Can we call a spade a spade?

Zero Shingetsu·7/6/2016, 10:24:16 AM·4 votes·416 views

We get it, internet. You're better than everyone. You're an unwashed otaku who dedicates 96% of your life to video games, and it's put you on a level generations - no, millennia! - beyond what we dirty casuals will ever achieve.

But seriously, can we stop with this "x score isn't good game at all" thing? Every time I see someone bring up a score like 10/4, 11/1, etc. as part of a larger point about a champion's balance or something, there's always one or two idiots who reply "10/4 isn't even good kid"

The fact is, that's untrue. I've heard the average pro player's KDA is something like 1.4 : 1. So basically anything above 2.5 : 1 is a great game. More importantly, you don't know the context of the game. A 10/4 game when most people in the game were around 5/8, or in a game that lasted only 20 minutes, is a comparatively great score.

10 Comments

disregardable7/6/2016, 10:49:22 AM1 votes

Pro Players are playing against the most skilled players in existence. You are playing against the least skilled players (that aren't under level 30). Getting a 1.4 KDA in a pro game is almost infinitely harder than getting a 2.5 KDA in a Bronze 5 game. So no, it's not that good.

Pandemic Punch7/6/2016, 10:59:13 AM1 votes

10-4 over and out.

EvilDustMan7/6/2016, 12:25:53 PM1 votes

Oppai