Is lol T1, T2, T3, T4 useful?

Hello landlord. It is generally determined whether the hero is mainstream, which is the t here. There are two factors to consider, and player strength is only one aspect.

When it comes to t, it is assumed that the players are equal in strength. For example, two players of the same strength, one with a male gun and the other with Teemo.

Teemo just can't beat the man. This can be said to be the reason why the male gun is always the ADC of T1, and Teemo is difficult to get into T.

In the final analysis, t is just a statement, a ranking summarized by players with actual combat experience.

If you have a lesson in a hero, you can ignore the rank of T.

Doesn't elementz say every time, although xx is t4, but I believe that some people who specialize in him can use it as well as t1, elementz said that the doublelift robot is t1, but how many people can use it like him? On average, it is T3. Therefore, the number of t can be understood as the comprehensive index of the hero's difficulty coefficient and its own strength, and a large part of the strength is the ability to line up.

For example, Bobby's hero is very powerful in terms of single skills.,Percentage damage can resist and fight without control.,Relatively its line solo ability is definitely lol's top three.,No clear soldier skills,Super long attack forward swing,As a result, she has almost no chance to appear in the current version.,This hero is definitely not garbage.,But no one uses it well.,Naturally, it's ranked behind.。

On the other hand, this ranking is basically based on the recent large-scale competitions, which belongs to hindsight type analysis, basically just look at it, the reference value is not large, and everyone knows what is good and what is not good, the key is to have a hero that you are good at.

Actually, it's not garbage, even if you rebalance, there are always some stronger heroes in each version, because unless all heroes are exactly the same, it's impossible to be absolutely balanced. This ranking is made by elementz according to the strength of the version, and the degree of development of the hero in his level of rank, which can be referred to, but seriously, novice players had better not blindly pursue t1 heroes, because it is not a level of operation and awareness, and the strength of heroes is not the same.

Of course, it is useful, and the advantages of hero team fights, appearance rate, popularity, and win rate all play a big role.

This just means the hero's ability, and I think that players with the same skill level will win with t1 or t2, and with t1, I think so.

Heroes with relatively large team contributions are mainly in T1

League of Legends T1 refers to the strongest heroes in each position in a certain period, T2 refers to heroes slightly inferior to T1 strength, and T3 and T4 are heroes whose strength decreases again.

League of Legends, English name: League of Legends, is the main creator of the game by Steve Guinsoo, the original map author of Dota-Allstars, and Pendragen, the founder of the Dota-Allstars community, and Tomcadwell, who was the game planner of Blizzard World of Warcraft, the main planner of Warcraft 3, and the numerical balancer of Warcraft 3.

tier 1(t1)

tier 2(t2)

These heroes are only a little worse than T1, they can do their roles well, they should be prioritized when choosing heroes, and they work well together in most rosters.

Players should play these heroes if they want to progress their game level and reach a competitive level. Master all the T1 and T2 heroes and you'll be a terrifying force that gets prioritized.

tier 3(t3)

These heroes are also very useful on the team, just lower than T1 and T2. They have the ability to compete with higher-than-the-other heroes, but in Draft mode, they are not prioritized for banning or picking.

They are usually 4-5 selected to complement your own lineup or be an effective lineup against your opponents.

Overall, these heroes are useful as well, but they're not the ones you try so hard to pick or show up in your roster every time.

tier 4(t4)

These heroes are not as convenient as the heroes above in playing their own roles.

They will only be considered at the end of the selection process, and will be used to bring something extra to your roster, such as an extra burst, an extra ultimate, or an extra support that you think will make your roster better.

Overall, they are not a competitive roster option and are still available, but they are at the end of the selection round.

tier 5(t5)

A new bracket is the ones who are weak in the team.

Difficult to join: I can't find any better place for these heroes than other picks. They're not going to be really helpful or add variables to the lineup or changes you want to make in the lineup.

They're not bad on a lot of solo occasions, but it's a 5v5 qualifying and I wasn't expecting to see any of them. They can easily be compared to other heroes when they play their roles.