Master the Secrets of Watching Friends Play Honor of Kings Easily (Breaking through New Boundaries! Unveiling the In-game Spectator Mode, a First for Honor of Kings)

Master the Secrets of Watching Friends Play Honor of Kings Easily (Breaking through New Boundaries! Unveiling the In-game Spectator Mode, a First for Honor of Kings) In Honor of Kings, many players aspire to become true masters. However, in “Mastering Honor of Kings,” there is a question: how can we prevent our friends from seeing the exciting moments of our gameplay?

Firstly, in the game, we can directly access the spectator mode through the settings button in the upper right corner. In the spectator mode, we can view our friends’ splendid performances in matches.

We can see that there is a watch icon on the lower left side of the spectator interface. By clicking on this icon, we can enter the video editing mode. Here, you can view the results of your matches with your friends and their actions. In the video editor, you can also view detailed information such as your own rank and hero win rate! Of course, if you want to see more exciting content, you can watch it outside of the game. And if you don’t want to watch videos, you can also watch on the computer!

In addition to the above methods, there is also a spectator option in the lower right corner of the game. By clicking on this option, you can spectate in your friends’ spectator list. However, it’s important to note that if you want to switch to the spectator mode, you must click “confirm” before you can switch back.

In “Mastering Honor of Kings,” there are hidden features waiting to be discovered. In a friend’s room, you can view the ongoing match results and related data. By clicking on the “+” button in the lower right corner, and selecting “spectate,” you can view your friends’ spectator records.

Breaking through New Boundaries! Unveiling the In-game Spectator Mode, a First for Honor of Kings

Honor of Kings, as a MOBA mobile game, requires players to constantly improve their rank and level. As players have more abundant information, such as their rank, hero proficiency, and win rate, Honor of Kings has introduced the “in-game spectator mode” to help players have a clearer understanding of the match dynamics. This allows players to conveniently watch matches and battle outcomes, making it easier for them to improve. Let’s take a look!

[Experience]

After the new version update, players can enter the match mode by clicking on the “Match” button on the right side of the game’s main interface. In this mode, players can view other players’ ongoing matches and ranked matches, as well as view their teammates’ ranks and hero strengths from their perspective.

[Gameplay Interpretation]

With the introduction of the new feature, the match mode will include the spectator mode. In this mode, players can judge opponents based on their records, equipment, skills, and other information, and decide whether to spectate the battle. At the same time, players can click the “spectate” button on the game’s homepage to watch real-time gameplay of friends or strangers. Additionally, players can click the “autoplay” button on the spectator mode’s right side to switch to the video recording page.

[Simplified Spectator Mode]

The spectator mode is activated during the settlement phase after the player’s match. When a yellow exclamation mark appears on the avatar of a target hero, the system will display the spectator button and start a countdown. After the countdown ends, players can directly receive all the data of that target hero (excluding loot). The spectator mode also automatically plays the player’s battle report for everyone to enjoy, and players can click to view the specific performance history of that hero.

In addition, players can also control opponents in real-time in the spectator mode and switch characters, set teams, and view information through the buttons above the spectator interface to spectate real-time matches throughout the server.

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