When Lu Ze created the AI mode, he made two versions.
The first was the AI for beginner matches.
This AI mode was designed to help players better understand matches, so its difficulty would not be too outrageous.
The reason was simple.
Ninety-nine percent of the Demonic Value he obtained from the MOBA came from players killing one another, rather than kills involving AI.
No matter how good the AI was at killing, it could not earn Demonic Value as quickly as competition between players.
Instead, it might scare away potential players, making the losses outweigh the gains.
Of course, this version of the pure beginner AI would only appear in a player's first three AI matches.
After that came the second version.
High-difficulty AI.
The reason for creating the second version was just as simple.
In his previous life, League of Heroes had plenty of players who only played against AI.
Because beating AI was easy!
And it relieved stress, too.
There were also plenty like Zhong Yi who wanted to practice against AI or enjoy a killing spree.
Lu Ze did not welcome that sort of behavior.
If you all run off to bully the AI, who's going to supply me with Demonic Value?
Thus, at this stage, matches against the second version of the AI were intensely punishing...
Its mechanics were actually not too bad.
They were roughly at the level of Silver-ranked players in his previous life.
Of course, at this stage, that still made it practically invincible.
The most outrageous part was how fast these AI opponents earned gold.
At set times, they would pull out set completed items, putting economic domination front and center.
In short, most players at this stage were going in just to get abused...
Like Zhong Yi at this very