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Edited by Quarantane :
9/28/2015 8:58:55 PM
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KDR Logic Fail.
I've seen so many people who want to put themselves on a pedestal as a great pvp player because of a high kdr, in a single playlist, while putting others down with a higher overall kdr, and I don't get it.
Examples:
'Your trials kd is negative, therefore your bad' meanwhile he's got a higher kdr in literally every other playlist, on all characters.
'Your kdr in rumble is worse than mine, git gud scrub' meanwhile his kdr is negative in everything else.
'You have a negative kdr in trials, therefore anything you say about crucible means nothing' meanwhile every kd, even overall kd is higher than theirs.
'I'm top 1% in assists per game, so I'm a better team mate than you, git gud scrub' meanwhile every kdr is negative
These are all things I have seen people say to other players.
The way I look at it, if you have an overall positive kdr, you're an asset to the team more often than not. In control this may not be the case, as a negative kd could have many captures which allow more team scoring, but hopefully you guys can see my point.
Anyone else think it's ridiculous to find the one stat that you may excel at in order to trash talk others? Got any stories you'd like to share?
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1 ReplyI will say that I do look at trials kd when playing with randoms. You can be awesome in control or clash because it's more chaotic and there's more players to kill or an objective to play. Trials is usually a small playing field agains a (sometimes) organized group of people. Different play styles for game modes. Is the way I see it. Some people are bad at free for all some people are bad at team games.
