5 positions in League of Legends

Answer 1

The following is an analysis of the five positions in League of Legends from different angles:

** 1. From the perspective of honor (Take some typical players as an example)**
1. ** Top lane **
- In terms of honor, if one considered the players who had won the S competition in different divisions, Lucky Star Duke's performance was extremely outstanding. However, considering all the factors, Ma Run had the title of the FFVP and was also a very strong top-laner.
2. ** Jungler **
- Dumb Chicken won two championships with Faker and performed well in terms of honor.
3. ** Mid lane **
- Faker had won four championships and far surpassed other players in terms of honor. He was a well-deserved legend in the middle lane.
4. **AD**
- Ruler won the gold medal in the Asian Games and was a core player. From the perspective of glory for the country, he was a more prominent AD player.
5. ** Support **
- Wolf had won two championships, and the girls had won a grand slam. They were all outstanding support players in terms of honor.

** 2. From the perspective of operation (Take some typical players as an example)**
1. ** Top lane **
- There was no doubt that Theshy's mechanics were the best in the Top lane, but as he grew older, his stats would fluctuate.
2. ** Jungler **
- Third Uncle was a wild core player. If he had a strong teammate, he would have a strong dominance.
3. ** Mid lane **
- Faker's operation was also top-notch, and he was able to win the championship when different teammates were replaced. His operation and adaptability were very strong. Xu Xiu's operation was not bad either. She had her own characteristics.
4. **AD**
- The Uzi was the most skilled player in the lane.
5. ** Support **
- Brother Original God had a unique understanding of the game. He was able to lead his teammates to win the championship. His control and awareness were outstanding.

** 3. From the perspective of influence and pressure on the situation **
1. ** Jungler **
- The jungler was the engine of the tempo in the early and middle stages, the timing of the capture and the planning of the route of the jungle had a huge impact on the situation. However, Junglers were easy to take the blame in the ranks. When their teammates were caught or their lanes were disadvantaged, the Jungler would be blamed, and the psychological pressure would be greater.
2. ** Top lane **
- Top-laners needed to have an advantage in the laning phase and take on the front or back row missions in the team battle. Some strong Top champions could snowball during the laning phase and affect the overall situation.
3. ** Mid lane **
- The middle lane was a relatively flexible position in the game, and it played an important role in supporting and driving the rhythm. For example, some support mid-laners could quickly move around to help the other lanes establish an advantage.
4. **AD**
- In a team battle, the AD was an important output point, but the AD was easily affected by the support in a solo battle. Moreover, when facing the well-developed upper middle jungler of the enemy, the pressure of survival was very high. Once the team battle output was insufficient, it was easy to be criticized.
5. ** Support **
- The Support needed to protect the AD, provide vision, and coordinate with the Jungler to move around. A good Support could help the AD develop steadily and play a key control or protection role in a team battle.

** 4. From the perspective of the heroes 'BPR and win rate (LCK as an example)**
1. ** Top lane **
- Captain had an 81.4% chance of winning and a 60% chance of winning. Although he was weakened, he was still a popular choice. Jess had an extremely high winning rate in the hands of skilled players, with an 81.8% winning rate.
2. ** Jungler **
- Sejuani had a 90.5% HP rate and was a highly valued Jungler hero. Olaf had a 60.6% win rate and rose to become the OP hero in the latter part of the Spring Competition.
3. ** Mid lane **
- Tsar and Ritz both had a BPM rate of over 80%. They were the core heroes in the middle and had received much attention during the BPM segment.
4. **AD**
- Ezreal, Caitlyn, Verus, and Kasumi were the ever-growing trees in the game. Kesha had already shown her strength before the LCK finals, and her win rate was very high. She was also banned many times.
5. ** Support **
- There was no special emphasis on the super high HP rate or win rate of a particular hero, but different support heroes had their own importance in terms of team cooperation, protection, and control.

In general, each position had its own unique status and importance under different criteria. It was difficult to make a simple comprehensive ranking of the five positions.
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