Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is a free-to-play competitive strategy game in the MOBA genre for mobile platforms. Together with your friends you will... Read more
Not a bad game, not only as a mob game, but also in terms of other modes - for example, magic chess, I stick to it when I get “bored” of the action. It’s better to play ranked games with friends or an already assembled team, because randoms can create such a lineup that you’ll want to give up in the first minutes of the match.
After 5k, I can say the following: there is no balance at all in the ranked mode. You either endure and ride solo (and waste a lot of nerves, which THIS dump is absolutely not worth it), or gather a team and ride together - the most optimal. Once you reach the Mythic rank, you will practically not be able to rise above 20 stars. It will be very long and useless. Myths 100% require a team. Value your time, nerves and health! Good luck!
The game is not bad, but it’s spoiled by the ill-considered choice of players and heroes - there may be newcomers on the team and you will lose because of them. When choosing heroes, you can recruit magicians and archers and simply destroy the enemy at the beginning of the game
A crude game in terms of development, there are a lot of obvious shortcomings, which is why the picture of the game is very sad, compared to Dota it’s not even heaven and earth, but space and rotten grass...
The solo rating in this game is completely broken. And all because of a stupid system that strives to make your win rate 50%. Which is why a funny thing happens, where let’s say we take 2 players. Of which one consistently drags, throws a lot of damage and, as a result, has about 70% participation in the team competition and consistently receives gold, MVP, or MVP of the losing team (this is an indecently common story for me). And he consistently throws you 2, 3 or 4 chocolate tips, which I can either feed or take your forest from the first minutes of the game (if you are a forester, for example).
And that's what it turns out there are 2 types of players. Some play really well, others don't. And both have a 50% wine rate.
And here, apparently, the answer is simple: why is this so. The vast m… Read full