I just watched a few duels in the KPL Spring Split, and I feel that the pace of the mage position has obviously accelerated after the version update. The appearance rates of Mai Shiranui and Shen Mengxi have soared, but the resource allocation in the jungle has become the key to winning or losing. This reminds me of the "Archangel of Glory" I played recently. Although it is an MMO, its PVP arena actually tests tactical coordination and operational details.
Talking back to e-sports, there has been a lot of discussion in the LPL recently about the impact of equipment adjustments on the AD environment. Compared with the rhythm of traditional MOBA, mobile game competition places more emphasis on instant reactions and the smoothness of skill combos. The transformation system of "Archangel of Glory" can create an explosion similar to a "combination combo". For example, a warrior changes classes and then uses the Holy Shield to charge forward, and then activates the range damage of the ultimate move. It is difficult for the opponent to counterattack in the arena. However, the game is still in the testing period, and the official has recently made adjustments to the numerical balance, such as weakening the field control effect of mages to allow melee professions to have more room for confrontation.
If you also like to study lineup matching and counter strategies, you can try its 3v3 ranking mode. The professional division of labor is clear, tanks pull, assassins cut the back row, and mages press the blood line. The idea is a bit similar to analyzing BP when watching KPL. And the picture quality is really amazing. The 4K modeling is very enjoyable to watch the skill special effects on the mobile phone. It will not be mosaic like some games. The disadvantage is that the automatic pathfinding of the dungeon is a bit mindless, but the pvp part is worth considering.
If you are interested, you can try it on the cloud first. After all, mobile game competitions are getting more and more popular now, and it is rare for a new game to be willing to work hard on pvp balance.