Honor of Kings: New Year’s greetings are an illusion, players are losing a lot of stars during the New Year.

Happy New Year, these three words mean that everything will go smoothly. No matter you encounter difficult teammates, people who like to make trouble, or conflicts, you should calm down and tell yourself not to be upset, but to be harmonious. We should work together to defeat the opponent, pick a few stars and have a good new year.

Keep calm and have a good attitude towards games during the Spring Festival

However, things are always beyond the control of human beings. No matter how strong one's endurance is, even if one wants to give others an exception or special treatment, there are always some people who like to challenge others and push them too far. One cannot help but start a challenge at the beginning of the year. Although everyone wants to win, things go against one's wishes. One's behavior and performance are hard to describe. In the end, one cannot defeat fate, loses games frequently, loses several stars, and does not even have the urge to get angry. One is left with a deep feeling of exhaustion. It is supposed to be a happy New Year, but the game is not happy instead.

Lose two stars for one failure

Losing a match is frustrating, and considering the New Year, players have to swallow their anger. Losing one star is okay, but if they lose two stars in a row, everyone will be upset. In the past few seasons, the King of Glory ranking competition mechanism was revised, adding gold medals plus two stars, and gold medals without losing stars. After testing by the masters, with the blessing of the star-adding card and the accumulated points, a victory can get five stars, which is not a small matter. Losing two stars for a loss is really unheard of. Let's find out now, how can the New Year's ranking competition refresh players' cognition?

Just when you think the planners are playing a trick on you, it turns out that it is indeed their new trick. As we all know, the New Year version launches a "Lucky Star Ranking". Of course, you will get corresponding rewards after being on the list. The concept is like the noble points ranking. The more points you spend, the higher the ranking. Thanks to this setting, players have realized the game's ability to make money. There is no shortage of big spenders in Honor of Kings, and it is indeed worthy of its reputation.

The rewards distributed in this event include the "Lucky Star" item. This seemingly insignificant item has invisibly caused some players to lose two stars after a failure. The high consumption is not only unhelpful for victory, but the cost of failure is higher than that of zero-氪 players. It's quite ironic, isn't it?