What impact will the decline in the gold content of Honor Crystals have on skin redemption volume? (Part 2)

Mechs are a man's romance, but it's female players who are most willing to spend money in games. Before we get to the top, let's discuss who's in seventh place. We never expected it to be Zhuge Liang's Star Domain Revelation. It was heavily criticized upon release, with calls for a rework and its incredibly ugly model. But the undeniable fact is that this versatile mid-lane hero is extremely popular and desperately needs a better version to improve its feel and effects. The Collector's Edition is your choice; you can't complain about the feel.

Fourth to sixth place

While there have been many subsequent releases, Swan Dream, which has been shelved for many years, remains firmly in sixth place. Its feel might not be the best, but Xiao Qiao has played multiple versions. While the special effects coverage doesn't seem high, and the meteor shower's range always feels smaller, the luxurious feel of the casting process is undeniable. Fifth place goes to Yu Ji's Divine Revelation skin, a dual-form skin. After equipping it, the arrow-shooting animation is less noticeable, the special effects are gorgeous, and the feel is smooth. As a popular hero with many excellent skins, such as the Year of the Snake limited edition, its design breaks through established norms. Released for a limited time, if you miss the best opportunity to buy it, simply get the Glory Collection version.

Fourth place goes to Han Xin's "Shadow Hunter" skin. Professional players have provided the best example. Back then, WB Nuanyang used Tachibana Ukyo to defeat AG Super Play's Han Xin. The former's popularity soared, but the latter was wearing the collector's edition skin and had many highlight moments. The performance on the field doesn't lie, which invisibly boosted its redemption volume.

First to third place

Now that we're in the top three, who will emerge victorious? The third place goes to Galo's "First Symphony," which received a boost shortly after its release. The skin itself is of high quality, with a timeless design. Its appearance, effects, and feel all meet the criteria. If it weren't for its quirky archer role, low survival rate, reliance on teammates for protection, and the arduous development phase, which focuses on late-game damage, it would rank even higher.

Second place goes to Kai's Silver Aria. In terms of dual-form effects, Kai is the perfect embodiment. His ultimate skill, Demonic Transformation, is the easiest to design, and the transformation effect is always the most dazzling. It's a popular skin, offering a decent experience in both the jungle and top lane, so its high redemption rate is expected. On the other hand, the first-place skin, Yao, has a rather ordinary feel and design concept. She doesn't have many mature-looking skins; besides "Encountering the Divine Deer," the only other option for upgrading is the Collector's Edition. With the support of her popularity as a support character, no one can take her championship.