On the battlefield of Honor of Kings, the hero's win rate is an important indicator to evaluate its strength and popularity. In general, the win rate of normal heroes hovers between 48% and 49%, while a win rate of more than 51% is considered relatively high. Of course, there are also some heroes who have a win rate of more than 53%, and such heroes are often known as "Amazing Brothers", but their appearance rate is not high. Conversely, if a hero's win rate is below 47%, then its performance may be considered underperforming.
In Pinnacle, while some heroes have a high appearance rate, their win rate is not as good as it could be. Among them, Lu Bu and Marco Polo are two typical examples. Marco Polo's appearance rate is a staggering 285%, but his win rate is only 465%。And Lu Bu, despite his relatively low appearance rate, is 191%, but his win rate is also only 467%, also at a lower level.
So, why are these two heroes who have attracted so much attention on the battlefield have such a low win rate?
Let's start with Marco Polo. His high playability is mainly due to his strong survivability and high lethality to tanks. However, as gorgeous as Marco Polo looks in operation, the actual damage output may not be as good as some traditional shooter heroes. This is because he is relatively difficult to operate, and if the player's skill level is not enough, then he may not perform as well as some of the easier shooters. In addition, Marco Polo's ultimate can be easily interrupted by the opponent's control skills when entering, which can also cause his damage output to be low.
Marksman heroes usually play the role of core output in team fights, and unlike mages, they mainly rely on basic attacks to deal damage, so they have a stronger ability to sustain output. However, Marco Polo's performance in basic attacks is not outstanding, and he relies more on the range of a skill to conduct a war of attrition. Therefore, when using Marco Polo, players need to pay special attention to the timing of the use of the ultimate, and avoid entering the market easily without being sure, otherwise they may face the risk of being interrupted or even killed.
Next, let's take a look at Lu Bu. This hero shows great strength in the late game, but is relatively weak in the early stage. Many heroes can easily suppress Lu Bu in the early stage, which makes it necessary for him to spend more time on lewd development. What's worse is that Lu Bu's development speed is not as fast as that of many other heroes who fight against the road, such as Cheng Biting Jin, Secret Letter, Old Master, etc. Not only do these heroes have the ability to clear fields quickly, but they also have an advantage in the lane with Lu Bu.
If the opponent chooses an early hero like Sun Ce, then Lu Bu's development may be affected even more. Because Sun Ce can support and play in other lines, but Lu Bu is still struggling to develop. This will not only deprive Lu Bu of late opportunities, but will also give opponents more time and space to suppress him.
Therefore, when choosing Lu Bu, players need to pay special attention to the combination of the lineup. At the very least, there must be heroes who can defend the tower to protect Lu Bu's development. In addition, Lu Bu also needs to be obscene in the early stage to avoid being arrested frequently. After all, his development speed is not fast, and if he is caught a few more times, then he may not have a late stage to speak of.
In general, whether it is Marco Polo or Lu Bu, they all have unique charm and value in the glory of kings. However, to get the most out of them, players need to have a deep understanding of their characteristics and skills, as well as be flexible in dealing with various situations. Only in this way can these heroes shine on the battlefield.