Why do so many people have to go head to head in League of Legends

The man-machine area electric 6 drill 2 players will answer for you.

There are solo content in many sports competitions, boxing, table tennis, badminton, tennis and other events that are originally heads-up, so we won't talk about it. Ice hockey, for example, is a team sport, but in the North American Hockey Professional League, when two teams collide, you can signal the referee to box, and the game will continue after the fight. Basketball, but also bullfighting, etc.

Back to e-sports, because dota-like games: dota, dota2, true three, lol, Qifan, Dream Three Kingdoms, the number of participants in this kind of game is 5v5 or even 10v10, so when there is a dispute in the game, because the participation of other people cannot really judge the strength of two people, so in order to hone the line and kill skills, everyone will have a solo, that is, a 1v1 duel, in order to verify the real strength gap between the two sides without external interference. Dota's SH and similar modes are also a channel for people to practice and judge a version of a hero's laning ability on various platforms.

Back to lol. Foreign solo has held competitions, usually in order to hone skills, (of course, foreigners must also have scolding, but after all, there are few) such as the American service Ruiwen solo, on the road, a blood or a tower is considered a victory. Domestic solo is usually because of a dispute with a teammate or opponent in a game, resulting in grievances, so heads-up, the rule is usually three kills in the middle or two towers forbidden monsters.

I hit diamond 2.,Along the way, there are constant disputes.,Some teammates scolded you.,Called solo.,There are other sides of the dissatisfaction that you rely on your teammates to win.,Disagree with solo.,In the end, it's all over.,Gambling money and gambling on Q coins in the end The losing side has never given a bet.。。。 It's okay for everyone to scold each other, there are so many people in a district, as long as you rise fast enough, you won't encounter so many teases with poor strength but a lot of temper. I also often build maps to illustrate heroes in custom games and practice solo.

Personally, I think solo can represent more than 70% of a person's skills, although there is a lack of interaction with teammates and overall team battle judgment, etc., but the solo ability side reflects a person's hand speed, the ability to understand the hero, positioning, deception, the ability to calculate skill damage, and the ability to remember the opponent's skill CD. What, you say these aren't enough for high-end players? Then you still go to watch more than a dozen domestic commentators that make money, and choose one to broadcast for everyone.

Therefore, if someone is really unconvinced, and you do have the confidence to educate him, then have a solo game with him, save reps and results, and speak with strength.

Because those who shout heads-up are low-ranking trolls.

If you don't have a good fight, you can go head-to-head or see who is at a high level.

Shen is a tank and warrior hero who uses energy bars, and is good at using his special ** "soul blade" to protect himself or defeat the enemy, and Shen is also very good at seizing the enemy's mistakes to rush into the void and rush into the air, or rush thousands of miles to help his teammates when they are in crisis.

Use the Q skill to make the soul blade pass through the enemy with constant caution. Shen can use the Upanishads to force a raid, cast a taunt, and then pull the blade through. This style of play can greatly increase Shen's damage, and then use the ninja soul blessing to dodge the opponent's counterattack.

Shen's W skill is especially useful in team fights, as it allows all of his teammates to dodge the opponent's basic attacks. Of course, all of this requires great positioning, and the cooldown time of skill dispersion also means that in later team fights, there may only be one chance. It's a powerful skill, but it's only effective when used at the right time.

Shen's passive shield is a very important part of this hero's skill library, especially in the late game. At level 16, he is able to cast abilities on other heroes all the time, and then the shield has almost no cooldown. This means that in the hands of the master, Shen will become an immortal super meat shield.

It's very simple to pick 2, just equip the other party's number, and the other is to look at your own skills, I recommend two to you.

1) Master - Jax.

W skill main point damage is high CD time is short, Q skill long-range attack jumps to the opponent, E skill will reduce about 70% of your normal attack and enemy hero skill damage to you, and after a certain period of time is released, it will have a stun effect on the enemy R skill ultimate will increase your attack speed When you want 1v2, first play for a while to grind the opponent's blood, and then open the E skill to reduce damage The main one of the 2 people is more crispy, and when the stun effect is generated, it will be directly opened, Kill one and then rely on the short CD cooldown of the W skill to grind another person to death.

2) Banished Blade - Riven.

As a hero with no rage and no blue, what are you afraid of in 1v2 It's nothing more than a CD cooldown.

Q Skill 3 Consecutive Jump and the last one, it will produce a knockback effect, W Skill roars to produce a stun effect, E Skill Dashes and produces a shield to reduce damage, and the Big Skill R** becomes larger to increase attack power, and comes with an AOE range ranged damage skill.

There is a knockback effect, there is a stun effect, there is a shield, there is a range damage skill, so dear, when you are 1v2, are you still afraid!!

Open r is equivalent to 4x crit, endless 5x.

1 red fork 1 electric blade 1 endless 2 drink blood, and then out of the defensive outfit (depending on the opponent) physical attack 400+, 2 people together to hit you 1 time is equivalent to hitting you 5 times without crit, attack speed, it also causes 10 damage per second without crit.

1 player XR skill = 2 people, 2 player times crit = 5 no crit, 5 no crit attack speed = 10 no crit per second).

or (1 player double crit = double crit, double crit attack speed = 5 no crit, 5 no crit XR skill = 10 no crit per second).

First Q stealth to the opponent's side, directly throw W and then open R

The strongest heads-up king! Virtue! No matter who the opponent is! In the late stage, they are absolutely invincible! AD out of the fire armor anti-armor! AP made simpler! A Q plus an E ignites and adds R to death.

Actually, you're all wrong, I think the undead warrior - Sain is the king of heads-up, I don't believe you try, the same equipment, invincible R plus attack speed and lifesteal, Q is stun, W is a shield, E plus attack. What do the gods think?

Metal master, 1 to 5 is possible!

A dozen two? To be honest, the League of Legends is balanced.,Basically, no hero will be too outstanding.,Some heroes with high output want accurate prediction.,Like Phoenix.,High output group control is not easy to die.,It's also across the road.,What you want is awareness and prediction.,The real one dozen 2 I think 2T can be.。 Not only meat, but also output.

The Hand of Knox, this should be fine, it is very powerful in the middle of the front and back.