I went 2/0/9 on ornn and got an S
How fucking bad is this character XD
How fucking bad is this character XD
idk, how bad is a champ 1 day after release? hehe
idk, how bad is a champ 1 day after release? hehe

That's not a bad KDA...?
That's not a bad KDA...?
its certainly NOT worth an s rank though
hmm chances are not alot of games were played on that champ and most people would have issues getting a perfect kda on him at 1st cuz of not knowing how to play him... as more games are played that curve would be changed and it would be harder to get an S for the same score
the most important thing is the 0 you got in there. if u simply died once you would have dropped to A- at best, unless you had 1000 farm or a bazillion assists
the most important thing is the 0 you got in there. if u simply died once you would have dropped to A- at best, unless you had 1000 farm or a bazillion assists
0 death games mean nothing, ive gotten more kills and assists with 0 deaths and gotten B ranks
interesting. I had matches that i played the same champ in a row. only difference were 2 more deaths but 15 farm more by the same amount of kills and assists. A+ got down to B
He feels moderately underwhelming, but not exactly weak, from what I've seen so far. It's also worth noting lots of people are still doing poorly on him, picking him into bad matchups just because he's new and open.
It's pretty easy to get S ranks on new Champions, since what determines an S is still being worked out for them. If you played that exact same game 2 weeks from now it might not have been an S.
You could go 0/65/0 and get an S as long as you are the first player on a champ. Less data means less accurate top 5%. Once more games are played the requirement will change. Enjoy the low bar while you can.
Has anyone ever provided any evidence at all that grades are influenced by how well other people as a given champion?
http://na.leagueoflegends.com/en/page/features/champion-mastery
It’s based on the champion and role that you just played in a game. So, for example, we look at Annie mid differently to Annie support. We take a series of performance metrics and compare how you do to all other players in your region in your champion / position combination. It is percentile driven - so earning a high score means you performed in the top x% of players on that champ in that position. The grade itself governs the point gains.