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About 'Champion mastery system'

l Poro l·6/5/2015, 12:36:22 AM·2 votes·771 views

I recently received e-mail which surveys what I think about champion mastery system and I learned things I didn't know about that. Here is my thoughts about it ** Did you know that your score depends on your team's score**

it is my understanding that

  • When your team did bad job and your score proves that you lead your team to win, you get better score and vise versa If I'm getting this right, I think this is good idea since champion mastery has to depends on your skills. But if this means that my score is proportion to my team's average score, I don't think that's good

How about this? I began to wonder that if my score depends on enemy team as well. Like, what If I got a match with (Excuse me) 'bad skilled' team which would probably lead your team to end up with high score? Do I get lower score since all of my teammates did good job?

Depends on outcome of the game My games says that CP is rewarded with significantly depending on the result I believe that this needs to be balance out depending on my score What If I am an active part as good player of my team but out come was 'lost' I think that this eventually leads to idea of 'depending on enemy team's score'

Since I wasn't interested in Mastery system FAQ when it was first released, I'm not sure how this works I know that this is my personal idea, and I'm naive about this system What is your thoughts?

2 Comments

PolarTroop6/5/2015, 1:36:44 AM1 votes

I really don't like the idea of a system that grades how I am individually mastering a specific champion it is based on my teams performance. Yes I realize if you truly master a champ then you would be expected to carry hard, but your points depend on whether your jungler can effectively gank or your other carries know not to chase into the enemy jungle for kills. I think it should not just slap on 1000 points because your team won.

I played Bard last week and messed around with my friends during the game. I didn't actually contribute anything to help my team win. I was complete dead weight and I got carried, at the end of the match I had "earned" 1200 mastery points. I don't really see this system as accurate of your champion mastery, it is too similar to the ranked system now.

JRobin316/5/2015, 9:07:50 PM1 votes

Here's the thing: if you do well but your team doesn't do well, then you probably aren't playing your champion to full potential and are thus showing lack of mastery. When you play your champion to full potential your team usually snowballs and everyone on your team does better. The exceptions to this rule are just that: exceptions.