What does League of Legends ADC and APC mean

ADC is an abbreviation for the damage output type hero, which is mostly found in the esports game League of Legends[1] (abbreviation: LOL). The ADC generally serves as the primary physical output in a team.

The high output of the ADC determines that the survivability of the ADC is not strong, so the ADC generally needs to be assisted and protected by another player. ADC heroes generally have a long attack range, fast attack speed, and high damage, which is loved by most players. But at the same time, the ADC also has high requirements for the player's operation, and it is necessary to know how to cooperate with teammates to suppress or kill the enemy, and it must also interfere with the opponent's ADC replenishment while replenishing troops.

At the same time, the position of the ADC is also very important, and the position of the ADC directly determines the survival rate of the ADC and the winning rate of team battles.

AD is the physical output.

AP is a magic output.

ADC is the main physical output Simply put, it is the core physical output, and the support heroes are assigned to help him develop and grow, and the reinforcements and heads are given to him as much as possible.

APC is the main magic output is the core mage, the mid lane mid laner mage.

ADC physical output post, APC magic output post.

APC can lead the rhythm of the mage ADC can lead the rhythm of physics.

ADC is the physical output location or hero, and APC is the magic output location or hero.

1. ADC stands for heroes: Wayne, Pittsburgh Policewoman, Ezreal.

ADC (AttackDamageCarry) is the abbreviation of the core of the continuous output of normal attacks, and the ADC is mainly used as the output of continuous damage in the later team battles, so the ADC generally needs a certain farm ability. ADC heroes have a game-changing effect in the late game. However, the error tolerance rate is low, so the ADC's positioning awareness is very important, which directly determines the victory or defeat of the team battle.

2. AP stands for Heroes: Ries, Oriana, and the Dark Head.

AP (AbilityPower) means skill damage. In League of Legends, there are three types of damage dealt by heroes: physical damage, spell damage, and true damage. The type of damage dealt by most hero skills can be reduced with spell resistance.

All heroes' normal attacks are almost all physical damage, and only a few heroes have magic damage from their additional skills.

3. AD stands for heroes: Darius, Galen, Zai, Yasuo.

AD, which means physical damage (attackdamage). In League of Legends, there are three types of damage dealt by heroes: physical damage, spell damage, and true damage. Increasing armor reduces physical damage, increasing magic resistance reduces spell damage, and true damage does not decrease damage due to increased armor resistance.

All heroes' normal attacks (A-key) are almost all physical damage, with only a few heroes having magic damage from additional skills, such as Orianna, the Clockwork Spirit. Physical output heroes are mostly based on physical damage and true damage, and heroes with real pure physical damage are rare in League of Legends, such as Darius. There is also a class of heroes, and the output is mostly physics-based.