Too often, people tend to think K/D is how many kills this person gets per match. You’ve gotta remember, that number gets higher and higher the more wins you have. If you win, nothing can detract on the ‘D’ side of the K/D – as you didn’t die. To help make more sense, let me give an example.
Let’s say you start off a season and play three games. The first game, you get 12 kills and a win. The second game, you get 15 kills and a win. The third game, you get 20 kills but die and take second place. There has now only been 1 death, but you’ve had 47 kills across the total of all three games – this makes your K/D 47.0. You didn’t get 47 kills per game, but it’s the average of how many kills tend to get before you die. Now let’s look at this players stats. We can see he’s played 208 matches in this mode. Out of those 208 matches, they’ve won 178. They’ve only died 30 times across 208 matches. If you divide 208 by 30, it comes to 6.93. That means this person roughly kills 68.9 people before he dies himself, which is roughly every 7 games. If he kills 68.9 people across 7 games, it means he’s actually averaging about 9.8 kills a game, which is more realistic.
Is it a ridiculous K/D? Absolutely, but he’s not necessarily a cheater. He’s playing FPP Squad which is definitely less frequented. If they also have cross platform turned off, it will be even less frequented. Probably playing lobbies with extremely high number of bots, therefore a larger chance of winning and only losing 1 in 7 games.
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Think the “reputation 0” says all it needs to loll
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Ffp so all bot games as noone plays this mode
Mostly bot kills
https://pubglookup.com/players/xbox/acryi
He’s playing FPP squads with crossplay off. Not hard to have a monster kd. His 39 kill game, he was the only actual player in. Kd means nothing.
“Only” 58% bots in his recent matches. That explains half of it. https://pubglookup.com/players/xbox/acryi
He’s also on crack or something. https://gamerdvr.com/gamer/acryi/video/186743714
Too often, people tend to think K/D is how many kills this person gets per match. You’ve gotta remember, that number gets higher and higher the more wins you have. If you win, nothing can detract on the ‘D’ side of the K/D – as you didn’t die. To help make more sense, let me give an example.
Let’s say you start off a season and play three games. The first game, you get 12 kills and a win. The second game, you get 15 kills and a win. The third game, you get 20 kills but die and take second place. There has now only been 1 death, but you’ve had 47 kills across the total of all three games – this makes your K/D 47.0. You didn’t get 47 kills per game, but it’s the average of how many kills tend to get before you die. Now let’s look at this players stats. We can see he’s played 208 matches in this mode. Out of those 208 matches, they’ve won 178. They’ve only died 30 times across 208 matches. If you divide 208 by 30, it comes to 6.93. That means this person roughly kills 68.9 people before he dies himself, which is roughly every 7 games. If he kills 68.9 people across 7 games, it means he’s actually averaging about 9.8 kills a game, which is more realistic.
Is it a ridiculous K/D? Absolutely, but he’s not necessarily a cheater. He’s playing FPP Squad which is definitely less frequented. If they also have cross platform turned off, it will be even less frequented. Probably playing lobbies with extremely high number of bots, therefore a larger chance of winning and only losing 1 in 7 games.