Their win rates are extremely high in the early and late game; these two marksmen shouldn't drag out their pace, as evidenced by data from the King of Glory website. (II)

If you pick Goya in the development lane, please don't be lazy in the early game. You won't have a so-called "development period." You need to exert your strength from the start to see the light of victory. Otherwise, if you frequently engage in skirmishes and hide under the turret, even with three core items, your win rate will drop significantly in the mid-game. At 53.28%, you're not exactly weak, but you'll probably notice something's wrong, especially when the opponent's defensive items are complete. You might think you're falling behind in gold and gamble on a late-game carry, but the mainstream playstyle is the orb build. Without penetration in the late game, you can't deal any damage, and you can't even handle squishy champions, let alone a front-line tank.

Spell defense is not a priority equipment.

Goya is exceptionally strong in the early game, thanks not only to numerical advantages but also to her item build strategy, which perfectly complements her skill mechanics. Goya is a ranged attacker who harasses and kites, with a passive knock-up and an ultimate that summons a desert for crowd control. In the early game, the magic damage from the Lightning Dagger means that, in conventional play, no one will choose magic defense as their second item, making it highly effective against enemies. In the late game, when the economy is even and the Witch's Cloak is completed, some of the magic damage can be mitigated. Moreover, it's a humble item with passive damage that lacks penetration and physical damage, putting her in a very awkward situation.

To mitigate their late-game disadvantage, many Chinese players build items like the Blade of Judgment and then the Sunbow, stacking attack speed to the max and dealing damage quickly. However, their overall damage output remains weak. This is where Goya's survivability and positioning truly come into play. Therefore, playing Goya in a late-game scenario is a huge mistake and a waste of time.

Yuanliu Archer

The Yuanliu Archer's stats are quite extreme, comparable to Goya's. Her early-game win rate is 57.14%, while her late-game win rate is only 45.14%, a difference of 12%. Her early-game strength is mainly due to her ultimate, Flying Arrow, which is difficult to block and can be easily countered. She also possesses a second skill with multiple dashes. Her basic attack feels mediocre, and in fights, you'll find yourself inexplicably hurt. Even before completing her items, she can still win. Don't get overconfident and think you'll get better later; her win rate actually drops sharply, falling by 5-6% in the mid-game. Once she breaches the tower and leaves the development lane, the nightmare begins.

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