In the King s Canyon, which of your opponents are you most afraid of flashing?

In the King's Canyon, I am most afraid that Zhuge Liang will use flash, because if he is silky blood, and Zhuge Liang will always chase you when he sees you, and then use flashing to enlarge the move.

In the King's Canyon, we are most afraid of the flash of the Eastern Emperor. He'll flash over and bite you, and your teammates will surely rush up and kill you.

What I fear most is that when my own blood is broken, any person flashes and dies in a flash.

In the King's Canyon, what we are most afraid of the opponent is that Mulan flashes, really, sometimes we don't know how we died.

Of course, it is the heroes of the Eastern Emperor Zhang Liang who have hard control, and they flash over and bite you.

What I am most afraid of in the King's Canyon is the flash of Sun Wukong, every time he flashes, I will either die or have a miserable blood.

In King's Canyon, I am most afraid of the opponent's soul hook flash technique, in the blink of an eye, she is next to you and then releases the skill to hook you.

In King's Canyon, I am most afraid of the flashes of my opponents. It really doesn't matter which flashes. Because I'm a game scumbag, the operation is rather bad.

I'm afraid you haven't seen a hundred miles of flashes. A two-skill and a big flattening A, I'm afraid I'll go home full of blood.

His own Lu Ban flashed through the wall without incident.

Honor of Kings is about to have a new summoner skill online, called "Teleportation", which can teleport the whole map to the place of your own minions and defense towers, saving the rhythm of support and gank, so many people say that teleportation will be very popular after it goes online.

It's hard to say whether the teleportation will be on fire, but at least it's certain that some heroes won't bring it, because they can't do without another summoner skill, flash.

Then let's talk about those heroes who know that flashing and not flashing are two heroes.

Bodhidharma believes that everyone knows why he can't do without flashing, he relies too much on flashing in front of the enemy, and then taking the big move, what he wants is to rush in front of you with a sudden attack, and be caught off guard. If there is no flashing word, the enemy is completely defensible based on the length of a skill alone, unless he squats behind him. But after all, it's difficult, after all, not everyone can complete the Bodhidharma tribulation!

Although there is a black technology play style that stuns Guiguzi, it is still known that it is really suitable for Guiguzi, after the 2 skill is opened, calculate the skill time, and the threat of flashing into the enemy's C position is great. The power of the first hand to open the group with a flash and without a flash is completely different.

The meaning of Su Lie and Guiguzi is almost the same, they are both group control heroes, Su Lie can be seen by the other party when he accumulates a big idea, so no one will be stupid enough to stand there and wait for you to come, even if there is, it must be a tank in the front row, so big that it doesn't mean much. Therefore, if Su Lie wants to make a big move that destroys the world, he must have stored up his big move at a slight distance, and suddenly advanced to the front and back rows. But it should be noted that Su Lie's ultimate move is not easy to catch flashes, and it needs to be practiced, otherwise it is easy to be big and flash!

Gao Fade away is also a hero who relies heavily on flashing, there is no flash, there is no way to cut to the back row of the high fade away, or the enemy flashes away, and there is no flash of high fade away can only drive the ultimate move to chase clumsily in the back, very stupid, maybe the ultimate is gone, and it will be counter-killed

If you don't adjust the direction of the flash yourself or press the flash, it will default to the direction of the enemy, as is the case with many other summoner abilities. Therefore, it is necessary to move the arrow in the direction of the ready flash operation in advance to avoid mistakes.

Glory of Kings Summoner Skill Introduction:

Summoner Skill "Punishment": Deal 800 true damage to nearby creeps and creeps and stun them for 1 second.

Summoner's skill "Slash": Deals 14% of the lost HP to nearby enemy heroes.

Summoner Skill "Sprint": Increases movement speed by 30% for 10 seconds.

Summoner's Skill "Self-Healing": Increases the health of nearby allies by 15% and increases movement speed by 15% for 2s.

Summoner's Skill "Stun": Stuns nearby enemies for a second and slows them for 1 second.

Summoner's Skill "Purification": Removes all negative and control effects from self (except dominating effects) and immunity to control for a second.

Summoner's skill "Weaken": Reduces the output of damage from nearby enemies by 30% for seconds.

Summoner's skill "Flash": The hero moves a certain distance in the specified direction, can pass through walls, has a great effect, and is suitable for many heroes.

You can flash the arrow in either direction, you just need to push the arrow back.

The Glory of Kings Summoner skills are matched with some Hero Mountain and there is really a qualitative changer, and the whole game will take off, not to mention learning a wave of operation skills with Guagua!

Dharma 3 skills + flash, cast farther distance!

Hou Yi: 2 skills + flash, sticky distance is farther.

Jiang Ziya: 3 skills + flash, release from the grass, and the hit rate is higher!

Guan Yu: 1 skill + flash, instantly push back the opponent's hero.

Zhong Wuyan: 2 skills + flash, higher control success rate!

Shiranui Dance: Use Skill + Flash to increase the hit range of your skill!

Yang Jian: Flashed to shorten the distance and start the group.

Xiang Yu: 1 skill + flash to start the group!

<> Cao Cao: 1 skill + flash control effect is farther!

Old Master: Ultimate + flash, control enemy heroes more accurately!

Zhong Kui, Mozi and Wang Zhaojun's big move flashes are all common ways to open a group, because Zhong Kui's big move is too long, it is also easy to be escaped by the opponent's dusty thoughts, and make up for the flash to increase the control hit rate or the number of people under control.