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작성자: K1LRR
7/19/2015 11:30:34 PM
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Are Higher K/D Players More Respected than Lower K/D Players?
How do you feel about the credibility of a higher K/D players vs a player with a lower K/D? Should a players opinions and views be respected the same regardless of their K/D? Why should K/D be an indication for you to take a player seriously or not? Should it matter? What are you views on the matter?
Discuss.
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Respect comes in all forms. That be said, someone capable of holding a controller well is not nearly as fun to play with as someone capable of holding a conversation well. Just look at the so called "best" players that are so good people willingly watch them stare at a screen on Twitch. Nearly all of them don't have as much respect as those that share information or entertain with something other than a "9-0 win streak" that is really 7-4 but "those didn't count and I reported them"
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People make too much of K/D and Pvp, sometimes using different weapons makes the game more enjoyable, some games I am 0.3, some games 2.0+. Also, starting out and learning you get wasted quickly, sitting on a 0.5k/d as a level 9 with a garbage blue fushion gun!!! and then trying to rank it up is tough. The other night in elimination the other team invited us to a Party Chat and we all agreed to use a certain type of weapon only (raid/VOG, etc) it made it fun to play. We laughed, cursed but enjoyed the game and all ended up adding 3 more friend to our list. So unless you really have some some $$ motivation (followers/sponsors) just remember these are just games.
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It depends I started slow in pvp and eventually got better. But because I have thousands of kills and thousands of deaths, its harder for me to pull my kd up to reflect my current skill. On the other hand you could start a new character and gain in kd starting over once you've gotten back to your pre- reset level. So -blam!-ing with a guy who has a 1.0< when he has hundreds more kills than deaths within those thousands should equal up to -blam!-ing with someone who just reset their character and has a 2,3,4 kd with the similar hundreds more kill within a lower amount total. They're the same skill wise just one cared enough to set his high tier gear in the vault and start fresh to have those lower numbers to work with. Hits 20, grabs gear, goes to crucible and gets good kd because he has more experience and dies less nowadays.
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My k/d should be higher, and it would be if I chose to be competitive. But I don't. Running around using the same loadout and tactics as everyone else...playing the meta...has no appeal to me. I could easily run Thorn and Matador anx raise my k/d, but I'd have no fun doing it. If that makes my insight worth less then some over 2.0 who has more HC and shotty kills then any other weapon type, I don't care to be part of that discussion. Done.
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I know of people deleting characters (keeping gear) then starting over so that their KD is reset. And of course it jumpy to like 2+ because the person is already good. Mine was 1.39 in April but has been steadily rising since. People get better and don't start over so they are raising their KD against their past noob self who ony worried around charging in blindly for kills.
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2 답변Here is the way I look at it, just because you have a high KD doesn't mean you are a worthwhile crucible player. You could easily be using every exploitable weapon in the game and being a cowardly corner camper, or a thorn user, or a last round sniper. You can artificially inflated your K/D just by being a douchebag Crucible player. So I would sooner look at what weapons they favor and what crucible types they win at. I only judge someone as a crappy player if K/D is below like 0.8
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2 답변No I don't respect a player with a high KD or a low KD. I respect any player that is genuine and nice. I do often find people with higher KD seem to be the less-friendly end of the scale and vice versa, essentially a negative correlation, but exceptions to every rule and all that.
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작성자: AcidBuckshot 7/21/2015 4:34:29 PMHonestly, no. All I ever get matched up with is the literal idiots of Destiny in every game of clash. There comes a point where you just don't have any respect for them, purely because you just can't carry them. They are just too crap to be playing FPSs but they insist on making your life harder because they get some gratification out of getting danced upon by the opposition. Even wingmaning with one of the top 100 K/D players in destiny, we just can't carry everyone. Why would I respect their views on PvP, they clearly show me in every match that they are incapable of all the basics needed to survive in PvP. They lack gun skill, perk knowledge, situational awareness and tactics. I'm not talking MLG skills here, I'm talking hearing a GG activate and not running into it or just looking at your tracker to see that guy flanking.
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In general k/d is a decent reflection of skill in pvp hence knowledge of the meta game. There are people saying their k/d sucks because they always capture the control point, but if done right that shouldn't stack on tons of deaths. Rushing in solo when the other team is right there just throws away points. Waiting for your team mates to run up and help u helps your team a lot more, and you are more likely to actually get the point. Of course play style reflects some variance in k/d. And if your playing with people you know all of the time you will generally do better than always playing with randoms. But if someone has a 2.0 k/d I generally think they are more reputable than someone with a negative k/d on matters of pvp game play. And if you say "that guy just has a high k/d because he uses thorn", you realize that he's facing everyone else using thorn too and coming out ahead. That's skill, not the gun.
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1 답변Oh yeah. I respect low k/d players. Those retards that I carry on almost every crucible game. Those retards that make me lost by capping the 3rd flag making us lose. Yeah respect lol
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2 답변As of right now my internet is extremely terrible and my kid has suffered in tremendous proportions but I still end up on the top most of the time.
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5 답변No. I don't believe people should be more respected because they sit at the back of the action and just steal teammate's kills. I don't have a very good KDR because I'm always rushing in on the action. It makes me tend to die a lot, but I also get a lot of kills. Depending on the day, I'm usually 1st or 2nd on my team every match.
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3 답변Right now, it's hard to decide. Getting more kills than the other guys is definitely something note worthy, but the guns themselves are rather skewed. Even pros have said it, some guns don't give you time to react. Therefore, it still remains up for debate.
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5 답변How do you feel about the credibility of a higher K/D players vs a player with a lower K/D? [b] Im half decent at PvP and when i see people with 2 - 3 K/D i have a lot more repct for them then i do some scrub who has less then 1.0 K/D.. i think its a pretty common fact that if you are half decent at PvP its a lot easier to be good at PvE.. but if you are good at PvE it doesnt mean you will be good at PvP[/b] Should a players opinions and views be respected the same regardless of their K/D? [b]Depends what they are talking about.. i see scrubs making posts on how thorn is OP and need to get rid of it ( which i agree with) but then i check their accounts and they dont even own a thorn and they have a negitive K/D.. all that tells me is they suck at PvP and die all the time so they get pissed off... thorn isnt the problem its their own skill.[/b] Why should K/D be an indication for you to take a player seriously or not? [b]See above answer.[/b] Should it matter? [b]It does matter.. its a good indicator on how a person plays and the skill they have.. this "skill" is the amount of kills they can get, capture point they cap and how well they work as a team.. this all has to be taken into consideration but most of the time someone with a bad K/D usually isnt very good at the other things.[/b]
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13 답변Yes and no. If you are playing control and actually playing right, then capturing points gets you killed alot. This happens to me. In al game modes im 1.4 kd or better. But in control its closer to 1.0. So i think its hard to tell
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Using k/d alone as a metric is a one-dimensional method that does not adequately represent player performance. Success in winning a match requires a team effort. In Control some gamers are good at obtaining a high number of kills. Often they never capture zones. Others are good at sniping and shotguns. And others are good at neutralizing and capturing zones.
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