Introduction to qualification certification:
Qualifying is another game mode different from matching. It has a strict scoring system, which can reflect a player's game level more accurately than matching. Before he entered the game, the selection mode was class selection, which was the first difference between ranking and matching. The mining ban is divided into three stages. The so-called ban means that the two sides rank, that is, the two people with the highest ranking points choose six forbidden heroes first, three on each side. Then pick, starting from the first team selected by the class, select heroes in the order of 1-2-2-2- 1 (same as DODARD mode). Unlike a battle, at this time you can see the hero chosen by the other side and make a targeted choice. This is a little different from the matching pattern. In matching mode, the same hero can appear on both sides at the same time. Once the opponent chooses a hero in qualifying, you can't choose that hero to play.
After the two sides choose the hero and confirm it, they enter the final preparation stage. During this time, you can check your talents and runes to avoid the situation that AD heroes bring AP runes by mistake. You can also exchange heroes with teammates. The premise of exchanging heroes is that you must be able to use the hero selected by the other party, and the other party must also use the hero selected by you (already purchased or in the list of free heroes this week). After a long series of BAN and PICK, I entered the game, and there is no difference between the post-game mode and the matching mode.
Hard conditions: summoner, etc.
When the level reaches 30, you can use heroes to reach 16, that is, the total number of heroes you have purchased plus this week's free heroes to reach 16. Only when these two conditions are met at the same time can we enter the queue of qualifying.