Hello everyone, I'm Jian Feng. Today I'm going to talk about a concept that is often misunderstood in the canyon - "invalid output". Every time I see a player laughing at the expendable mage's output halfway into the sea, I can't help but laugh out loud. What? You don't know what an invalid output is? Let me give you a bit of science.
Invalid output, a term often used to disparage expendable mages who deal a lot of damage but don't have a kill count. For example, the cadre Mo Xie may have played 35% of the damage in the whole game, but some players will pout, saying that only 15% of these outputs are useful, and the rest are all blind work. Truth be told, it's ridiculous to look at it directly.
Let's first use Yingzheng to give a chestnut. Suppose you are using him to attack the tower, and you make a big move, and the enemy is so scared that they can only watch the tower be demolished. Good guys, your ultimate didn't defeat the enemy, but it did help your teammates win a tower, is that still an ineffective output?
On the other hand, if the other party presses the tower, you sweep it over with a Yingzheng move, and the clear soldiers add injury to the front row, and the enemy immediately retreats, isn't this kind of output useless? To put it bluntly, if it weren't for your damage, the tower might have been gone long ago.
Players with lower ranks are more likely to complain that this output is invalid, but in reality, even without a tower pressing tower, the output of an expendable mage is just as crucial. Taking Ying Zheng as an example, he can force the opposite mage to return to the city, but he can join his teammates to fight, which directly helps the team take advantage, how can this be said to be an invalid output?
Change a mage, such as Shen Mengxi, she has a big move on the side, and the enemy shooter has no choice but to take medicine, and our shooter will get twice the result with half the effort. Although there is a high probability that Shen Mengxi will not get an assist, this kind of on-the-spot support undoubtedly creates a lane advantage for his teammates.
Even if you use Shen Mengxi to throw a big move, you don't kill or push the tower, and you only force the enemy to give up fighting the dragon, this wave can't be called invalid. Who knows if the opposite side gets the dragon buff, will it be able to turn the tables in a wave?
In general, the argument of invalid output is simply on paper and does not exist in real combat. Every time someone tells me that the output is invalid, I just want to say, dear, you have to broaden your horizons, the game in King's Canyon is not just as superficial as a simple number of kills. Output is not only effective in defeating enemies, it can also give the team an intangible strategic advantage.
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