From Behind to Victory! Ice Queen Wang Zhaojun's Ultimate Freezes Turn Game Around 20 Assist Carry!

Intro: If you've ever carried hard as a mage support only to watch your team struggle - this one's for you! In Honor of Kings' latest S37 "Stellar Journey" season, I played Wang Zhaojun (Mage Support) - the legendary ancient Chinese beauty character. Her massive AoE freezing ultimate turned team fights around left and right, and I secured 20 assists to help my team. We were crushing it from behind! But then came the frustrating part: teammates refused to group up, chasing individual kills instead of team objectives. Despite my best efforts, the victory almost slipped away. This video captures the real struggle of a casual gamer trying to carry with a control mage.
Details: This full match shows the power of Wang Zhaojun's freezing abilities: her ultimate creates a massive icy zone that freezes enemies for 2.5 seconds, her skills slow enemies by 50%, and her passive shield makes her surprisingly tanky for a mage. I focused on providing vision, landing clutch freezes, and protecting my carries - but even with 20 assists, it wasn't enough when teammates ignored team strategy. As a casual gaming enthusiast, I'm sharing this raw, unfiltered gameplay to show the highs and lows of playing mage support. Whether you're a Wang Zhaojun main, love control mages, or just hate when teammates go rogue, this video hits close to home.
Related Content: Check out my other HoK videos: "Top 3 Mage Supports for Carrying Toxic Teams S37" and "Wang Zhaojun Ice Queen Build Guide 2025".
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