The Son of Yuanliu has mastered all roles. The current situation of the five roles in Season 43. Who is doing the best?

Time flies, and before we knew it, the Yuanliu Child, who had mastered all five paths, had finally collected all the professions. The plan was implemented much faster than expected. I remember when I first logged into the Rift, my goal was to let newbies learn about all five paths through a single hero, and also get a social character for the Jixia Academy. Now I've even become the protagonist of "King of Glory World". It turns out I was prepared all along, but I chose to let time reveal the surprise.

One of the advantages of the Child of the Stream is that it does not have any skins. In other words, players do not need to spend money to upgrade the special effects. The main focus is on clothing. Moreover, it is often given away in events. In just a few years, the number of costumes has reached about 50, and more are coming one after another. Returning to the most realistic question, does anyone actually use this hero?

According to professional statistics, the strength of each lane is quite different. The image is somewhat low-key. It wasn't until the King of Glory Camp released the appearance rate and win rate that it was discovered that it was a morbidly overpowered monster, with all exceeding 50%. The five lanes have different strengths and weaknesses. Let's discuss the current situation and see which lane is the most popular.

Not doing well: Tank, Support

First up is the Elemental Tank, the second class to appear. Previously viable in the side lanes and even as support, it has suffered a triple nerf from the developers, dropping out of the T3 tier and gradually fading from the jungle. Its win rate is only 45.1%, and its pick rate is a mere 3.4%. It's clumsy and constantly getting hit, though its support version gives the impression of being invincible. Ultimately, it relies entirely on teammates to carry it. A buff would probably make it quite fun. Unfortunately, the Elemental Support is harmless, its group flashes are difficult to counter, it lacks healing, and its buffs are weak, resulting in a mediocre experience.

Not bad: Assassin, Marksman

The meta-inspired assassin has become incredibly popular since release, quickly rising to Tier 2 jungler status after reaching max level. With a 50.3% win rate, 11% pick rate, and 30% ban rate, it's clear players fear him. His mechanics are well-suited to the current meta, featuring high-frequency mobility and a burst damage playstyle. He can ambush targets without warning, delivering a devastating combo to instantly kill squishy heroes. Meta-inspired marksmen perform above average, possessing all the necessary mechanics. Their ultimate is used for poke damage, while strong basic attacks are the mainstream strategy.

The best performing class is undoubtedly the Elemental Mage. Its stats are outstanding across all ranks and peak matches, approaching 56%. Surprisingly, it hasn't been nerfed by the developers. Comments suggest picking it early to climb the ranks for a guaranteed great experience.

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