New players need to learn the "common sense" that map awareness is the lifeline, and line operation is the silent tower push. (II)

The minimap reveals a lot of information, especially hero positions, tower stealing, jungle, ambushes, clearing lanes, etc. The movements of the five opponents may be difficult to digest all at once, so start with the simplest part. After clearing a wave of soldiers, first pay attention to the positions where the jungler and the mid laner disappear. During the intersection of the three lanes of soldiers, the game time is about 1 minute and 30 seconds. If the avatars of these two people have not appeared on the minimap, it means that they are planning to catch the side lanes and remind teammates to shrink to the tower.

Split into two groups, lead the line to lure the enemy, and join the group in stealth

New players tend to behave in two different ways. One is obsessed with the brawl, their mind solely focused on joining a team, while the other is mindlessly clearing lanes, prioritizing tower defense. Apparently, fighting versus defending a home base is more important than defending a tower, which illustrates the importance of a tower-pushing game. Without a tower defense, your chances of winning are significantly reduced. I suggest finding a balance. The principle is simple: you also need to make money. If you stay in other lanes too long, you'll lose both the kill bounty and the minion wave. A single support attempt costs you two gold.

Winning a team battle is helpful for pushing towers. If no one is guarding, you can do whatever you want. But don't forget that the soldiers are the ones who defend the tower. Newbies consider leading the line to the enemy's second tower to pressure the opponent's defense. The meaning of splitting the soldiers into two groups is not to join the team battle, but to force the enemy camp to disperse and defend the tower. Take this opportunity to expand the advantage and bully the minority with the majority.

Equivalent exchange, taking more risks against the wind, creating opportunities for a comeback

When facing a losing streak, new players tend to defend their towers, even calling out to the entire team to stay put. They then split the load among five players. How much gold can they earn from this? Players can employ resource exchange strategies. For example, if a jungler invades the blue zone to grab the blue buff, they can counterattack and reclaim three wild boars in the opponent's red zone. This exchange restores economic balance. True, they lose the blue buff, giving the opponent mana and bonuses. But back to the gold, how many wild monsters does one buff equal?

Common counter-kill methods, skill vacuum period

Don't be discouraged if a novice fails to catch someone. Many times it's just because you choose the wrong time, waste skills, and the damage is offset. In fact, observe more and see if the opponent's core skills have been thrown out. Lu Bu's ultimate move, Zhang Fei's shield, Wan'er's flying skills, etc. will enter cooling after casting, which means they have no attack power, indicating that you can launch an attack.