Season S45: Trap Zones Everywhere, These Three Heroes Randomly Touched Them, Immediately Causing a Mental Breakdown in Pre-Selection: Ming Shi Yin Edition

The version is unpredictable and unpredictable; no one could have imagined that the thrill of economic domination and rampant battles would be replaced by a strategy for ranking up. While the fun remains, the original goal of ranking up has been significantly slowed down. Choice is more important than effort, and data analysis plays a crucial role. No one is stopping you from sticking with your main hero; competitive games encourage playing your best hero for the best experience. Unfortunately, with changes in stats and equipment adjustments, your signature hero has fallen to the bottom. Even with masterful play, there's a point where performance declines, leading to deaths, ganks, and being overwhelmed—no amount of movement can save you. This is the current state of the game.

The pre-selected lanes are somewhat of an illusion. Once you reach the King rank, you're forced to play two lanes, increasing the chances of a lane being filled. The original support, once a parasite, becomes a game-changer when placed in the fifth pick. This is due to the current meta, the current weakness, or the strength inherited from the previous version. There are many ways to play it, but not many more. It's so weak that it hits rock bottom. At this point, the so-called "main" becomes a ticking time bomb. Yes, you're the one who ruins the whole team's game experience. Would you want that to happen to you?

Ming Shiyin: A Kite with a Broken String

Every season sees the emergence of various meta heroes, some of whom are like lightning, exploding upon contact, causing self-destruction before they can even be controlled. This time, we'll announce the options for blacklisting these heroes. These are the heroes you should avoid this season. First on the list is Ming Shi Yin. He's been reworked several times, adding more lane connections. Connecting teammates increases attack, while reducing the opponent's defense. How romantic it sounds to team up and climb the ranks! But the partner is a complete stranger. Synergy is unknown. You turn left, they turn right; a disconnect means losing all buffs. His strength is zero, and his win rate is abysmal. It's so exaggerated that showing up ruins your mentality, much like the old Bai Li Shou Yue.

Whether in high-level games or across all ranks, nobody understands why anyone would pick Ming Shi Yin. What's the point? Ranged DPS, mobility DPS, and auto-attack DPS are all starting to move while riding the fog of war. How is this support supposed to keep up?

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