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Some time ago wrote an article about commonly used heroes to distinguish the strength level of players, there are many players who agree, after all, each segment has a hero suitable for use, perhaps the hero commonly used by the high segment god is indeed high in strength, but it is not necessarily suitable for players in the middle and low segments, although it is not necessarily 100% accurate, but most of the time it can be judged by this.
However, some friends put forward another interesting judgment logic, that is, through the hero skin placed on the player's home page to see the player's strength level, there are many players who agree with this view, but bells feel a little far-fetched.
Because the common heroes are some of the heroes you have been using, if the heroes used are all popular heroes in the middle and low levels, they are heroes that can hardly be seen in the high segments, then there are traces to judge, and in general, it is not wrong, because it is indeed always using these heroes, so it is called a common hero.
But personal homepage, many players are not to put heroes for the sake of putting heroes, most players are actually to put heroes for the sake of placing skins, heroes for the sake of showing skins, and even heroes and skins you put, usually they may not play much.
For example, a player has the hero Wu Zetian, and there is also the glory of Wu Zetian's treasure skin, but Wu Zetian this hero may not like to play, and it is not commonly used, because the skill is hard and high, so it feels that it is not at the same level as other heroes, and the hero is not very strong, so usually he does not play much, but in order to show the skin show hero, the personal homepage is Wu Zetian's collection skin.
This is just to take Wu Zetian as an example, in fact, many players in the game are also like this, but it is not Wu Zetian, perhaps a legend limited skin, perhaps Lü Bu's Heavenly Demon Chaos, or Li Bai's Phoenix Seeking Phoenix, etc., these are all possible, and not in the minority.
The focus of the commonly used heroes is the hero itself, and the hero placed on the home page, the focus is actually on the skin, if the skin is good, it may be placed on the home page, but it is not necessarily played by yourself, which is an essential difference, so it is not accurate to judge the level of the player.
And in addition to the skin that may be used to show off the skin, there are even many players who will deliberately put some heroes that look relatively low-end, because Bells themselves have done so, letting go of their own robot skins, and also letting go of Arthur's Battle Order skin, but these heroes usually Bells themselves do not play much.
And there are many players, whenever there is a new skin, if they have a purchase, they will also put it on the home page to display, this is just a display, perhaps it may indicate that the player himself likes a hero, likes a certain skin, but it may also show that the player just likes to use this as fun, just put it at will.
Therefore, looking at the player's level from the hero skin placed on the personal homepage is actually inaccurate, and the error rate is very high. And have opened other people's homepage, in fact, through the peak game score, through the current season level, the highest rank in the historical season, and even through the common heroes, through the hero combat strength, these can judge the level of the player, why care about what hero skin is put on other people's personal homepage?