Don't be overconfident in the early stages. Official data has been updated. Is Marco Polo's win rate less than 40%? (Part 3)

The easiest way to lose at the beginning is to be overconfident. Marco Polo has multiple displacement options and can easily become arrogant and provoke others to fight. He moves backward and shoots bullets at the same time, thereby consuming the opponent's health. On the other hand, another player, Baili Shouyao, has high sniper damage. After a large number of players go to the development road, the first thing they do is to open the scope and shoot. However, they don't know that two shots can't hit the target, and only the awkward normal attack template is left. The line is cleared very slowly. The auxiliary is next to you, but doesn't notice you standing in the back row, and you can't get to the line. The line right is taken away by your own auxiliary. The opponent buys an auxiliary stone, and your economy will be at the bottom at any time.

Sun Quan: 44.26 percent

Sun Quan, the shooter who has been praised to the sky this season, congratulations on being listed as the weakest shooter in the early stage. This is the data released by the official. His ultimate skill is not unsolvable and can be easily interrupted by small controls. However, Sun Quan before level 4 is vulnerable and has a scraping-like output. The role of his first skill is at most to accumulate marks and block walking. In a serious laning match, his damage is not as good as Doria's splash or Cai Wenji's sonic boom.

Sun Quan is a skill-based marksman, with basic attacks supporting him and skills providing primary damage. His damage output is limited, and his moves seem mere gimmicks to his opponents. It's only in the mid-to-late game that he begins to shine, achieving a win rate similar to Marco Polo's, breaking the 50% mark. His rise to prominence coincides with the completion of his first offensive equipment. His Lightning Dagger provides significant attack speed and critical damage, and his ultimate skill triggers frequently, making him a high-speed launcher.

Overcoming a weak early game isn't difficult; the secret lies in careful development. His ultimate can easily overwhelm players, much like Shangguan Wan'er's Flying Sky. It's difficult to accumulate enough marks to spawn it, and not attacking seems like a waste of advantage. Players often assume they can rely on their ultimate to kill even half-health heroes, and this inexplicable confidence is one of the reasons why his early win rate is low.

Remember, you're always a marksman, with a fragile physique. Don't overthink your resilience. Don't let the ultimate's agility affect your judgment. In short, earn enough money to buy your first piece of damage equipment; the mid-to-late game is your strongest period. Sun Quan is ranked third from the bottom, with Jialuo and Cang above him. He relies on crit items, so his early-game weakness is natural.