Champion Mastery S grade

IGotScuttleCrabs·May 8, 2015·1 votes·1,304 views

Is there no meaning behind why they went with S?

Ive asked multiple people in game and looked on the site to find nothing but:

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S stands for SeexydVanessa

8 Comments

Drunk RummateMay 8, 20152 votes

S is a very common choice for ranking performance. Not sure why people are so confused about it.

TeemoJenkinsMay 8, 20151 votes

Is it just me or are the people asking about S Grade showing their age?

I remember playing Resident Evil... the ORIGINAL and getting S ranking on missions.

http://www.giantbomb.com/s-rank/3015-2962/

redniwediSMay 8, 20154 votes

I don't know about age, but they are definitely showing their lack web searching capability.

IGotScuttleCrabsMay 8, 20151 votes

I turn 27 in July. Age has nothing to do with 2 entirely different games and possible different grade meanings.

Edit: Btw ty for the link. Never bothered to think about "s" rank till now and forgot about it in past games.

DedriusMay 8, 20151 votes

In grading S is usually used for Pass/Fail courses where S stands for Satisfactory and N is Non-Satisfactory

IGotScuttleCrabsMay 8, 20151 votes

Considering its above an A+ i would imagine its more that just satisfactory...

WickedfatesMay 8, 20151 votes

imho, grades (competency/ability/whatever) is often ranked in percentile's....

A 90-100 B 80-89 C 70-79 ect...

but those numbers are all based off of an "average" so if C = average, and A = above average what's blowing the lid off of the game going to score at.... an S

so if you do as well as the top 9% you get an A, but the game has better than expected ranking as well S.... so S= Superior, or above above average score, the top 1% kinda thing because there has to be a best of the best i suppose