These marksmen make a fool of themselves in high-level matches and are ignored by pros, but they are treated like royalty in low-level matches.

As your rank increases and your awareness and sense of rhythm improve, your vision expands, and there are always higher levels to explore. You can't go back to that embarrassing cage. You were blind to the potential before. With the improvement of your skills, your hero preferences will also change. Some options really have no place in high-level games. Their drawbacks and shortcomings are exposed, and they are vulnerable. Team benefits and individual performance all plummet.

New players can enjoy pure fun, while experienced players can enjoy fair competition.

If you're not too particular about ranked matches and just want to participate, it's really just about getting the King's Mark. Accumulate four and you'll get the limited edition for the next season. But if your goal is to achieve a high ranking in the national server, a national standard, a glorious title, or a high score in the peak tournament, and you want to make your profile and honor page look impressive and your data shine like the sun, then you have to let go of the old and come in the new. Some of your favorite characters have been with you for a while, but you have to abandon them without hesitation.

It's a watershed moment in understanding. Everyone's thinking and starting point are different. Newbies prefer the feel of the controls, the difficulty of getting started, and personal satisfaction. They just follow their own path. High-level players prioritize the big picture, formation, gameplay, strategy, who the core player is, how to counter them, equipment adaptation, environmental advantages, win rate curves, and a whole host of things to observe. They proceed cautiously and cautiously, step by step, with every step fraught with danger.

The fish-scrambler complains about the opponent's poor skill, just as a pro player criticizes the marksman for failing.

It sounds a bit exaggerated, but it seems that the charm of competition lies in the fact that you can treat it as an entertainment game, play a few rounds casually, and pass the time. At the top, you can enjoy the research, honing, training, overcoming all difficulties, turning the tide against all odds, fierce battles, and intellectual contests. Only in this way can you feel the joy of winning stars and the satisfaction of getting your efforts rewarded.

Still don't understand? Why not try creating a smurf account and going back to the Bronze rank to smurf? You'll be able to take on five opponents at once, fighting repeatedly without batting an eye, invincible. The presence of a pro is incredibly intimidating, making people afraid to leave their towers. With a single strike, five kills are easily secured. Your vanity will be on your side, and you'll be secretly laughing to yourself, even while criticizing the opponent's poor skills. Just like some marksman picks that high-level players despise but are loved by everyone in low ranks, are a no-go choice in high-level games.

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