Champion mastery doesn't show actual mastery, but experience

GULAG 4 U·Jan 7, 2017·4 votes·314 views

13 Comments

ChaddyFantomeJan 7, 20173 votes

before level 6, sure.

GULAG 4 UJan 7, 20172 votes

Okay so who's the troll randomly downvoting?

But then again a level 5 graves played by QTpie will be better than a level 7 graves played by some silver guy.

WoonStruckJan 7, 20171 votes

Level 7 isn't hard to get.

GULAG 4 UJan 7, 20172 votes

It took me a long time to get level 7 on kha because I can't farm in the jungle for long : ^)

ChaddyFantomeJan 7, 20171 votes

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Level 7 isn't hard to get.

doesn't have to be. Getting level 6-7 mastery shows that you put in the time to push your play with the champ beyond just playing them alot i.e experience, and into learning more there intricacies i.e mastery.

Asayake 5150glowJan 7, 20172 votes

Experience ~ mastery.

Not =, but it's similar. And definitely relative.

GULAG 4 UJan 7, 20171 votes

That's why I said actual mastery.

Asayake 5150glowJan 7, 20171 votes

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That's why I said actual mastery.

So... it's close enough.

GULAG 4 UJan 7, 20171 votes

Not really because woook3r has 3 million draven mastery and he/she's in silver. And looking at his gameplay he doesn't look good at the champ neither so it seems to be more of a "Good at draven sucks at lol" situation.

Asayake 5150glowJan 7, 20171 votes

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Not really because woook3r has 3 million draven mastery and he/she's in silver. And looking at his gameplay he doesn't look good at the champ neither so it seems to be more of a "Good at draven sucks at lol" situation.

Well some people are just bad, you know? But someone who's played Draven enough for 3 million mastery points should have learned something from that, even if it is just so when he plays Draven he doesn't feed his ass off.