Teleport Summoner Skills open up the way for mutation, two heroes take the lead in demonstrating the "leech flow"

At first, the plan was to add a summoner skill for the Grass Spirit, which seemed to be a useless extra combat partner, but it secretly restored health for the soldiers and had a first-class effect in pushing towers. When used with a healing hero, the amount of healing was almost doubled. Several defense towers were forcibly demolished, leaving only a low-health soldier or cannon cart. There was a high probability that the defense would have no hope of a comeback because of the addition of a Grass Spirit.

Transmission is convenient for support or change of money

Fortunately, the Grass Spirit playstyle was limited in time, and in the new S38 season, it was cancelled and a teleport function was added instead. Many heroes began to test the teleport flow and how to integrate it into the mechanism, which might be helpful for pushing towers and developing. After testing by experts, heroes with teleport or flying skills, such as Nezha and Liu Bang, are indeed suitable for changing their summoner skills to teleport. After pushing the line, they can quickly support the team, fly between the lanes, return to the city or revive, and immediately return to their original positions to continue fighting, clearing soldiers and developing.

However, all this is just the beginning. The teleportation flow has finally evolved and opened up more uses. Many heroes take this opportunity to enter a mutated state. Instead of using flash to move and purification to remove negative effects, this widespread teleportation has greatly accelerated the development speed and transformed into a "leech flow", parasitizing on three sides, sharing resources in the name of support, and making money. Let's find out now.

Leech Flow in the Confrontation Road: Sikong Zhen

Sikong Zhen demonstrated to all the heroes in the confrontation lane how to make big money by teleporting. The original purpose of the skill was to be used by the tank for roaming support. There was a teleportation array next to it, so he could fly to the development lane. He had the teleportation skill to return to the lane for defense, thus achieving high-frequency support and deepening the sense of participation in the confrontation lane. It was no longer a one-on-one fight. This season, it has become a "blood-sucking" gameplay. The essence of the leech flow is to use two teleportation paths to fly to three lanes and eat three waves of soldiers. On the surface, it is helping to drive away the enemy, but in fact it is taking advantage of the economy and openly sucking the blood of teammates to expand itself.

Although Sikong Zhen's output is huge, he is still fragile at heart. His warrior attributes are low, he relies on the front row to resist damage, and he has no skills to keep people. He certainly can't fly on his own, but he uses teleportation to eat money and uses overwhelming economy to restrain the opponent, which gives a better experience.