so what makes for a S raiting?

RyzeRework·Aug 27, 2015·1 votes·725 views

i went 17/10/10 or soemthing close to that with a 102 cs on tb and somone on my team went 24/5/5 with 166 cs and i got a S and he got a A+ i was playing fizz and he was leesin

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insaiyanbaccaAug 27, 20151 votes

the grade is comparing you to other players your lvl in the same queue on the same champ in the same role so its easier to get and S on say panth support then wherever pantheon is mostly played by people(its jungle i think but idfk)

Aeolian MelodiesAug 27, 20151 votes

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the grade is comparing you to other players your lvl in the same queue on the same champ in the same role so its easier to get and S on say panth support then wherever pantheon is mostly played by people(its jungle i think but idfk)

I doubt it takes the role into account because while they said that they "looked" at support Annie differently than mid lane Annie, I have many people in my friendlist who play Annie strictly as a support and the ranks they get are the mage's rank (invoker and so forth) as opposed to the supports (guardian and so forth) ranks.

insaiyanbaccaAug 28, 20151 votes

thats because those titles are for the champions primary role not position annie is firstly a mage sp therefore she is an invoker so on and so forth assassin get reaper etc tanks get brawler and juggernaut iirc fighters get something i dont remember its not position for those titles its the role type of the champ

Aeolian MelodiesAug 28, 20151 votes

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thats because those titles are for the champions primary role not position annie is firstly a mage sp therefore she is an invoker so on and so forth assassin get reaper etc tanks get brawler and juggernaut iirc fighters get something i dont remember its not position for those titles its the role type of the champ

Still, I'd like to know (outside of team builder games ofc) how they can make the difference between support Annie and mid lane Annie. How do you know whether the Annie with 40 cs is a support or a bad one?

insaiyanbaccaAug 28, 20151 votes

iirc, it has to do with summoner spells, early positioning and starting items, so theoretically if you played like a flash smite top laner and roamed mid a lot early and started machete it might think your a jungler, but in order to trick the system you pretty much have to be going out of ytour way

Aeolian MelodiesAug 28, 20151 votes

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iirc, it has to do with summoner spells, early positioning and starting items, so theoretically if you played like a flash smite top laner and roamed mid a lot early and started machete it might think your a jungler, but in order to trick the system you pretty much have to be going out of ytour way

Supp Annie goes flash + ignite like solo lane Annie. I suppose starting items are a decent argument since no solo lane Annie will start with spellthief XD

insaiyanbaccaAug 28, 20151 votes

yes along with the fact she will probably be around the bottom buff for a little bit at the start of the game (which can happen with mid annie) but then will usually head bot and stay there a lot

Ironclad DragonAug 27, 20151 votes

Wards. Lots and lots of wards. And not dying too often.

Aeolian MelodiesAug 27, 20151 votes

KDA (so being in a lot of kills and not dying a lot) + the system compares you to people playing that champion, so if you are better than the average Fizz, you get a better score than the guy who gets a better KDA but is on par with the average Lee Sin.

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Wards. Lots and lots of wards. And not dying too often.

I wish wards counted.

RussoRedAug 27, 20151 votes

basicly its not anything riot look and sees are u hellping your team or are u hording all the kills and ksing if u help your team or get many assists and overall ward decently youll be fine