significantly in the top game, which has made her a target for players to ban. Chang'e has changed from a unique and powerful hero to a general-purpose strong hero, and this change may not last long for her good life. However, in the current version of the game, Chang'e's strength still cannot be ignored.
The above heroes have performed very well in the S36 season, and their strength has gradually become apparent. However, the balance of the game is a constant process of adjustment, and the strength of these heroes may also attract the attention of planners. In future updates, these heroes may undergo some tweaks to keep the game balanced and diverse. For players, understanding the strengths and weaknesses of these heroes and choosing the right heroes to play will be the key to improving the gaming experience.