Crowd Control Score (CCS) in League of Legends measures how effectively players impair enemy champions during a game. Introduced by Riot Games in 2017, this scoring system helps players evaluate their crowd control impact.

How CCS is Calculated:

• Hard CC (stuns, knockups): 1 point per second
• Soft CC (slows): Fractional points per second
• Total score accumulates throughout the game

Important Considerations:

• Some abilities artificially inflate CCS (e.g., Nocturne's Paranoia, Jarvan IV's Cataclysm)
• Most valuable for support champions like Thresh, Morgana, Nautilus, Alistar, and Rakan
• Helps compare your CC effectiveness against other players using the same champion

When to Use CCS:

• Evaluate your performance on CC-heavy champions
• Compare your impact across different games
• Identify areas for improvement in crowd control ability usage

CCS serves as a useful metric for players who rely on crowd control abilities, particularly supports, though it shouldn't be the only measure of performance. Consider it alongside other game statistics for a complete evaluation of your gameplay effectiveness.

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