Don’t be overconfident in the early stages. According to official updated data, Marco Polo’s win rate is less than 40%?

With more practical experience, you will find that there are a large number of players in the game who do not pay much attention to the hero's strong period, lack of attributes, incomplete equipment, and are under pressure when laning. They have no choice but to go ahead. Unfortunately, the auxiliary next to them does not know how to let the line go into the tower and does not leave the safe zone. They watch themselves being replenished and earn a wave of gold coins and experience.

In order for the shooter to get out of the weak period as soon as possible, teammates should provide more support

If your dominant phase hasn't arrived yet, a head-on confrontation will inevitably lead to a losing cause. Without support from mages and junglers, you'll scale slowly, die too often, and then be blamed for your low skill level. The most frustrating thing about playing a casual marksman is being forced to stay in lane to develop. Your teammates expect you to deliver maximum damage, but you only rise to prominence in the late game. You're overwhelmed early on, dragged down until the very late game, and only then can you even manage to win. It also requires careful timing of entry, map reading, and the availability of support to provide protection. So many environmental factors are involved. The marksman is the core of the team, but the contradiction lies in the team's lack of understanding of the marksman's win rate due to his rhythmic rhythm within the game, expecting you to attack everyone you meet, like a super soldier.

Marco Polo: 39.46%

Everyone knows Marco Polo as a dual-resistance, dual-displacement character, possessing Yao to control and hold opponents, stun-inflicting himself, and spinning 360 degrees to fire bullets. His high true damage is so high that even front-line tanks can't handle it. But did you know that his early game win rate is actually the lowest? Only 39.46%, less than 40%.

The weakest shooter in this version, there is no sign that he is being planned to be killed. Using a stupid shot to fight against him, he still loses miserably. It is very likely that you choose the wrong time to fight against him. Marco Polo's level is almost the same as Li Yuanfang. His explosive ultimate move sweeps through the enemy and completes all kills. It is really not easy to do in the S40 season. He has multiple displacements. As long as you pay close attention, you will find that he is trembling with fear. The bullet of his first skill is simply used to play tricks and prevent the opponent from getting close.

If his teammates weren't paying attention and didn't come to gank him, Marco Polo would simply leave the development lane, go to the mid lane to steal a lane, then head straight to the confrontation lane to join a team fight. Finally, he'd use the portal to return to his original path and defend his lane. How could he succeed in his rut? Only in the later stages did his win rate finally reach the 50% mark.