In the national server rankings of jungler strength, Ma Chao is number one, Zhuge Liang has successfully transitioned to a new role, and Yun Ying is making rapid progress.

The data comparison of the national server's combat power is not something many people pay special attention to. Honor of Kings has hundreds of millions of players, suitable for all ages, including office workers and students. It is becoming increasingly difficult to find time to play games, so they stop at ranked matches. The addition of the star-adding mechanism has reduced the trouble of ranking up. The goal is only to reach the highest rank, and they have no intention of participating in the peak matches. They just want to have fun and relax.

Many heroes have begun to transition into junglers.

Entering the virtual world and becoming someone else entirely, the competition is so fierce that it can ruin your mood and your original aspirations. Besides, ranked matches have a group queue function, and the peak tournament has a solo queue function. Coming here shows that those who are determined and eager to win will see ranked matches as just a ticket to the peak tournament. If you're going to fight, fight for the national server power level, become the strongest in the entire server, make it to the top of the trending topics, and compete with other players for rankings, even if there is no reward.

Every role has its own merits. Some players are willing to play a support role, quietly contributing to help their teammates achieve victory, pursuing the ultimate burst damage and the exhilarating feeling of a one-hit kill. They might choose a mid-lane mage, while a marksman in the development lane takes over the rhythm and control in the late game, satisfying the feeling of a single-player game while making team contributions. In a 1v1 situation in a five-player game, they might play a warrior in the top lane. With the changing versions, many heroes have begun to transition into junglers. Magic has more jungle resources and speed-up equipment, while warriors and tanks have the ability to stand and fight. After a few rounds, the key figure who controls the fate of the team is still the jungler.

Jungler rankings in the Chinese server

Besides win rate and appearance rate, the national server power rating also proves their strength. In a world full of experts and where the odds are stacked against them, who is the real master? Thanks to netizens who took the average power rating from the four major regions of the system and compiled a list, sorted by power rating over 100, we finally have data for reference.

The top-ranked player is Ma Chao, who dominates both the side lanes and the jungle. There's a significant gap between him and Zhuge Liang, who is in second place, with Ma Chao leading by over 400 points. What they have in common is that Ma Chao is a dual-class jungler. Zhuge Liang was originally a mage, but his ability to withstand pressure in the mid lane is too low. Without the resources from the jungle, he enters the fray with his passive ability and can't achieve much. He relies on luck to get kills, and when he loses, he plays cautiously, constantly moving and retreating, using his first skill to poke. He's not even as good as Wang Zhaojun.