Jungle rankings in the Chinese server: Ma Chao is number one, Zhuge Liang has successfully transitioned to a new role, and Yun Ying is making rapid progress. (Part Two)

Ma Chao and Zhuge Liang, ranking first and second in the national server's combat power, is absolutely reasonable. The former is from the top lane, while the latter is a mage. Their original lanes could not provide a suitable output environment or enough gold to buy equipment. Staying under the tower to withstand pressure and relying solely on the insignificant resources of the minion wave would only drag the game out. By leaving their comfort zones, fighting everywhere, invading the enemy jungle and stealing buffs, and calling on teammates to group up, they have accumulated kill after kill, suddenly creating a new era. Ma Chao's strength was expected. He has been nerfed by the developers for several versions, and his skill ceiling has to be raised. But no one expected that Zhuge Liang would be ranked second. Jungling is common in ranked matches, and it turns out that his combat power has already far surpassed many regular junglers.

The third and fourth places are occupied by Jing and Pei Qinhu, both pure assassin classes. Their overall strength in the Chinese server is lower than theirs, perhaps due to their lower pick rate; they are frequently banned and rarely used, making it difficult to rate them as top players. Among the top ten, the one worth discussing and analyzing is Miyamoto Musashi, who is currently ranked tenth. While the hero remains strong, his performance has declined significantly compared to his past performance. His higher position has been given to other junglers, indicating that his combat power has been suppressed.

The excessive suppression of healing effects caused Miyamoto Musashi to drop several places in a row.

Players like Miyamoto because he is easy to operate. His ultimate skill locks onto targets and his sword energy cuts through all projectiles. Even Nuwa's ultimate skill charges up energy, Zhuge Liang's spirit bomb, if timed correctly to bait skills, or when he is low on health and locked on, are his key means of self-preservation. In team battles, he can also stand up to help teammates cut off that fatal attack, leaping towards the target and inflicting a healing reduction effect.

Unlike the slow health regeneration of Blade of Judgment and Nightmare's Fang, the healing ban will make you vaguely see the health that should have been restored suddenly turn dark in the battle screen. It will not return until the negative effect is removed. So when facing Yang Yuhuan, don't be too calm. You can briefly leave for a few seconds when you enter an invincible state with your ultimate skill. If she catches up to you and you are not within a safe distance, there is still a chance of dying.

In a meta where healing is paramount, why has Miyamoto Musashi begun to decline? The reason is inseparable from the increase in his ban rate. There is a cause and effect: his peak period is not over yet, so don't worry, he hasn't been targeted in low to mid-ranked players.