Time drags on endlessly; the developers are biased, these heroes haven't had a new release in over two years: Support heroes.

Male supports seem to be treated too well. There are too many top lane warriors and tanks who have transitioned to roaming, and even several mid lane mages have become utility-focused. On the other hand, full-time supports have become a permanent fixture in the ban zone and have no chance to play. There's no need to sell high-end skins for them. How can they be revamped to make them stronger? Consumers are more realistic, so it's not the developers' fault. Take Dunshan, for example. After the rework, he looks imposing. It should have been the perfect opportunity to use a high-quality skin to boost his popularity, but the skin plan was ignored.

It has been more than 1261 days since then. How many years has it been here? The most prestigious skin is the one designed in collaboration with China's aerospace industry. The mechanism design is fun. If we could unleash our creativity, how outstanding the design would be! It would change everything. The ban rate is always a serious concern. The planners are terrified that it will flop upon release.

Guiguzi is good at initiating team fights, mostly used in five-player teams, and rarely in solo queue. His anniversary limited-edition skin, "Five Grains Abundant Harvest," is of epic quality, exquisitely crafted, and comparable to a legendary skin. 1265 days have passed, and it's just sitting there, untouched. You say support characters have a high status, but in terms of skin production, the developers seem to have neglected them. Take Jin Chan, another support character, for example; her skins are based on Sun Wukong's master and Tang Sanzang, from the 1986 Journey to the West collaboration, and 1364 days have passed without me realizing it.

All are counted in the thousands. Master Lu Ban, more than 1336 days old, his appearance remains unchanged. The Hidden Light Enlightened One, an epic ending. I really can't guess if there will be a new skin one day.

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