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Kalista 37.5% Win Rate

Istanazrell·11/21/2014, 5:42:57 AM·5 votes·1,465 views

Kalista has a win rate of 37.5% as of 11/21/2014. This is her first day of release. The games taken included all games ranked Diamond V through Challenger, only. There were 472 games played that included Kalista. Out of the 472 games, Kalista was on the winning team for 177 and on the losing team 295 times.

( 177 / 472 ) = 37.5%

These included the games from the following regions:

North America Europe West Europe Nordic & East Brazil Turkey Russia Latin America North Latin America South Oceania

Keep in mind that players will learn to counter her and play her better over time!

Edit: It is still very early in her release and by no means a good measure in her power level. Even since the time of posting the statistic changes to 36.3 from just 50 more games and will continue to fluctuate.

However, In the arguments regarding how she is doing so far, there is a much discussion of opinion and very little facts. Most of the experiences have come from just a few games. The larger the sample size, the greater the accuracy. Thus, though very little to work with, this is all we have at the moment.

Raw information provided for you to be the judge--even if only to dismiss it.

Day 2 Update: ( 1158 / 3296 ) = 35.1% win rate Day 3 Update: ( 2232 / 6141 ) = 36.3% win rate Day 4 Update: ( 2565 / 6953 ) = 36.9% win rate Day 5 Update: ( 2922 / 7806) = 37.4% win rate

7 Comments

KellenGrace11/21/2014, 6:36:06 AM5 votes

"I took the statistics for the highest levels of play for a champion players are highly unfamiliar with. Surprisingly, their lack of familiarity cost them when playing against other incredibly skilled individuals."

Saelani11/21/2014, 6:52:10 AM4 votes

Win rate means nothing. Looking at win rates means nothing. Looking at win rates this early after a champ release is moronic to say the least.

AtheosisX11/21/2014, 6:12:34 AM2 votes

Rofl...looking at win rate after a few days as if that means anything. I've seen a lot of people struggling to figure her out, but I've also seen a lot of people destroying with her. And I mean DESTROYING.

Tis a nice day11/21/2014, 5:58:29 AM2 votes

And yet somehow everyone's complaining about how OP she is.

BrutalCabbage11/21/2014, 8:36:54 AM2 votes

For what I've seen she's extremely snowball reliant. She has no steroids, which means she hardly comes back if she falls behind, because she has to pay for all her stats. Her Q hurts really really hard and her E is really good for trades, especially since you can stack it on both a champion and a creep for it to reset by killing the creep while also damaging the champion (through good play you can pretty much always have it up). Her W is also good damage, this makes her really strong early (and if you ask me, she's not even that annoying to play against). Lategame, though, she's outscaled DPS wise by pretty much every carry with steroids.

Eagleheart11/21/2014, 5:52:49 AM1 votes

That's what happens when the majority consent is to ban a champion.

Killer X 1211/21/2014, 5:51:51 AM1 votes

I was gonna say something about the win rate being low, but since its in Diamond and Challenger this actually makes perfect sense.