Who is better at beating Yasuo?

The first one to bear the brunt is the bright moon. Both Bright Moon and Yasuo are melee heroes, but Yasuo is much more flexible than Bright Moon. When using Bright Moon to line up with Yasuo, just don't be confused by his E. Try to push the lane as quickly as possible. When Yasuo's E is consumed, use his W skill to resist damage and exchange blood appropriately. Don't fight too hard before level 6. After level 6, when Yasuo has a big move, when Yasuo takes the initiative to use E, first turn on W skill to resist damage, then use Q skill to increase the hit rate. Use R skill to slow down and pull back to chase level A. Yasuo then uses E to follow up with the second ultimate move to increase the previous consumption. After level 6, it is easy to win by doing this.

There is another hero among the melee mid laners who is better at beating Yasuo, and that is Zed. The biggest problem when using Zed against Yasuo is that it is difficult to use the Q skill Shuriken. Especially when Yasuo uses the E skill to move back and forth among the soldiers, it is even more difficult to hit. Therefore, when using Zed against Yasuo, you can consider main E, so that when WEQ is consumed, even if Q does not hit, the damage will be justified. After level 6, Zed just needs to be careful not to W and then R. He should get close and directly use the R skill, and then use E to slow down and level A. When Yasuo uses E to move, he can use W shadow to follow up, so that when Yasuo uses E to move back and forth, Zed can Use your ultimate to deal as much damage as possible, and use your shadow to avoid Yasuo's wind.

The next one is Kled. Before this hero was strengthened in version 9.14, he was mostly used to play the mid laner, and the effect was pretty good. Even now he is used to fight Yasuo, and he can beat Yasuo. If Suo dares to get close, use the Q skill to grab him. If he moves away, use the E skill to follow up. After that, he will be dragged back and beaten with the W skill. Moreover, Kled's health bar is already lower than Yasuo's, so he can use this to exchange blood with Yasuo unscrupulously. Even if he is not level 6, he can easily kill Yasuo alone under this kind of consumption.

Having said so many melee mid laners, the most difficult one for Yasuo to beat is undoubtedly Malzahar. First of all, Grasshopper has a passive shield that can offset the damage of Yasuo's skills once, and in addition to his Q skills, Almost all of them are directional skills, especially Grasshopper's main E skill. As long as Yasuo gets a little closer, he can directly use his E skill to consume it. But don’t follow a fool, don’t get too close to your own minions, so that Yasuo’s E soldiers won’t be consumed by the E soldiers. Calculate the close combat of Yasuo’s E soldiers, and when returning, you can predict Yasuo’s E soldiers when returning except for the EW skills. Put the Q skill in the position of the minion. With this consumption, Malzahar can easily kill Yasuo alone at level 6.

The veteran mid laner is particularly good at beating Yasuo. He has skills that cannot be blocked by wind walls, and he can still use skills after death. He is Karthus, the death chanter from the Shadow Isles!

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Gale Swordsman is one of the most popular heroes in the League of Legends, but when our teammates selected Yasuo, our hearts trembled. After all, not every Yasuo is a Gale Swordsman. Hao, today Teacher Ding Ding is here to teach you how to play Yasuo.

The hero we want to recommend today is Teacher Tintin’s natal hero, Void Walker Kassadin.

"I heard that my daughter is coming, let's go buy it" - Kassadin (edited by Teacher Tintin)

Although Kassadin is not shy at present, he is also One of the powerful AP heroes, Yasuo is a relatively comprehensive hero, but it is relatively fragile in the early stage. The price of Time and Green Cross are the same, but Time gives us good tankiness. Although Green Cross has damage reduction, it cannot stop it. Kassadin is consumed in waves. In terms of team fault tolerance, Yasuo cannot beat us. Even if there is a disadvantage in the early stage, we can make up for it through support and team battles. First, let’s talk about how to fight Yasuo. talent.

Electrocution is similar to last season's Thunder. Yasuo will definitely have to give us phantom blood. He can't exchange blood with Alley or Comet. If he dares to show off with Electrocution, he can directly use EWAQ to electrocute him. How many times will this happen? The only thing Kassadin has to pay attention to when fighting Yasuo is that he must have an advantage before level 6, even if there is only a flash or let him know that he is afraid, because our level 6 is a qualitative change. At that time, if he gets an advantage, it would be bad if our R goes up to play a set and Yasuo counterattacks. After all, without the advantage, we really can't beat him.

The ultimate skill cap can also be replaced with a mana lace to ensure the amount of mana in our lane. Although we have W to restore mana, the mana is still not enough. This can be regarded as insurance and improves our lane support. In terms of ability, the CD of the ultimate move itself is very short, and 5% can't increase it much. Of course, precision can also be used. After all, Calmness and Calmness can greatly improve Kasa.

In terms of skills, the main E and secondary W (you can also have a secondary W and then secondary Q) are bigger and bigger. Here is a small detail. Our Q skill is clicked once at the first level and learns W at the second level. Then we started to upgrade the E skill. In the past, we always learned level 2 q at level 3, but the Hellfire is gone, and the magic shield does not improve the fight against Yasuo. Instead of wasting skill points, it is better to upgrade the E skill, Yasuo The CDs of E and Q are very fast, our E skill refreshes very quickly, and the level of E is higher, and our team fighting and support capabilities have also been enhanced. Yasuo will not be able to bear the electrocution attack.

Now let’s talk about costumes, time, lich, ghost book or banshee, golden body, magic wearing stick, magic wearing shoes. Of course, if you are playing with the wind, you can also produce hats. Whether the equipment is fixed or not can be determined according to the situation. If we need to resist, we can even use the Bingxin Ice Staff and the Push Stick. Everyone's equipment ideas must not be rigid.

In fact, Kassadin’s current gameplay is relatively diversified. He can bring Dark Harvest, a 150-layer ER to kill instantly, he can also use Electrocution to improve our ability to exchange blood and support in the lane, or he can bring traditional Alley or It's Comet, which is quite satisfactory. In fact, each hero has a variety of gameplays, and there are very few heroes with Tianke. If there are any, we can just ban them.

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Which hero is better to beat Yasuo?

Actually, there are quite a few. If you choose to confront Yasuo, Akali is a good choice. After level 6, Yasuo can be punished by breaking out.

First of all, Yasuo must pay attention to his own shield. You must choose to break his shield before fighting him. When using Akali, first use Q to break the shield, and then pay attention to whether Yasuo is close to the minions with low health. Make sure that he has the mark of Q on his body at level 6, and then use Yasuo's E to kill the minions with low health at the same time. The minion instantly refreshes E. In this way, the combo will increase the damage of E, which basically gives you an advantage in the early stage of the fight. Make good use of W to gain skills.

If you want to fight in a group, Clockwork is also an option to restrain Yasuo. Clockwork is a good teamfight hero. If you just want to develop with Yasuo and decide the outcome through team battles, Clockwork is a very reliable hero. It is not easy to be caught in the early stage, the line speed of pushing troops is also good, and the damage in group fights in the later stage is also quite high.

But today I would like to recommend you a hero who is particularly easy to play against Yasuo and whose operation is relatively simple - Malzahar. If you feel that your operation is poor, you can use teleport, double Dolan, and use E followed by W to push the lane to level 6 and directly call the jungler's big move first.

If you feel that your skills are good, playing Yasuo online is really a simple matter.

In addition to playing Yasuo in 5vs5, there may be another situation where Solo is used, so I also recommend a hero who can play Solo against Yasuo, which is Crocodile. Crocodile is actually relatively easy to beat Yasuo. If you make good use of his rage, it will be difficult for Yasuo to fight Crocodile. After level 6, Crocodile's burst will change qualitatively.

For the lane Yasuo, the most important thing is actually to have stable control online, which is called jungle. Yasuo is a hero with a strong ability to snowball, and he is also a hero that can easily be snowballed. It is easy to establish an advantage by calling the jungler more often with control.

Why is everyone targeting Yasuo? What did he do wrong? Since everyone wants to beat Yasuo so much, today I will give you an inventory of those heroes who can beat Yasuo online, so that everyone can enjoy the game and dominate the game normally in ranking and matching.

I don’t know if you all feel this way, but Yasuo on your side is always a pick-me-up, while most of the enemy’s Yasuos are numb.

Lord of Shadow Stream

As for the heroes who can compete head-on with Yasuo, Male Blade and Zed are the best among them (excluding some top lane heroes such as Crocodile), but Yasuo The hero Yasuo's operating space is also not low, so if you want to use these two physical assassins to operate Yasuo, you must have high proficiency and hero understanding.

For example, Zed is easier to fight when it reaches level 3 and level 6. The outburst of Zed at this time was not something Yasuo's small body could bear.

If you are a male swordsman, you will have a chance to kill Yasuo alone in the first two or three levels, but you have to learn the two-level full-health single-kill combo of the male swordsman.

Bright Moon

Bright Moon is relatively easy to fight against Yasuo. There is a shield in the early stage so you can go through it smoothly. After reaching level 6, Yasuo is like a map in front of you. Paper, I was tied with him in the past. He didn't have any outbreaks, so he would lose money if he exchanged blood.

If you are in trouble, you can bring teleportation, and in the mid-term, use roaming support to improve your equipment level. Once you have one or two pieces of Bright Moon, it will be easy to kill Yasuo alone.

Malzahar

Malzahar's opening number is 73 against Yasuo. Yasuo is difficult to operate because every skill of this mage will not be affected by Yasuo's wind. The wall block, coupled with Malzahar having a stable single point of control after level 6, can be used with the jungle to kill Yasuo easily.

This year LOL has ushered in the biggest change. The new version update has made it difficult for many ADCs to play. Since the A monster took out Yasuo in the German Cup, many ADCs have been completely laid off. So in this version of Warrior World, which warriors are best at beating Yasuo? Let’s take a look today.

Big Garen

Big Garen is definitely the best hero to deal with tricks like Yasuo. Although he does not have flexible displacement skills, the speed bonus of his Q skill makes Big Garen The flexibility is not low either. Basically, Yasuo will be suppressed by Garen at the same level of strength. QE goes up and directly plays a set, and Yasuo has no chance to fight back.

Crocodile Overlord

The crocodile has always been a dominator-level hero. The three-level angry crocodile can use a set of skills to ignite and kill the enemy instantly. This damage is absolutely devastating in the early stage. Heaven will destroy the earth. The two-stage displacement of Crocodile's E skill makes Crocodile's pursuit ability very good. Yasuo is actually very easy to be restrained by such a hero in the game. Crocodile wants to attack, but Yasuo can only passively dodge. Yasuo wants to come up and consume him. The crocodile, in addition to being far superior to the crocodile's superb operation, also needs to reasonably calculate the blood volume.

Sword Princess

Although Sword Princess's flexibility is not as good as Yasuo's, her basic damage and armor are much higher than Yasuo's. As long as the core W skill is put in place, It is definitely good to restrain Yasuo. Needless to say, the role of Sword Queen in team fights. The combat power of Sword Queen in the warrior version is really terrible.

Riven

The powerful Rui Mengmeng will make Yasuo very passive when he starts to line up against Yasuo from level 1, not to mention basic damage, flexible displacement, and Control, Yasuo can show off as you like. As long as you want to fight, you won't be afraid of anyone. Everyone is welcome to comment below!

Who is the top 3 Yasuo in the LOL national server?

Recently, the number one Yasuo in the Xiaomo national server was launched. Lang Ziyan became the protagonist of the video. Due to his delicate operation and Yasuo The hero itself is very entertaining, and Lang Ziyan quickly established a foothold in Douyu, and the number of fans increased exponentially. Not surprisingly, Liang Ziyan will become a first-class passerby anchor like Vincent. In fact, Lang Ziyan is not the only player who plays Yasuo well in the Chinese server. Their strengths are very close. They are all top Yasuo players. Just like Riven, there is actually more than one strongest player.

Who is the stronger among the three major Yasuos in the LOL national server?

The three major Yasuos in the national server are: Lang Ziyan, Shan Renying (Xianyuying) and Prince Frog. All three of them are He is the main player of Yasuo, and he has reached the strongest king rank. Prince Frog himself is from Zaun in the second district, and has recently moved to the first district. He vows to play with his own attitude. You can't say that he is the strongest Yasuo!

Interested players can check his record. Yasuo Qi's highest proficiency is really a joke, so he cannot be counted as the strongest Yasuo-level player in the national server.

Yasuo's are generally in the middle. I don't recommend Nok, Crocodile, Garen, or Golem. I am a veteran Yasuo player, and I would like to recommend a few mid lane heroes to restrain Yasuo.

Little Murloc

To fight Yasuo, the Little Murloc must first reach level 3, and then Q directly. Some players know that Q can be accompanied by W damage, so they just WQ it without thinking. It consumes a lot of energy, but it is actually very worthless, because it takes three seconds for the little murloc's normal attacks or skills to cause damage to the target. There will be a mark on the target. At this time, use W to poke it, and the damage will explode directly. So I suggest Q to go to A, and then E to come down and shoot. Finally, if Yasuo still wants to fight, use W to explode and teach him how to behave. , let alone reaching level 6, break the shield, directly use the ultimate move to draw A, and kill instantly.

Crow

The advantage of Crow against Yasuo may not be reflected in the early stage, but once it reaches level 6, it can completely crush Yasuo. It does high damage and cannot be killed, but try to make up for it in the early stage. When developing your sword, don’t be too tough. When you reach level 6, you can use your big move to grind out a wave of health. Crow’s W is very crucial. If you are not sure, you must not place it randomly. Just rely on the QE skill to grind out health and deal damage. You can run away by yourself or use talents to deal with it. W, otherwise Crow will easily be beaten by Yasuo online.

Kassadin

Kassadin is an old hero and everyone is familiar with it. I won’t go into details. Why do I think Kassadin is so easy to beat Yasuo? Kassadin's E skill absorbs the surrounding and his own appropriate skills, and can only be released after reaching a certain level. Yasuo's skill CD is very fast. When used in conjunction with Kassadin's own skills, the E skill can be constantly refreshed. Its decent damage can perfectly match QEW's Furious Yasuo online.

There is always only one person who is best able to defeat Yasuo, and that is Yasuo’s biological father, the Prophet of the Void Malzahar, also known as Dilraba and Malzahar. grasshopper.

Although Grasshopper's shield has been weakened, it is still a very passive passive against Yasuo. At the same time, Grasshopper's QWER skills ignore Yasuo's wind wall, which means that Yasuo and Grasshopper have only QE can be used. I have a small version of Grasshopper, and the one who hits the most lanes is Yasuo, and the one who wins the most is Yasuo. If you don't waste your time, Yasuo may not even be able to use his ultimate move once in a game as long as you want to. Although Yasuo has E to show off, as long as he can't break Grasshopper's shield, he can't kill Grasshopper. After Grasshopper reaches level 6, EWQR can completely take away Yasuo in one set. Once Yasuo is killed once, he can only be the younger brother in the line.

Of course, other heroes, such as Crocodile, Morgana and others, can also beat Yasuo, but considering future team battles, whether it is a poke or a group start, a costumed grasshopper is definitely the opponent's C the biggest threat.

Yasuo looks very floating, with e coming and going, but in fact it is just a flashy thing. Having played Yasuo myself, I know that there are many heroes who are easy to beat Yasuo, and Yasuo is not as difficult to beat as imagined. Then let’s take a look at the heroes!

Sword Demon: It has consumption and recovery, and can easily exchange blood with Yasuo. Its skills are not very affected by Yasuo's W, and its fault tolerance rate is higher than Yasuo's. So even if you play in the middle, Sword Demon can do the job well. After level 6, if you hit Yasuo in Q, you can kill him instantly.

Ice Girl: Ice Girl has a lot of control. It doesn’t matter how arrogant Yasuo is. When the jungle comes, a w plus r control will make Yasuo’s scalp numb and he will die if he can’t even move. . No chance for Yasuo to show off!

Sword Girl: Her skills are completely unaffected by Yasuo's W skills. The w skill can be used to block Yasuo's knockback, and the q skill can also trigger passive blood recovery while consuming Yasuo. In the later stage, when I saw Yasuo, I basically chased him.

Knife Girl: The revised Knife Girl can compete with Yasuo. She can float around easily even when played well. It can be said to be the female version of Yasuo. And the survivability is much stronger than Biasou. Let’s compare the ability of the back row in group-cutting. Yasuo’s e needs a period of time to cool down after the back row, but Dao Mei can kill the back row instantly with multiple Q combos.

Vampire: This hero is really disgusting in the later stage, with super high AOE damage. Maybe in the later stage, when Yasuo was still thinking about how to kill the opponent's back row, the vampires had already killed everyone on Yasuo's side. In the early stage, all you need to do is develop and control your Q in the scarlet sprint state to exchange blood. After level 6, Yasuo will hardly have the chance to kill vampires alone.

Of course there are many heroes who are good at beating Yasuo, but even if the hero you choose is a little suppressed by Yasuo, it doesn’t matter. Pay attention to some small details, such as: don’t get too close to our minions, in case Yasuo is used as a stepping stone to show off; if you choose an ad hero, you can buy armor shoes first; if you choose an ap hero, you can buy an explorer's arm guards first; think of a way to deceive him before killing him Take advantage of him... If you choose a hero that can restrain him and pay attention to details, you don't have to be afraid of Yasuo. So what hero will everyone use to fight Yasuo?