It brings back champions who weren't entirely relevant to the meta, like Kassadin, Talon, etc..
Of course, it also super-powers every champion that was previously OP. But hey, at least our mains are more OP now, right?
OurLestrade2 votesAn example of how complex and different the new masteries are... Just giving you some damage. Yep.
Ralanr4 votes+3% more damage was the capstone that everyone had if they went at least 21 into the offense tree. They didn't have an option of capstone.
Just because people are abusing what is "OP" doesn't mean the new system failed it's intended task.
Personally I think people just seem to not like thinking about their masteries. Seen warlords on non crit based champions (who never build crit items) too often.
Aeolian Melodies1 votesJust because people are abusing what is "OP" doesn't mean the new system failed it's intended task.
But it did fail at what it was supposed to do. It was supposed to create more choices, but what I see and feel is that masteries are stiffer than ever.
ShadowParker1 votesThey also have to add in and balance the current masteries. So give it time.
Ionian2 votesIf everything's more OP, nothing's more OP. Rip 
Count Zubat2 votesIt's not that Thunderlord is OP. All other keystones were just nerfed to shit tier. Fortunately, next patch will give us buffs to other keystones.
MargaretThatcher1 votes" But hey, at least our mains are more OP now, right?"
starts crying
