Beginner-friendly hero, Arthur is the mentor; picking the little fox is not as good as the team fight washing machine. (II)

No matter your reason for joining the Rift—whether it's to connect with friends online, cater to your partner's interests, share enjoyable moments in battle, view it as a period of adjustment, or take it seriously and enjoy the thrill of defeating opponents—unless you have a background in MOBA games like Mobile Legends, League of Legends, or Dota 2, you might end up playing a tower-pushing game in an unfamiliar environment, neglecting the importance of combat.

Arthur might not be your cup of tea. Melee heroes can be a bit off-putting for beginners, especially female players. They tend to prefer ranged heroes, much like the romantic tension between lovers – a push and pull, maintaining distance without being overly reserved. They're there for team fights on time, observing from afar and quietly contributing, which makes them feel safer. Mages thus become their priority – high颜值 (good looks), cute images, noble, mischievous, naughty, and diverse appearances. However, skill-based heroes are most vulnerable to complex controls. So why not try Zhen Ji?

Zhen Ji

Zhen Ji has a ridiculous nickname: "Teamfight Washing Machine." Especially when she throws out her ultimate, the water ball bounces between enemies. Her first skill sprays water from the ground, and her ultimate directly summons a pool of water to "bathe" the enemies. It provides crowd control, causing slowing and freezing. Compared to Tan Ji's simple and brutal approach, she actually requires less thought. The former is a single-target burst, while she prefers places with many enemies.

Below Diamond rank, the win rate is consistently around 51%, and the ban rate is extremely low. New players can train with confidence, without worrying about losing control and becoming confused. The core of control comes from the passive mark, and all skills can be stacked. If you panic and someone gets close, dare to unleash the third skill, with a hit rate of 99.9%. Shout and close your eyes while frantically tapping the first and second skills, and you might even hear the announcement: Congratulations on getting a double or triple kill.

Prioritize selecting heroes first, then minions, followed by jungle monsters. The best part is ambushing enemies in bushes, waiting for them to approach. The most fun part is staging a "My lord, come and chase me!" scenario, then unleashing your ultimate to freeze a bunch of enemies, followed by a push to destroy the enemy base. Finally, I recommend Cai Wenji, a mobile fountain of health who heals the team. It's all about survival and survival together.

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