In high-level games, how do you deal with any one of the four great constables in the restricted area if they are released?

The 2025 KPL Annual Finals have finally come to an end. The professional players' strategies and lineups are very valuable for reference. Take the mid-lane Nuwa, for example. Their matrix space synthesis and Tetris-like gameplay are so skillful that they have almost no rivals. They often create amazing moments. Even when a teammate is tethered by Haiyue and about to be pulled into the illusion, they can push away the enemy with a block and then follow up with their ultimate skill to release explosive energy. This not only saves the teammate's life but also sends the opponent back to the fountain, leaving no time to press the recall button.

However, returning to casual games, players might have a different perspective. According to data released by the King of Glory official website, the most banned characters in the peak ranking matches don't include any mid-laners. Instead, several supports have become a thorn in the side. Dunshan, Shao Siyuan, Zhuang Zhou, and Miyamoto Musashi are considered the "Four Great Constables," causing panic and fear. In the absence of other options, the simplest solution is to ban them and prevent anyone from playing them. But is it really that unsolvable? What if we let our guard down and forget to target them? How can we counter that?

Dunshan: Zero Countermeasures

The revamped Dunshan, a public enemy, is not only powerful but also a support character. He has been given a new stone shield jet and his ultimate skill launches a light wall that bounces outwards. He no longer stands still with his shield to protect teammates, greatly improving his margin for error. In the initial test server, the effect was that the target would automatically separate if they used a movement skill after merging. However, the official server downplayed this issue. As long as teammates do not click the button, he will hold them up for the entire time until the skill's duration ends. This truly elevates the "conjoined twins" gameplay to another level.

Previously, shields were used to shoot down projectiles and had an advantage in ground attacks, especially with Wang Zhaojun's freeze, Xiao Qiao's knockback, and Zhang Liang's ultimate. Any small control effect could render the so-called strongest shield useless, leaving it vulnerable to attacks. In Season 41, this version requires warriors to counter these attacks, which feature area damage, true damage, and combo attacks. Lu Bu's spear, Zhen Ji's water ball projectile, and Zhou Yu's ground burn can all be used to attack two targets simultaneously with a single attack.

With the emergence of Dunshan, the ranged attacker is lifted up and gains a small additional dash, making him more agile than ranged attackers like Goya. There is currently no answer to finding a counter, and his ban rate is as high as 76.8%, so his strength is no joke. Dian Wei and Liu Chan can be considered for applying pressure, one with fast attack speed and the other with a lot of control.