1. Generally speaking, there are two groups: one is the first group; Second, the backhand group. The so-called first move group, as the name implies, refers to our own heroes (mostly with control or displacement) who start the group first. The backhand group refers to the opponent's own backhand group after the hero hits the first hand. It is worth noting that the backhand team has a greater advantage than the first team in the case of balanced strength and no big mistakes on both sides! Therefore, we should be cautious in starting a group, especially in the balance of power.

2. Let's talk about several factors that affect the victory of the team battle. First of all, the lineup largely determines the outcome of the team battle. Generally speaking, the lineup of 1 Tank2 Assassin 1 Shooter 1 Mage is called the golden lineup, which exists because this configuration is not weak in output or control. Other lineups have their own emphasis. For example, two tanks or three assassins without marksmen, or the lineup of two wizards, each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Simply put, the party with more group control has an advantage in group battle, the party with mixed damage has an advantage over the party with single physical/spell damage, and the party with more displacement has an advantage over the party with short legs. Therefore, the summoner should weigh the pros and cons when choosing the lineup.