When I go to a job interview and the guy doing the interviewing asks me what my COD K/D is, then and only then will I be concerned about my K/D or any other of the COD stats.

What most people fail to take into account when they talk K/D ratio or W/L percentage is that those leaderboards are so incredibly skewed by players that dashboard when they are doing poorly, so what does it really matter?  Basically, most players that have those high K/D ratios are basing their numbers off of highlight reels rather than all games played (including those games where they got their butts handed to them).

Now, if the game took into account the number of kills and deaths each time someone dashboards I would be willing to bet that 90% of those with a K/D higher than 2.0 would instantly drop down to somewhere in the 1.25 to 1.50 range.

I've seen too many times people say that they aren't going to let a bad game screw up their stats - With this being said, then they are basing their stats on all the good games they've played rather than ALL games played (aka "HIGHLIGHT REELS").

I guess the bottom line of my ranting is that STATS WILL NEVER MEAN ANYTHING ABOUT A PLAYERS TALENT WHEN THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO DASHBOARD WHEN THEY ARE NOT DOING WELL AND NOT HAVING THE BAD GAMES COUNT AGAINST THEM.

I care about it to a certain degree but mainly if it is over 1.30 I feel good 

Not really I play because I enjoy playing. Yes i do play with the attitude of I want to win but if it means I die 10 time trying to reach a flag then its gotta be done! 

I don't care about overall K/D at all.
But when I play to win, I obviously tend to. For that specific match.

The next match I will run around with a riot shield with Bling, Hardline, and sitrep. Without any killstreaks.

If someone is looking at his K/D all the time, it seems like they don't really play for fun. (imo)

Play domination quite a lot and die to much trying to cap flags. So don't care to much. As long is around the 1