What is the difficulty of the operation in the official positioning of League of Legends?

The single position itself requires good awareness and operation, and the ability to resist pressure and align with the line needs to be mastered to a certain degree. If you want to play the top single, and you don't want to pit your teammates, then you must avoid those top orders that are more difficult to operate. Today I will share with you those heroes who are officially considered to be difficult to operate!

Let's take a look at it before!

The official single-list hero has a <> difficulty rating for operation

Ike at level 8 difficulty.

Ike is also basically a mid-laner, and he was really strong when he first went online, but a hero will definitely be cut after the strong period when he just went online. Then it slowly walked towards the top single position, and the top single position is basically a half-meat existence. I remember that a long time ago, Ike of the Sun Flame + Ice Boxing Flow was really fun.

It can kite and chase enemies without brains, and its own frankness is still high, which can be called a-stirring stick.

Urgarte at difficulty level 8.

Urgarte has been beloved by the pros since the rework, and he can be seen in almost every round in the pros, and as long as he doesn't get banned, he's almost a must. But I don't think this hero is that difficult, although it's not to say that he's brainless, but at least it's simpler than Riven. I don't know what criteria the official criteria are used to rate the difficulty, which is really a joke.

Rambo with a difficulty level of 8.

Rambo used to be an active top laner in the professional arena, but unfortunately in the last few versions, Rambo is almost impossible to see as a hero. In fact, Rambo has a high explosive ability, and has a shield, a movement speed bonus and a slowdown effect, and the ultimate is a hero who can change the tide of battle. If you insist on saying that the reason why he is unpopular, it may be because of the fault tolerance, right?

It's easy to make mistakes when casting ultimate, and now that the fighters are mostly singles, Rambo is still quite uncomfortable.

Conclusion: Which orders are more difficult to operate in the official rating? If you like to see the official data, then you will definitely be until, I hope you can actively share, thank you!

In the official positioning, the operation difficulty of Ruiwen is level four, the operation difficulty of Erjiete is level eight, and the operation difficulty of Rambo is also level eight, and the operation of the list is very difficult!

The difficulty of operation is second to AD and mage, most of the top orders are warrior heroes, and warrior heroes are mainly used to open a group, and the difficulty of operation is not high.

The difficulty of operation is average, because the official positioning of the top orders are some half-meat or full-meat heroes, and there is little need to operate.

The position of the top laner is the most difficult to play in my heart, not that the difficulty of the top laner hero is, but as the longest single line, every time even if my strength is suppressed, I will always be caught by the opposite jungler. For an "old" player like me, my brain really can't turn when playing games, and it basically depends on technical toughness.

So slowly I started to play those relatively easy top laners, such as Galen, which is not very afraid of being gangked. So who has the lowest difficulty in getting a single order? Official data can tell you that Ruiwen is a bit "unworthy of the name"!

Difficulty 2 dog head

A vampire with a level 2 difficulty.

I can't bear it anymore when I see this.,The official said that the vampire's operation difficulty is only level 2? Who knows, who plays?,Although it can't be said that the operation difficulty of the vampire is top-notch.,But it's definitely not as simple as level 2.,In my opinion,At least you have to give a level 7 of operation difficulty.。 As a mid-to-late hero, his own damage and life-saving means are certainly strong, but he is very particular about entering the harvest or starting a group.

Galen at Difficulty Level 2.

Riven at level 4 difficulty.

To be honest, seeing this, I think Rui Wen is a bit "unworthy of the name", why do you say that? You can do a survey and ask everyone which is the most difficult to operate, and I believe that a large number of players will say that Ruiwen is the most difficult to operate. However, in the official positioning, Ruiwen's operation difficulty is only level 4, is this the data when Ruiwen did not invent the speed of light QA before?

The generation version plays Galen, as a hero trained by a novice, his operation difficulty is certainly not high. The official gave Galen a level 2 of operation difficulty, which can be said to be very in line with this positioning, simple and rough is synonymous with Galen.

I think Orn, the hero, has the lowest difficulty in the top order, because his own defense is very high, and he doesn't worry about being killed in seconds, so it doesn't matter if he makes a few mistakes in the operation occasionally, even if he is suppressed, as long as he puts his ultimate, his task is completed.

The power of Demacia, because this hero itself is very meaty, and the skills are all single damage, and there is no need for hit.

Galen, who is easy to operate and not weak in laning, is a low-difficulty top laner hero.

Carter with difficulty level 5.

To be honest, I played mid laner from the very beginning of playing League of Legends, and the first hero I came into contact with was Teemo, and then slowly started playing Carter.

This is also my favorite traditional midlaner, Carter, who was not very difficult to operate at the time, was the hero with the most five kills in the canyon. It wasn't until later that I slowly moved to ADC, then top laner, then jungler, because a lot of mid laner heroes were reworked.

The Czar of 9 levels of operational difficulty.

This mid-laner is really difficult, and it was relatively strong when it was first launched, and it slowly became an unpopular hero. Whether it's a high-end game or a low-end game, there are definitely not many people who play him, first of all, the difficulty of operation is relatively high, and it is not suitable for the version, so it can only be abandoned.

9 levels of operational difficulty.

This hero is actually not difficult according to the skill panel, of course, I am talking about the difficulty of getting started, but it is difficult to master it.

It's a non-directional skill Q and a doppelganger and E skill AOE.,The ultimate is a simple and brainless direct lock to an enemy.,It's not difficult to be such a hero, right? But the difficulty lies in the back and forth transformation of the shadow clone and the body, as well as how to spend the early stage.

"Three hands" with 9 levels of difficulty

His real name is Victor, the pioneer of the machine, but we prefer to call him "Three Hands"!

The difficulty of the operation is relatively high, as long as it is because his E skills are similar to Rambo's ultimate, it is difficult to master the balance, and there is nothing particularly difficult about the rest.

The difficulty is very high, because many of the official positioning midlaners are mage and assassin heroes, and these heroes require strong operation.

It's quite high, and the mid laner is a very important position, often an important output point, so the difficulty is still very high.

Mid-laner heroes generally have displacement skills, and the skill release is not directive, so it is very difficult to operate, and the skill hit rate is also very low. Therefore, the official definition of the difficulty of mid-laner heroes is very high.

League of Legends' officially most difficult top laners include the Mecho Public Enemy, the Minotaur Chieftain, and the Dreadnought. In fact, the difficulty of the operation of these three heroes of the mechanical public enemy and the bull head chief can be said to be reasonable, after all, the mechanical public enemy has to control the temperature to deal damage, and the bull head has to make combos to control the enemy. Dreadnought vehicles don't seem to be so manipulative.

Many times we like to look at some official data, and everyone thinks that this is the most authoritative, but is this really the case? In the official data, I saw several mages who were officially recognized as the least difficult, but the Dragon King was only level 2. For the hero of the Dragon King, who knows who uses it, it's not too difficult, okay?

Operation 1 level piano girl.

The Qin Girl is a support hero with a super high recovery ability, and her positioning is also a mage, so she really doesn't need any operation to get started. Especially in Smash Bros. After the incense burner and redemption, the recovery ability becomes higher and the damage is not low, and only the operation of the face scrolling keyboard can lead the teammates to victory.

However, in the Summoner's Canyon, it is relatively brittle in the early stage, and even if there is a recovery, the blue amount does not support large-scale consumption!

Operate a level 2 dragon king.

The Dragon King is almost invisible in the low-end game, but there are many gods in the high-end game who like to use him to score, why? It's not because the difficulty of the Dragon King is too high, but the official rating of the Dragon King is only level 2, and I don't know what it is based on. There is only one W as the main output in the lane, and the enemy fights with you in your "circle", and there is no output ability at all, but the team battle is very strong!

Operate a level 2 vampire.

In fact, the difficulty of vampires is not high, but it is difficult to master it, and the official positioning of level 2 is also a conscience. His strong consumption ability and recovery means make him active in the middle and upper two paths, but the vampire is a mid-to-late mage hero, and although he has a strong consumption ability in the early stage, he is not enough to crush his opponent. In the later team battle ability, vampires play a huge role, relying on the recovery ability to enter and exit seven times!

Operation the Bright Moon at level 4.

To be honest, when I saw the difficulty of the operation of the official positioning of the Bright Moon, I laughed directly. Level 4? This is even more exaggerated than the positioning of the Dragon King. How difficult it is to have a bright moon, I believe that all of you have experienced it yourself!

Officially, the lowest difficulty in the operation of the mid laner is the Qin Girl, the Fallen Angel and the Dark Girl, they all have something in common, that is, the skills are easy to understand, simple, and the damage is also very high.

The lowest officially recognized mid laners are Anne and Morgana, which are easy to operate, and it's not difficult to get started!

I think the hero with the lowest official difficulty should be Annie, Annie is a very simple hero, and the damage is also high, and the control is also there, which is very suitable for novices to play.

The Dark Daughter. The difficulty of getting started is simple, easy to operate, and the burst damage is also high, whether it is as a mid-laner position or a support position, Anne has an advantage in the lane, of course, this is all thanks to her passive, stacked with four layers of passive, the next skill can stun others, and the time of stun can reach up to seconds Fallen Angel: Morgana can also be singled, but there are more Morgana in the support position, and Morgana is a hero who also does not need to operate, and it is very simple to get started.

No, the arrival of the new season has made it possible for support heroes to still be super-gods, such as auxiliary, and now heroes with stun skills can become lower-lane support, and they are very powerful, like Annie now, Pan Sen, etc., Fallen Angels are very popular support, and they are still super-gods. In fact, everyone's inertial thinking is now in AP,AD on,ADC,Assisted,But this is not the rule of the game,If you play well as a hero,You can still choose any way,The hero is not fixed,It's just that his setting is more suitable for such a routine.,Personal opinion,For reference only.。

Yes, a lot. It's not positioned that way. AD depends on how you outfit and think of the dragon girl, you can play tank support or play output half tank.

AP is the same Annie can play auxiliary, output can be, brilliance I am generally output. However, some heroes are dedicated to support. Robots, and Wind Girl.

No, some heroes can't be played in certain positions, such as the dog head can't play support, but there is not only one positioning, such as Pan Sen can be a single can be assisted or a jungler can be played.

Not fixed. For example, Soraka is a mid-laner, an up-to-one, and an auxiliary. What VN on the single, banishment jungler, little fishman jungler. Too much, too much. I saw Anne jungle once...

No, it's just that everyone is used to that, like who said werewolves have to jungle? You can also single the attack speed, the mid laner AP and the single AD, and the dawn that can assist and output Giggs who said that you must go in the middle, single up or assist, the big head is also a jungler, is it not good to be a mid laner, is it not good to be a single one-on-one, is it not good to be a single auxiliary heads-up, is it,

It's not like this, for example, Pan Sen mainly plays the top laner, but the jungler, mid laner, and support can also be competent, although the performance in other positions may be slightly insufficient, but it will work wonders with certain lineups or playing styles.

The current heroes are diverse, and there is no fixed way of playing. For example, Pan Sen, Stone, and even **, Debang == can be used as an auxiliary to play. The choice of heroes still depends on everyone's overall lineup, and blindly choosing a hero may lead to losing the team battle.

No, it's just that I'm used to this, that is, I am a little stronger on the road, and the ADC is a pit on the road, understand? It's just suitable, not necessary.

What position a hero is suitable for playing is determined according to his skills, the hero's passivity and attribute growth. For example, the Angel of Judgment is known as an all-round hero and can play any position, and the prince can also play other positions except for the ADC. For example, I like to use Anne to play as a support, in fact, she is also very good at hitting the mid laner.

His skill and passive normal attack range, determine his positioning.

For example, VN, remote, physical, is destined to be an ADC. Of course, you can place an order and a medium order. If you're a person of the same level, you're basically going to be blown up

No, the scarecrow can be a midlaner and can be a jungler. A lot of heroes have developed a lot of positions.