Champion Masterys Should Reset If The Champion Gets Reworked

warpenguin555·3/15/2015, 5:18:58 PM·39 votes·1,178 views

Like Sion level reworked.

10 Comments

Jubbinaut3/15/2015, 5:22:53 PM7 votes

How much of a rework should be required?

Trist just had a couple changes - would her Mastery reset?

Veigar's wasn't even really a rework, just a shifting of power - would his Mastery reset?

Don't get me wrong, I agree! I just think there's room for interesting discussion here.

Personally, I think anything that changes the core gameplay patterns should warrant at least some mastery reset. So, regarding my previous comparisons, Veigar's would (as the usage case of his stun changed, and therefore so did his gameplay pattern) while Tristana's wouldn't (as her basic patterns remain the same).

CaptainTatertits3/15/2015, 10:19:16 PM1 votes

I don't get it. why don't you just, I dunno... change them. There is really no difference between them resetting it and you resetting it, since you'll have to do it regardless.

I have a masteries page called Cho top that I use for Mundo. If they rework cho, should I be forced to remake my masteries page?

Think it through guys :o

ElJanitorFrank3/16/2015, 1:19:31 AM1 votes

It doesn't matter in my opinion. Riot's mastery system doesn't mean as much, which I'm really upset about. Mastering a champion is so easy it's kind of insulting and deluding the term "Mastery".

If it will only take 20 games to re-master it, what's the point?

NinjaFifer3/16/2015, 5:22:32 AM1 votes

You should then get an icon on your profile that other people can see that lets everyone know your mastery level of "old champion." Something to not completely devaluate your efforts.