Why is it called a natural disaster Konoe, why is it said that Konoe has an advantage over a natural

The Scourges are based on the Warcraft**, the Scourge Legion The name of the organization of the Burning Legion, led by the Fear Demon King, a large number of ghouls, gargoyles, etc., spread the plague and destroy the terrifying monsters of Azeroth

Konoe was translated later.,It's not practical.,Let's understand it as a defender Konoe = natural disasters are two words.,It's easy to read and sound.,The first translator also translated it like this.,It's used.

The Scourge is the Dark Side, taken from the story of the Warcraft game, the Scourge Legion is a demon that has invaded the world.

Konoe later translated, Dota author Madfrog took it, it has no practical meaning, understood as a defender or something, the first translator also translated it like this, and it was used.

The full name of Dota is Defense of the Ancient Guardian Battle, and the names of these two factions are based on the history of Dota's setting.

In fact, Konoe does not have an advantage over natural disasters, on the contrary, natural disasters actually have a greater advantage than natural disasters. Because the geographical location of the natural disaster is relatively close to Roshan, it is not easy to be discovered by others when it is stolen, and it is difficult for the guards to arrive faster than the natural disaster to stop the natural disaster from taking Roshan, unless they are near there at the beginning, and the wild area between the 2 towers is a high ground, and the guards are unlikely to be able to bypass the tower and directly cross the tower to kill, but when the natural disaster pushes the 2 towers of the guard, it can, in fact, it can be seen from here that the natural disaster is actually more advantageous than the guard.

But why do Konoe have an advantage over natural disasters in general? This is because of the fixed thinking caused by people's psychological suggestion, thinking that the victory rate of the guards is higher than that of natural disasters, and this is only because the general black is in the guards, and the number of times the guards fight is more than the natural disasters, and for the various points of the guards, each point of attention should be more delicate and clear than the natural disasters. Many people think that the advantage of the guards is greater than that of the natural calamity, just because you are more familiar with the guards than the natural calamity.

In fact, from the perspective of game balance, there are no advantages and disadvantages between Scourge and Guard. Because if one side has a particular advantage, it will cause the balance of the whole game to be severely hit, and eventually lead to a reduction in the lifespan of the whole game, which is something that the producers of each game are not happy to see. There will be constant updates and modifications to speed up the game process, modify and maintain balance, and increase the game factor to attract more players.

Secretly, if there is no hero intervention on both sides, only the soldiers fight each other, it is a natural disaster to knock out the old guard of the guard, not by chance that it has been tried many times).

Mainly because of the relationship between the black store and the fear of the black store of some players with a bit of skill, the novice of natural disasters is easy to lose, so the winning rate is low.

In fact, CW inside is a natural disaster has an advantage. Ta Roshan has the advantage.

This doesn't mean it must be.

If you want to say that the advantage is that it is very easy for the guards to be black in the passerby bureau.

Luffy's game in the case of not being black is basically the same.

At most, it's a rookie who is good at mending knives, and most of them are turned by the real three players. 3. Why do you say that you need to bring a group of eyes when you go out? Take the natural disaster as an example, if the guards don't seal the wilderness, a skilled hero can do it without spending at all.