Rhythm support recommendation: How to secretly lead the team to victory?

Most of the professions that dominate the rhythm are junglers and shooters. In the early stage, the jungler will develop the jungle, gain economic advantages, and roam around to catch people. In the later stage, it is the shooter's turn to rise and take over. They are the key figures in team battles. Unfortunately, the reality is so cruel that not every teammate you meet will have high-end operations. People who play supports and mages seem to be waiting to die. After all, the gameplay revolves around core output. Only by ensuring that they do not die and continue to output can they have a chance to win.

Having said that, in fact, supports can also provide support secretly and secretly set the pace. Their economy comes from knowledge gems, and they do not need to expose their vision frequently, and they are not the opponent's primary target. Assuming that their skills are used to the fullest, there will be unexpected results. Today I will recommend rhythm-type supports in the canyon to see how they lead the team to victory.

First place: Zhang Liang

Zhang Liang can be either a mid or a support. The mid laner's equipment tends to be burst, while the support chooses half-tank, so as not to be killed instantly when releasing the ultimate move. His control ability is extremely strong. If the opponent wants to cut the back row, he must first bypass Zhang Liang. When he shows up, he must pin the opponent down and let his teammates gang up on him. Never make Zhang Liang angry, as he will be targeted in a one-on-one fight, which is a very bad experience.

Zhang Liang has a strong sense of rhythm when roaming, and is not inferior to assassins. He can hide in the grass or enter the side lane and use his first skill to remotely control him, and then use his second skill and ultimate to suppress him. As long as his teammates can keep up, he can easily take the kill. Now his roaming win rate is 52.1%, and his appearance rate is 7.5%. The fewer people play him, the stronger he is. When Donghuang Taiyi is sent to the penalty area, you can just take Zhang Liang.

Second place: Zhong Kui

Zhang Liang is not the only support with strong first-hand ability. Zhong Kui specifically chases those heroes who like to stand still and cast spells to attack. He has no problem setting the pace, but he is a little unstable. It tests the hit rate of the hook. His accurate skills often kill the front or back row of the opponent in advance from a long distance. He can hide under the defense tower and pull people out anyway, and then use the ultimate move and stun to cause heavy damage. The remaining blood can be harvested by teammates.

Zhong Kui can even hook the buff to affect the mentality and disrupt the assassin's jungle clearing rhythm. The player is very scared, fearing that he will spend a long time hitting the buff, only to be hooked out of the jungle and have to fight again. If he misses the hook, the situation is like four against five, with a very low sense of presence. How high the output is depends entirely on the accuracy of the hook.