Popular heroes in each lane, preferred by novices for ranking up, no need to check the gradient.

Every summoner has their own strategy for solo play, finding friends to team up with and coordinate. Two-player teams might play a ranged player or support, three-player teams might add a jungler or mage, and five-player teams are best discussed and communicated through microphones to find the most suitable lineups and matchups that meet all needs. Solo players are like lone rangers, requiring them to study strategies, compare data, observe win rates, and use the data to their advantage, ultimately achieving dominance on the battlefield.

Gradient suitable for high-end reference

In the lower tiers, not many people care about hero tiers, no matter how poorly they're reviewed. Just look at Marco Polo, with his dual resistance and dual displacement mechanics, who seems timeless. Despite his recent disastrous performance, players persist, playing every match as if it were their destiny until victory. Lu Bu has been nerfed several times, but his success stems from his simplicity and ease of use. So, have they been eliminated? No, he still has a very high play rate, especially in the lower tiers.

Most of the gradients posted on the forum are for reference in high-end games and are not suitable for all players. In the end, awareness and adaptation are the keys to victory. They sound very reasonable, but when it comes to your own hands, you always feel something is wrong, you can't get started, and you're not used to it. Even if you are T0, you end up playing as T4. What's more, low-level segments prioritize personal interests and popularity, and you have no time to take care of the team, complementarity of combos, and focus on control and protecting the core. When you get your beloved hero, you're already grinning with your hands covering your mouth. A hero, from the gold rank, reaches the strongest king, this effort and courage are worthy of praise.

In any case, there are some heroes in the canyon who cannot adapt to the version and cannot get the bonus, and are sent to the T4 gradient, but it does not mean that they are ridiculously bad. In the public game, they can still make a name for themselves and perform well. In the five major lanes, guess who they are?

Confrontation Road: Xiahou Dun

Although it is ranked low, it takes the civilian route. Checking the quality of the skins, the answer is obvious. There are more epic and brave skins, which are basically given away or with discounts. There are only a few legendary skins. It was upgraded to the jungle route before, but later it returned to its original form. It has to choose between confrontation and support. The strength has been sluggish, the control is unstable, and there are many back and forth movements, which make it easy to be countered. The disadvantages of being fragile in team battles are directly highlighted.