But man, realistically speaking you would have obtained at least 2 S, or even 5, on your way to 1 million points..
Just logically speaking it's a fair assumption to make, no?
This means that he would be level 6 and 7 WAYYYY before he hits 1 million points.
Anything after hitting 6 or 7 is and always will be an improvement because it's practice..
Mastery 7 just tells me you could have got lucky and got 5 S lol.
Loving a champ and playing him for a long time is much more representative than getting lucky games and getting S.
You could be playing with premades who camp you, who babysit you, make you snowball and give you time to farm.
You could just have been playing vs bad players in that game and got an S.
Etc, etc - there are many examples like this that can easily prove how getting an S is not hard, nor is it proof of any sort of skill or level.
For example, I have 500k+ on Ekko and I'm level 7 on him.
I'm also level 7 on other champions on like 30k exp.. or 40k... Having level 7 means nothing - I'm nowhere good on that champion. Getting S means nothing.
Getting all the exp on Ekko (for example) is what truly represents my skill on him. He's my best champ precisely because I've played him so much.
Sure, SOME players can play a champion loads and still be "bad", but the general rule of thumb (even in life in general) is that practice makes perfect.. the more you do something, the better you get at it.
It is illogical not to assume that playing a champion many times and reaching 1 million exp does not represent mastering a champion more than level 7.
But ultimately like I said in my previous comment, saying that you could reach 1 mill point and still be garbage on a champion could be said about level 6 and 7 as well, as explained.
So it's not really a fair or true point to make.