Has the meta shifted in Season 43's development lane? Galo is ranked fifth, while the first-place player boasts a win rate of nearly 60%: TOP 4

Garoche is not as strong as imagined. Her armor penetration effect combined with her long range advantage means that if the team doesn't encounter too many assassins, a comeback can be hoped for with her. However, she lacks any control or mobility. Her win rate in the late game is still ranked fifth, which is quite good in the King's Canyon, which emphasizes flexibility. The "farming" strategy, which revolves around the marksman, is a viable approach.

Her low health and lack of survivability are her weaknesses. After strengthening her basic attack and increasing her range, she becomes even easier to catch and die easily. Those who prefer a slow, steady attack would rather go for Hou Yi, who can dominate the world with a single flying bird attack.

Hou Yi: Win rate 53%

It's unclear when it started, but Hou Yi has dominated the top five in multiple versions, growing stronger with each battle. His high-frequency basic attacks and constant arrow fire, accompanied by the sound effects of dripping arrows, make his health plummet like a waterfall, a pain most players experience. Playing Hou Yi cautiously and strategically is the key to success; economy is crucial for him, and excessive deaths are unacceptable. In the early game, teaming up with a support and playing aggressively can achieve a 48% win rate. After reaching level four and acquiring two core items, his win rate soars to 51% in the mid-game and approaches 53% in the late game. Positioning and feel are paramount, making him ideal for full-team play. He's a brainless marksman with powerful damage output. Wearing a high-quality outfit, especially the 10th-anniversary limited edition "Divine Tree Reaching the Sky" and "Golden Sagittarius," provides a satisfying combat feel and adds to the overall experience, significantly improving the gameplay.

The smooth feel is a plus, and the most painful basic attack is the stun shot.

The existence of his ultimate skill allows him to stun targets from a distance without warning, immobilizing them for a kill. Don't be fooled by his seemingly static shooting; he can use Flash for self-preservation, and his strategic position is consistently high. While he may appear mindless and easy to catch, a battle of wits and skill against assassins can be a game-changer, where the player with more mobility might lose. Players love playing Hou Yi for a reason; his smooth gameplay has won over countless fans. Given the right environment in a team fight, give him a five-second stand-and-fight chance—yes, in that short time—he can pull off a pentakill anytime, anywhere. With critical hits and lifesteal, once he attacks, he doesn't look back, fighting to the death until the very end, where it comes down to who has the higher basic attack damage.

Here's another little tip: If you're super confident in your skills and have a high accuracy rate with your ultimate, try drawing a circle on the map to signal your teammates to prepare and initiate a team fight from a distance. Its secondary function is a short-range attack that briefly stuns, which can be used to escape.

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