The "Fog Travels Through Mountains" skill has a counterproductive effect? Pro players say it's not suitable for anyone, as wearing it makes skill usage lose its element of surp

The new version is progressing quite smoothly. So far, there haven't been any negative reviews about Wang Wei on the forums. There aren't many events, but after checking the battle pass content, it's time to quickly get back to ranking up. The anniversary version is the highlight of Season 45. Compared to hero guides, the national server power rankings, and early ranking recommendations, everyone seems more concerned about the subsequent benefits, such as the number of points for the treasure hunt, the amount of limited-time vouchers, the ownership of anniversary limited items, and the anniversary design theme, etc.

No one complained about the overpowered monster. Wang Wei is considered a lucky one, finding his place immediately upon release. Judging from the skill mechanics, he shouldn't be too difficult to master, but the trend indicates that he will eventually conquer high-level matches, ranking alongside Nuwa, Wu Zetian, and Chang'e. He's a poke-heavy hero in the early game and a finisher in the late game. His original skin has excellent texture, and his looks are comparable to male models in the Chinese server. Just his default skin alone has already raised expectations to the max. It doesn't matter if he's ignored by all ranks; as long as he's favored by top players, it's better than being banished to the frontier and wasting effort.

The hype surrounding "Wu Xing Qian Shan" is excessive.

With the emergence of new characters and the introduction of new gameplay in the version, the new Summoner Spell "Misty Journey" has been touted to the skies by streamers and bloggers. It's described as a mobile turret with benefits exceeding those of Flash, and it's said that acquiring it will make you completely powerful. Some netizens have even analyzed and compiled a list, listing examples such as Huang Zhong and Marco Polo, who can change positions while releasing an attack, increasing their margin for error. But is this really the case?

There are countless guides, but very few people actually verify them. Driven by curiosity, I checked the item builds in the Chinese server and discovered that nobody actually uses this Summoner Spell. The pros all keep Flash, and the most popular builds are things like Light Spell, Charged Sword Aura, and closing attack range – all misleading. Perhaps it didn't meet expectations after testing, and ultimately reverted to its original path. Mistwalker isn't bad, but it has a few issues. First, its disadvantages: Teleport at least increases the frequency of support, but junglers need Smite to clear camps, so it's unusable. Let's exclude about one-fifth of the heroes in the entire Rift: mages, marksmen, top laners, and supports.

Primarily focused on support and buffs, prioritizing functionality, providing group healing in team fights, using silence to create opportunities for tower diving and securing kills, initiating team fights with Flash, and traversing mountains like skiing through mist—yet still, it can't be brought onto the battlefield.

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