After the update on the 18th, Honor of Kings launched a new mode, which is 10V10. Just like the normal mode, this mode also has a ranked match, and there are also ranks, but unlike the regular mode, the ranks in this mode are not based on the number of stars, but on the score.
Once you've reached the full score, you'll be promoted to the next rank, and this mode has a particularly good mechanic that if you win or lose, if you perform well enough, you'll only add points instead of deducting points.
Since this mode has only just started, the player's rank is not high, and they are basically positioned in the platinum and diamond segment, but even in this case, there are players who have been ranked as king shortly after the new mode is opened.
After the new mode was opened, it took less than three days for a player to reach the king rank, and on the fourth day, he directly reached the king of more than 20 stars, reaching the extraordinary king.
This speed is not outstanding at 5v5, and players with 2000 points at the end of the season can basically do it. But in 10V10, it is very rare to have this speed of scoring, after all, this mode has just come out, and the gameplay is completely different from the traditional mode.
The player also shared his scoring tips, the most important of which is to open five rows. 10V10 can only open five rows at most, and it is indeed easier to score points in the case of five rows than it is easier to score points in a single row, after all, if you want to win in the case of a single row, it actually has little to do with yourself, after all, there are 10 enemies and 9 teammates, even if your performance is good, you can't do a dozen 10.
In addition, many players care about 10V10 strong heroes, and many players think that heroes with high group damage such as Diao Chan, Su Lie, and Lu Bu will be very popular in 10V10, but in fact this is not the case.
For example, Diao Chan, ideally, ten people on the opposite side are standing densely, so that Diao Chan can play passive. However, the actual situation is often that 10 people on the opposite side play their own games, and it is rare to gather like 5V5, and it is not easy for Diao Chan to play a series of passives.
And because there are many enemies, Diao Chan is not so easy to play in this mode, 5V5 with a purification plus two skills can evade most of the controls. But in 10V10, the control skills of 10 enemies can't be remembered at all, and when you encounter gorgeous skins with special effects, you can't see the skills clearly, Diao Chan Lu Bu wants 1 to 10 in this mode, unless the opposite side stands still and lets you fight.
So you don't need to be obsessed with playing heroes that seem strong in this mode, just play the heroes you are good at.
There's also the location, and although there are four lanes in this mode, there is no restriction on the player's position. But the ideal situation is generally two junglers, leaving four lanes and two people each, and the jungler is best a combination of an assassin, a warrior or a tank, and it is best not to have two particularly blue-consuming junglers, otherwise the blue buff is not enough points.
After the segment is high, the biggest obstacle to the score of this mode is the matching time. Since there are too few players who have reached the king rank in this mode, the matchmaking time for players above the king rank will be very long, and it will often take half an hour to match.
The long matchmaking system also limits the speed at which players can score points in this mode, but this problem will be solved as more and more players play the king.