Hello everyone, I dare, it's time for us to talk about game heroes again! At the beginning of this season, there were many heroes in the limelight, and of course, some friends found that some former powerhouses seemed to have become inadequate. Today, let's take stock of those heroes who performed a little unsatisfactory at the beginning of the S36 season, on the way to the division, we have to avoid pits, don't we?
First, let's talk about Heinault. Hey, when it comes to Heinault, it's been a hard time to put into words this season. Last season he was already sweating, and this season is even more heart-pounding. Hainuo, the hero, the feeling of throwing toothpicks in a group is really refreshing, and the damage numbers on the settlement panel are also quite eye-catching, but as a teammate, you know, that sour, who knows who has experienced it. He lacks control, and the damage has to be warmed up slowly, and when he encounters an explosive lineup, it is basically equivalent to giving people their heads. Moreover, this guy always loves waves, and he feels that he is invincible in the world if he has a big move, but the result is often pressed to the ground and rubbed by the opposite side. This season, he also cut the attack distance, although the attack speed and frankness have been enhanced, but look at the win rate, it's really hard to say, especially in the high-end game, the win rate is not even 40%, do you say it's not worrying?
followed by Lu Bu, who originally thought that this season's special adjustment would allow this popular hero to regain his strength, but as a result, emmm, it seems that it is better not to adjust. The value has been reworked, and the damage of the second skill is back, which should have been a happy event, but the pure sky was slashed again, and it was also made up before the official launch. Now, Lu Bu's appearance rate and win rate are not very good-looking, and the experience service has been strengthened a little, but he still has to give Lu Bu more time and let him slow down.
Let's talk about Lan. It was finally strengthened last season, and Brother Lan finally regained some face, but as soon as S36 came, he was directly beaten back to his original form, and he even felt that it was not as good as before strengthening. This season, Lan is comprehensively strengthened, the attack speed and Tandu have been improved, and although the second-skill blood regeneration mechanism has been fine-tuned, it still looks like it has been enhanced. But don't forget, this version is not friendly to most wild cores, and the jungle changes make Lan's "one life for one life" style of play more risky, and if you can't cut the crispy skin, you can only sing cool by yourself.
Finally, let's talk about Han Shin. Back then, Han Xin was a terrifying existence, stealing resources in the wild area and making his opponent's scalp numb. But this season, Han Shin seems to be a little uncomfortable. Although the control of the jungle is still important, it is not as critical as before, and Han Xin's petty theft has far less impact on the opponent's jungler than before. Coupled with the adjustment of attack speed, although it was slightly improved in the early stage, the attack speed decreased in the later stage, which made Han Xin, who relied on Ping A, even more uncomfortable.
All in all, these heroes did get a bit sluggish at the start of the new season, so if you're aiming to score points, it's better to avoid them for now. In the game, the strength of the hero is constantly changing, we have to keep up with the pace of the version and choose the optimal solution, so that we can go more and more smoothly on the road to ranking!