In an unbalanced combat system there will always be cannon fodder. These pieces having a higher k/d within a type places a distinction between good rushing players and those who need change. Going about it by attacking players favoring a k/d positive doesn't enforce your tie as a "grunt" who is worth keeping around. Just point out k/d is determined by team coordination. A mlg player with noobs has higher d/k in certain types of setting often. "My k/d is a number based on stats of team record. If you want to honestly judge k/d we have to play together to assess our team."