Hello LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World Game Exchange.

The second stage of the LPL has all ended, and the next step will be the battle for the Knights and the playoffs, in which the audience has already begun to select the best team.

During the period, a list of five kills of the LOL profession also aroused heated discussions among the audience.;

The list of five kills was announced, and Peyz ranked sixth

There is a ranking of the number of five kills of LOL players so far on foreign encyclopedia websites, and when it comes to five kills, many viewers may think of a professional player, that is, Peyz, Peyz's data after his debut is extremely gorgeous, and he often gets a very high number of kills in a single game, and he often scores five kills.

In the previous JDG game, Peyz scored five kills again, and the interesting thing is that on the same day last year, Peyz also scored five kills, and scored five kills on the same day for two consecutive years, I have to say that Peyz's script as a professional player is too exciting.

But in the actual five-kill rankings, Peyz is in sixth place.

The main reason is that the number of years since Peyz's debut is still relatively small, and if it is the frequency of five kills in his career, Peyz may be ranked first.

Let's take a look at the list, the first place is Turkey's Holyphoenix, who has scored 12 five kills, this is a veteran player from the wild card region, who has been competing in the arena for more than ten years, and the second celebrity is also a wild card player, from Vietnam, and the name after that is more familiar to everyone.

Uzi is on the list, and the gap in position is obvious

The legendary Big Brother of North America is ranked third, while Rekkles is ranked fourth, followed by GALA in the LPL region, and Peyz, it can be seen that the top players in the five-kill list are basically ADC positions, while Uzi, who has just recently entered the Hall of Fame, is ranked sixteenth with 7 five-kills.

In this list, the only mid-laner player that everyone is more familiar with is the mid-laner Caps, who is the king in Europe, has seven times and five kills, which is the same level as Uzi.

Outside of this list, the most memorable thing is that Faker scored five kills with his Hall of Fame Fox in the previous LCK league, and that five kills were only the second five kills in his career, and interestingly, Faker's first five kills date back ten years.

At the time, Faker scored a five-kill with the Enchantress, and ten years later with the Fox for the second five-kill, and these two heroes happened to be the owners of the Faker Hall of Fame skin.

And even though Faker only has two five-kill kills in his career, which is the lowest probability of five kills, as the greatest player of all, he already holds five S-Series World Championships, and his championship number is even more than many professional players' career five-kill kills, which is a very exaggerated statistic.

Five Kill Hero Statistics, ADC is still ranked high

And in addition to the list of five kills of the previous players, there is also a list of five kills of heroes, this list is even more real, all the heroes on the list are ADC, of which Kai'Sa has the most five kills, Jinx is close behind, Zeli ranks third, according to the order of heroes, Zeli can win the third position in a few years, which means that this hero has the potential to threaten Kaisha's position.

The common denominator of these heroes is that they are all positioned in the lower lane, ADC heroes have the highest continuous output of all positions, so the probability of winning five kills is also higher, and if this ADC has a strong AOE skill configuration, has more flexible characteristics, and has a higher burst, it is easier to win five kills.

Personally, I think that ADC has five kills more times may also be the core reason why Riot has targeted heroes in this position many times, it can be said that the current ADC is much worse than the peak, the previous ADC can be guarded by all four guarantees and one person, and now there are few similar tactics.

Uzi's peak actually corresponds to the peak of the ADC position, and Uzi's strength lies in his ability to show dominance after a massive ADC weakening in his career, which is one of the reasons why he was inducted into the Hall of Fame.