Mastery point/level system is honestly disappointing

IllllllIIIIlllll·1/28/2017, 9:07:19 PM·1 votes·767 views

Mastery points don't demonstrate player skill with the champion at all; the points themselves only indicate experience with the champion. Even mastery level really doesn't mean anything. Is someone level 7? Cool, they may have only played 10 games for the tokens and are good with the champion, or they might've played 100 games to get the tokens and suck with the champion.

I do think, to some extent, you should be able to grind out mastery levels. It definitely should not be as easy as it is now to reach max mastery. Maybe mastery levels 8 - 10 could be gated by some metric like consistent performance with a champion, such as a progress bar that increases when you do well and decreases when you perform poorly. There are many ways to make it so that mastery on a champion isn't just some measure of "have you played X games on Y?" and I really hope Riot doesn't follow the pattern they have done for mastery levels 6 and 7.

3 Comments

2 Weezy Baby1/28/2017, 9:18:01 PM2 votes

Why would you be disappointed in the system? It was never intended to demonstrate player skill with a champion. Why do you even pay attention to it? Somebody could just spam a champion because they like it, doesn't mean they have to be good at said champion.

ScissorsNstuff1/28/2017, 9:33:25 PM2 votes

you can get level 7 on any champion without winning a single game

Aquafuge1/28/2017, 9:36:15 PM2 votes

I think the general idea is that if you play 100 games with a champ ( poorly or not) that you will learn something. And from what i understand to get above mastery level 5 you need to do well with said champ to get mastery tokens.