Honor of Kings: Support gradient list, who is firmly in T0, Zhuang Zhou dropped to T2.

In late September or early October, Season 40 will conclude. Players have less than a month left to reach their desired rank. With summer rewards over, it's only natural to turn their attention to ranked matches. The pressure of being a main damage dealer is immense, and the best option is to switch to the support role. Time is running out, so instead of slowly practicing heroes, it's better to find the best meta and leverage their attributes to gain an innate advantage. The damage environment is constantly changing, and as we reach the end of the season, do you know who is currently the most powerful and capable support?

T0: Su Lie, Zhang Fei, Kong Kong Er, Shao Si Yuan

These four can be called the Four Heavenly Kings, and their gradients are soaring straight up. Su Lie and Zhang Fei, both tanks and supports, have never disappointed in their performance. The former can start a team fight with a ground slam and flash, knocking away all enemies within the range, and his team control effect is far better than all mages. Zhang Fei has a full sense of security and is the strongest meat shield for shooters. His small skills can create a shield to deal with attrition battles or being bloodsucked. His ultimate skill is to transform into a beast and first stun the enemies on the path, and then go crazy and bite the enemies madly.

Soft supports are in vogue, but only these two stand out, and there's data to prove it. Take Su Lie as an example, his appearance rate in all segments is 3.1%, and his win rate is 51.87%; his appearance rate in the 1350 peak game is 6.1%, and his win rate is 54.21%; his appearance rate in high-star games is 4.5%, and his win rate is 52.24%; his appearance rate in top games is 20.77%, and his win rate is 50.97%. It's easy to imagine how highly valued he is by the great players.

Shao Siyuan is easily restrained

As for the remaining two soft supports, Shao Siyuan wins in mobility. To exaggerate a bit, she can kill a shooter alone in the early stage. Her leg kick control is really annoying. She has been weakened several times and her strength has dropped. She is not weak. Her disadvantage is that she must be banned. Both teams are competing to use her. Among the four, she is the one who is easiest to restrain. She is a bit parasitic. After kicking someone, she needs teammates to pick them up. Otherwise, she will be thrown there like Yaomei and will surely die.

The experience of Kongkonger is good, but the difficulty of getting started is a bit high, and the performance is polarized. The masters constantly use clones to explore the grass and vision, and when they become pathological, they can directly steal your health packs, and even the equipment you saved up money to buy. In the low-end games, everyone has their own opinions. The clones come out and run around, and the advantage of damage sharing becomes a fatal point that kills themselves.