I feel as though you should make a post correcting just about everyone out there.. ive done so a few times but i find it difficult to explain or put into words yet you seem very switched on with it all lol. [quote]As you can see, a high K/D tends to skew the average more than a low K/D. Why? Because the K/D score is based around 1.0, and is expressed as a fraction. The upper bound of a fraction is infinity, while the lower bound is 0. Naturally the numerator (kills) is going to be more influential then the denominator (deaths).[/quote] This part is great.. if someone gets 50 kills on someone and the other person gets 50 deaths 1 persons K/D is 50 and the others is still 0 not - 50 which explains perfectly how the positive K/D outweighs the negative ones.