Hey everyone! I've been spending a lot of time in Honor of Kings lately, trying to really nail down my gameplay, especially in those intense team fights. It's not always about being the ultimate warrior standing at the front, as I've learned the hard way! Sometimes, knowing your role and when to strike is way more crucial. That's why I wanted to share some insights, especially for those of you curious about Charlotte and general HOK gameplay. First off, let's talk about Charlotte. She's quickly become one of my favorite heroes because of her incredible potential to disrupt the enemy team. Her kit is all about getting in, doing damage, and getting out if played correctly. One huge tip I picked up, which really resonates with the idea of 'hitting the enemy with full 3 marks,' is to always aim to proc Charlotte's passive. Those enhanced basic attacks after using skills are where a significant chunk of her burst damage comes from. Don't just spam abilities; weave in those enhanced attacks to maximize your output. This is especially vital when you're trying to take down a squishy target or even contribute to taking down objectives like the Shadow Vanguard. Timing your skill usage to always have a charged attack ready can make a massive difference in skirmishes. My personal strategy with Charlotte, and something I've seen mentioned in pro gameplay, is to 'focus on diving the enemy backline during fights.' This isn't about blindly charging in, though! It's about patience and timing. Charlotte excels at assassinating mages and marksmen who are typically positioned at the rear. Wait for the enemy tanks or fighters to initiate, or for their key crowd control abilities to be on cooldown. Then, use Charlotte's mobility (like her S1 and S2) to bypass the frontline and get straight to their damage dealers. My goal is usually to quickly burst down one or two high-priority targets, forcing the enemy team to react or lose their primary damage sources. It’s a high-risk, high-reward play, but when it works, it can totally swing a '12vs10' or '13vs10' team fight in your favor, turning what felt like a losing battle into a swift victory. Remember, 'your goal is not to try to be the ultimate warrior that stands at the front and fight' if you're playing a dive hero like Charlotte. Your job is surgical precision. You're not meant to soak up damage; you're meant to deal it to the right targets. This means understanding team compositions. If your team already has a strong frontline, you have more freedom to flank. If your team lacks engage, you might need to be more careful and look for opportunistic plays rather than outright dives. Vision control is also crucial – knowing where the enemy backline is positioned allows for more effective and safer dives. Always be aware of your surroundings and be ready to adapt. Good luck on the battlefield!