Who is stronger between the current version of Ah Ke and the old version of Jing Ke?

We all know that the hero A Ke has been revised. The main reason is the name issue. Although Jing Ke was a warrior in history, he was a real great man. Because of some Parents reported that it was misleading to primary school students, so they had to change it. Finally, the name of this hero has been changed, and his skills have also been revised. Here we will talk about who is stronger in the new version and the boss PK in the game!

Let’s start with the current version of Ake. Nowadays, Ake’s most mainstream damage relies on her passive attack. We all know that the effect of Ake’s passive skills is to attack behind the enemy unit. It can critically hit, so Ake's current level of harvesting and catching people is naturally indescribable. Nowadays, most players who play Ah Ke will choose the jungle position. For some high-operation players, there is no problem whether there are eight or ten heads in a round!

In terms of skills, Ake's ultimate move has an invisibility effect. While becoming invisible, it continuously restores its own blood volume and increases its movement speed by 40. A certain amount of physical attack will be added after the invisibility is released; Passive effect: Skills will be refreshed immediately after each kill or assist. The second skill has a displacement effect, which can better help Ake get behind the enemy. The ultimate move can quickly deal burst damage, and attacking from behind the enemy will still have a critical hit effect.

For the old version of Jing Ke, we only need one simple sentence to describe her. Her harvesting ability ranks first in the canyon! Many players rely on the hero Ake to get pentakills. The chance of using other players to get pentakills is very small. The most buggy skill of Jing Ke is the passive ultimate: every time he kills or assists an enemy hero, 1/3 of the lost health will be immediately restored, and the skill will be refreshed immediately! Let me also talk about Jing Ke’s shortcomings here: this hero relies too much on his teammates. He can only be used when his teammates consume the enemy hero to residual health. If he appears early in a team battle, it will be difficult to get kills!

Personally, I think the harvesting ability of the old version of Jing Ke is not comparable to that of the current version of Ah Ke, and the single killing ability of the current version is also unmatched by the old version. But let me simply vote and say that I personally prefer to play the current Ah Ke, because heroes who rely on teammates are not popular at all. If you are playing black, it will definitely be fine. When you are not playing black, you will never play. Know what kind of "god" teammates you will be matched with.