Faker and Dopa, on the other hand, are really fast...... And Dade,He's very strange.,Because his skill settings don't have keys.,That is to say, unless it's a BUG.,Otherwise, he didn't use the keyboard to play the game at all.,It's true that there are some mouse flanks on the market that have a lot of buttons that can be used to assist.,But this kind of mouse buttons,The error tolerance rate is very low.,And it takes repeated practice.。 However, if you can be familiar with the keys of the mouse, because the distance is very close, it can indeed significantly improve the release speed of the skill, and the requirements for hand speed are average, but the coordination of fingers is very demanding.

The benefit of using Smart Casting is that it significantly reduces the hero's hand speed requirements and increases the speed at which skills can be released. However, if you don't use smart casting, if you don't understand the trajectory of the skill, it's easy to have a situation where the skill doesn't hit anyone at the limit distance. If you don't use smart casting, you need to click the mouse more to confirm, which will waste a few points of time, but you can see the range of the skill, and reduce the error rate of the skill to the greatest extent. Overall, there are pros and cons. Back then, when Smile was at its peak, he didn't use smart spellcasting for all skills, but now, maybe because of the reduced hand speed, Smile has started to cast all skills intelligently, and similarly, his game level has also decreased a lot......

So, it's not hard to tell that people who don't play games with smart casters are usually more likely to win the game than people who play games with smart casters.

It's unclear whether or not smart casting is used and how much of an impact it will have on the game. But at least, the facts are in front of us, those Koreans who don't use smart spells have exploded the professional players we are proud of in the national service rankings.

Although Liu Songnian has not played against a strong professional team, he does not have many contacts, and he often loses while fighting...... Liu Songnian himself is also in the clouds, and he can't figure it out. And against SKT, the Korean team they played the most times, SKT played very solidly at that time, just like WE. In fact, it didn't show too many characteristics of the Korean team. The fast pace is almost invisible. AS won easily.

And when Liu Songnian was playing Hanbok, it may be because there was no king, except that he felt that Hanbok had a stronger sense of control over the wild area, and he didn't feel much difference.

No matter how many times you've struggled with it. Until now. Almost all Chinese. I still don't understand whether the Koreans are as strong as they are rumored. In a way, it seems that the top Korean players are stronger than the top Chinese players. This can be seen from the RANK, no matter how hard the Chinese players try, it seems that they will not be able to ban the positions of the Korean players in the rankings. But where are they really strong? Is it an understanding of the game? Or the details? Or is it the field of vision? Or is it because of the hard work?

Liu Songnian is really puzzled.

Thinking, thinking, heads are big. As long as the word strongest jungler is mentioned, most people will naturally associate South Korea, after all, South Korea has always been rich in all kinds of world's first junglers, but when asked where the Korean jungler is strong, most people can only make a relatively short answer, such as strong rhythm in the early stage, strong anti-wild, but when asked specifically, they can't answer. As a result, you can only prove your point with various grades and numbers.

The position of the AS club has been made clear, they have a lot of trust in LIU's ability, but they believe that LIU lacks sufficient experience and hard power.

It is true that LIU's routine is very applicable in the game, but LIU himself is just a rookie who has just been in contact with LOL for about a year, and he is naturally more than a little tender compared to the veterans who have been fighting in LOL for about three years like Promise and Shadow. COUPLED WITH THE FACT THAT LIU HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO IMPROVE HIS RANK IN A SINGLE ROW, THERE MUST BE A REASON FOR THIS.

There is no doubt that LIU's strength is very strong now, and the results prove that it is a qiē. In a certain way, it is not an exaggeration to say that LIU is the world's No. 1 jungler. But LIU is indeed a little lacking in some aspect now, compared to other first-line junglers, LIU is indeed just a rookie in a certain aspect, and it is not worth mentioning at all...... BOTH THE CLUB AND LIU HIMSELF HAVE ALREADY DISCOVERED SOMETHING, BUT THEY DON'T KNOW HOW TO IMPROVE.

Blindly brainless single row, no matter how careful and serious you are, it is impossible to improve your strength too much. Liu Songnian knows this very well, and Hua Kai is a good example, because excessive training makes the body and mind exhausted, and the state does not advance but retreats. Although no one can prove that Hua Hua is due to being too diligent to lead to the decline of zhì's state, Liu Songnian has always been conjecturing in this regard, after all, as a LOL addict, he often plays LOL all night long, and he can naturally experience what it is like to feel.

For ordinary people, they may be very sleepy at 11 or 12 o'clock in the evening. But for people whose biological clock has always been fixed at this point before they begin to be active, 11 or 12 o'clock in the evening is the time when they are most energetic, because only at this time is the peak period of the single row of the national uniform, and it is easier for the king to line up people, otherwise I am afraid that I will have to wait for half an hour in the morning, after all, even in the most crowded area, the master and the king are still scarce animals, and the queuing time is naturally much longer than the low-end bureau, and the situation of entering the room in seconds is even more rare in a hundred years.

So for the sake of solo efficiency, and with most of the matches taking place around 8 p.m., pros usually start washing up around 2 p.m. to get ready for bed, and then wake up around 11 p.m. in order to keep themselves in the mood for the night. In this way, although it is not particularly healthy for the body, due to the change of work and rest habits, in the long run, people's biological clock will change, making such people much more energetic at night than during the day.

11 and 12 o'clock is their most energetic time period, and they may be a little sleepy at 1 or 2 o'clock, because they are generally ready to rest at this time, but a few people will choose to stay up all night to qualify, as long as they survive this point, they will basically not be sleepy anymore at about 3 o'clock.

PS: I'll admit that the recent plot is a bit watery...... Forgive me...... The next step is sure to be exciting...... (To be continued......)