King of Glory: Recommended heroes for older players, just make sure your ultimate moves are accurate. (II)

Crazy Iron has comprehensive mechanisms, including stun and blood recovery skills. His strength has just been increased in the new season, and he can often turn the tide when he is low on health. Compared with Lu Bu, the parts he needs to train are probably the second flash and timing control. With more actual combat, he will naturally become stronger. Don't worry, he is not a brain-burning hero.

Third place: Bai Qi

Bai Qi is one of the few heroes that some people would recommend to players who prefer "brainless" heroes. In actual use, he is simpler than the first two, because most of the time his passive skills do things for you and are automatically triggered without any specific conditions. It's like cheating. You don't need to rely on flash to take the initiative. Just practice your three skills and you'll be done. The reason he is underestimated is that a large number of people play as a tank, don't like to join the team, and always lead the line, which just wastes his mechanism. The correct way to play is to leave the lane after synthesizing the two-piece set, and join the team to face the enemy head-on. His line clearing speed is slow, and without teammates to accompany him, he cannot play a role.

Therefore, the value of single-player Bai Qi is zero. The taunt mechanism must be chosen when the crowd is crowded. Being a marginal person is a waste of the mechanism. In the mid-term, you should use the tank attribute advantage to bring rhythm for the team. The most important skill of these three people is the timing of the big move. Practice more to accumulate practical experience, fight anyone you see on the field, and easily win the strongest king rank. You will never have a shadow of the game that older players cannot beat young people.