On the day of May 20th, Honor of Kings once again launched the double dance mode, which also quickly exploded after the launch, and countless couple players opened the double dance mode, and in addition to couple players, there are many single players who also fall in love with this mode.
The popularity of this mode among players is naturally unique. As the first 10V10 mode of Honor of Kings, the entertainment nature of dancing with two people is indeed very strong.
In this mode, players need two people to form a team, in the game, two people control the same hero at the same time, one is responsible for moving, and the other is responsible for skill release, and the player responsible for moving also needs to be responsible for changing life-saving equipment, such as active equipment Huiyue, Bloody Hand, etc.
The most interesting thing about this mode is that two people control a hero, and even the simplest of the heroes can be very difficult to play when the movement buttons and skill buttons are separated. Either a friend moves when a skill is cast and the skill is distorted, or a skill is released when you run away and you die.
So this model is also a very tacit model, some netizens jokingly call this mode "breaking up and dancing together", indicating that no matter how good the relationship is, couples will inevitably not be awkward after playing this mode.
In this mode, it is often possible to see a hero talking to himself, as if he is talking to himself. Don't assume that this is a problem with the player, but that you are actually talking to your party friends. Because the hero is still shown in this mode, the two people speak with the hero they are controlling, which looks like they are talking to themselves.
In most cases, it is two people in a team who are quarreling with each other, and most of the reasons for the quarrel are because of poor cooperation, one wants to run, one wants to fight, one wants to go up, and the other wants to go down.
Of course, this mode is not all for couples, and some players will play this mode with their friends. And when these players encounter couples quarreling because of operational problems, they also don't think it's a big deal, and they arch the quarrel behavior of couple players, for fear that others won't be able to quarrel.
The gameplay of this mode is still very interesting, if you want to get a better game experience but are worried about not having a tacit understanding, it is recommended that you use some heroes who don't need to cooperate with two people.
For example, Xiao Qiao, Xiao Qiao's hero skill release has nothing to do with the move button, one person is responsible for moving, and the other person is responsible for putting skills, just hit people if they can hit them, and ensure their safety if they can't hit them.
There is also the hero Diao Chan, which operates with the eat in normal games, but it is relatively simple in this mode. Diao Chan's second skill only needs the enemy to be within range to reduce a large amount of cooldown, to achieve a displacement in two seconds, so playing Diao Chan basically only needs the player in charge of the skill to operate, and the player who controls the movement only needs to move to dodge the skill.
In this mode, it is not recommended for everyone to play the two heroes Dongfang Yao and Luna. Both heroes need a move key to adjust their position and make the ability hit, so if the player in charge of the skill in charge of moving does not cooperate well, the skill will be very easy to empty.
Overall, this mode is still very interesting, and can be played by both couples and siblings. It doesn't matter if you win or lose in this mode, so you don't need to quarrel with your friends and lovers in this mode.