Champion Mastery

Cerbearus·10/30/2016, 11:39:01 PM·1 votes·488 views

Why does it seem that champion mastery is 100% based on creep score? I have been trying to get rank 7 on Kha for a while now, but it seems pretty much impossible in the jungle. I had to play toplane Kha just to get to rank 6. As top I can AFK farm and get very mediocre scores, and more often than not get an S-. As jungle I can get amazing scores and solo carry my entire team, but get nothing but A- because Kha sucks at clearing the jungle and it is much more efficient to farm champions (while that 4/2/3 Ashe on my team gets an S just because she had 250 CS).

Another champion I play, Kindred, took me 6 games to make rank 7. 3 of them were S-, 2 S, and 1 S+. I didn't do particularly well in the S- games, but Kindred is so good at clearing quickly that I can almost guarantee an S with the amount of CS i can get.

I understand that skill is somewhat shown by getting lots of CS, but that is only true for certain roles and champions...

1 Comments

Captaín Insano10/30/2016, 11:47:21 PM1 votes

It's based on your performance compared to players who play that champion in the same role. So since jungle khaz'ix typically gets alot of kills being an, assassin, than kills don't have as much of an effect on your game rating in comparison to creep score which is relatively lower since your in the jungle. It's different for most champions. Rengar is the same way. I got 7th on Rengar because after laning phase i spent much of the game farming lanes even though i was the jungler and then picked off kills every opportunity, i would end the game with close to 300 farm as jungle Rengar and 15+ kills and 10+ assists, and 5 or less deaths. and i would get S or S+. But if you play a champ like Gangplank, who is a very hard farmer, then creep score doesn't effect it as much because a good gangplank can get anywhere between 350 to 500 CS if they just farm their ass off like most GP's, but a GP with 400+ Cs and a good amount of kills can get an S or S+ easily.