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Edited by Sixth Devil King:
3/1/2015 6:43:43 AM
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i wouldnt say its the only thing to measure skill, imo i check for 3 things:
1. KDR, if youre above 1.00 it already means you got more or just as many kills as your team, so you helped enough to win the fight. if youre below this then there are 2 other things im looking for.
2. if you play in control capturing zones is important. if you keep respawning on the wrong side you will lose (for the most part since many maps have 1 good side and 1 bad side). if you have below 1.00 but still got at least 5+ captures you still helped your team. there are many people that have 20+ kills but never captured a zone (besides the one at the start) which often leads to a lost game because of the multiplier, even though you got the most kills on your team. im not only blaming the player who didnt capture, but it simply is a factor. (there could also be an afker in your team or something)
3. Assists. assists are sometimes even more important than kills. a kill grants 100 or 110 (headshot) points. with someone assisting you (or you assist someone) you can get 150 / 160 points. this doesnt seem like much, but if everyone gets 10+ assists it still summs up and helps to win the fight, especially when both teams are skilled and the fight is even.
sure, some people get high kd from camping or a lucky rocket / super but if someone gets constantly 25~ 30kills and keeps a high kdr i would still go so far and call that a skilled player. maybe it doesnt mean much for some people since destiny has a higher luck factor than other shooters, but luck was always part of the shooter genre.
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It's nice to see someone taking the time to evaluate the situation beyond the basic KD stat. I'm one that has a tendency to have a lower KD but I also sacrifice myself to neutralize a flag or get the last few percent to take that point before being blown up with a nova bomb. I've played enough FPS to know what it takes to win and I try my Damnedest to help my team. Thankfully, I've not gotten any hate mail either.
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yeah, many times the people who did capture more zones were often more usefull than those who just blindly camp or run amok. i managed to get some 30+ kill runs too, but my team lost because we didnt capture enough zones. i was part of the problem too since i only captured the starting zone and then killed everything infront of my red death. i may have ended up with high points in total but that didnt mean anything since the enemy had always 2 zones. sometimes just going for 2 zones is better since you get twice as much points so in the end you dont need to get 30-40 kills to win.
