The triggering conditions for the top mid lane are that the participation rate must be higher than 75%, and the output ratio is the most critical.

Since the ranking match mechanism was revised, in addition to studying the hero strength rankings, of course, you also have to study the strategies for ranking up. In particular, the scoring system will give outstanding players two stars to commend high scores. In addition to gold medals and double stars, the top lane will get three stars in a row, which greatly improves the efficiency of ranking up. Therefore, everyone is working hard to show themselves, but there is no need to worry about other teammates stealing the limelight. The system will evaluate the performance in the game and compare it with players of the same rank using the same heroes.

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Leaving aside the shooter and jungler, the two core players of the team, most people prefer the mid-lane mage. In the early stage, they play like an auxiliary, supporting both lanes. Assuming the economy is high enough, they can also have the control of the rhythm and lead the team to victory. If the output is not enough, they will be used as a tool, frequently consuming and controlling, causing debuff effects in team battles. If the output explodes, they will be used as a cannon cart, shooting hard and killing with every move. They will help teammates make up for the damage, cripple the enemy, let them reap the rewards, and finally break through the crystal.

However, sometimes, although you are running around in the game, your participation rate is very high, and you are a leader, the result is that your rating is not satisfactory, and you are even worse than other supports who roam with others. Not only do you not have a top lane, you can't even get a basic bronze rating. Instead of blindly working hard, working smartly is the real truth of life. There is nothing wrong with playing well, but are you playing it right?

Condition 1: Top 1% of the same rank and hero

Each lane has common requirements. For any position, the score must be in the top 1% of the same rank and hero to have a chance of winning the top lane. In other words, your opponent is not only yourself, your biggest enemy is the player who uses the same rank as you, who happens to be a popular hero. The intensity of competition and evaluation will definitely be greater.

Take Tanji as an example. His appearance rate is now close to 50%. Everyone in all ranks is playing him, and about 20% of the high ranks have him. To win the title of the top rank, judging by this data, the number of people involved is probably tens of thousands or more. Only one in ten thousand, the elite among the elites, is eligible to compete for the sought-after three stars. Moreover, it is only one of the triggering conditions. The less popular the mage is, the greater the chance.