Since the development of "League of Legends", the Polar Brawl mode has gradually replaced the Summoner Canyon and become the player's first choice. So who are the heroes with the highest winning percentage and the lowest winning heroes in the Wailing Abyss? In this article, we will list the heroes in the current version with the top 5 win rate and the top 5.
Let's start with heroes with high winning percentages.
Fifth place was Olloy, with a winning percentage of 55.48%. Look at the outfit, the mythical outfit recommends the divine separator, the overall half-meat style, the winning rate of this outfit is higher than the black cut, the dream, the endless + three in many tutorials. Summoner skills In addition to snowballs, barriers are also good choices. In terms of teammates, Ash and Morgana are more suitable partners for Oroy.
However, compared with the winning rate, The popularity of Oroy is not high, with an appearance rate of only 2.28%. Many players, even if they draw this hero, will choose to replace it for reasons such as proficiency or personal preference.
Fourth place, Big Tree, with a winning percentage of 57.27%. From the perspective of big data, the output stream victory rate of the old tree in the big brawl is higher than that of the traditional tank suit, which specializes in all kinds of grass monsters. Summoner skills choose to ignite or weaken, and Ash, Xavier, and EZ are more suitable partners for the old tree.
In third place, Ash, had a win rate of 57.39%. Ai xi, who had always ranked first in the victory rate, was finally pulled off the altar. However, from the current winning rate, the Imperial CD stream Ai xi still has a win rate of more than 60%, and the winning rate of the curtain blade CD stream and other gua sha streams is much lower (Master Ai, don't scrape). It is worth mentioning that in addition to Timo and the old tree, the combination of sword demon and Ash also has a 60% winning rate. The sword demon's own winning percentage in the big brawl was only 51.94%, ranking 33rd.
Second place, Xena, had a win rate of 57.45%. Compared with the regular Star Eclipse + Magic Cut + Collector Three-Piece Set, Xena's Star Eclipse + Magic Cut + Endless Win Rate is more impressive, up to 66.37%. However, in my personal opinion, the endless routine may be more suitable for the advantage of the game. Of course, as a hero who is more and more OP in the later stages, as long as it is not too outrageous outfit ideas, Xena's sense of existence in the later stage is still very high.
The first place, Renata, had a win rate of 59.16%. It should be noted that Renata's Smash Bros. Brawl debut rate is only 2.61%, and among the heroes with the top 50 win rate, this appearance rate is the third in the bottom, only higher than Oroy and Lexy, which belongs to a small number of proficient heroes. After all, in Brawl, the secondary heroes are not particularly popular, and Renata is a new hero, and some players who are already working do not even understand the hero mechanic.
In terms of outfits, Renata's thinking can refer to the conventional soft-assisted outfit ideas, both the Empire and the Crown, and there is no hero partner to rely on. Compared with Aishi, Xena, etc., Renata tests the player's proficiency and ability to adapt to the scene. In general, in addition to the big move and W's life-sustaining skills, Q's forced displacement skill and E's shield + consumption also test the player's proficiency, and all four skills require a certain amount of practice.
From fifth to first, the heroes with a winning percentage of five are the Joker (42.99 percent), Bud (42.97 percent), Akari (42.65 percent), Loveland (42.52 percent), and Evelyn (39.57 percent).
Big cats are still that view, these heroes have a low winning rate, which does not necessarily mean that they are not strong in the big brawl. In a way, The Crying Abyss and Summoner Canyon are two games, and if you can find a way to play that conforms to the hero mechanic in the big brawl, even if the hero with a winning percentage of five is inverted, he can play a good effect.