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Don't worry or pay attention to KDR, W/L or SPM.

Just play the GAME as a GAME.

Stats are for people with uber L337 Y0u7U8e channelzzzz

i hear that playing hardpoint is a game type that gives u a big SPM, i do have a higher SPM in that game mode over DOM. whats a good K/D? i guess its subjective, but in my opinion, if your holding down a K/D of 2 and above your doing somthing right. does this mean your a good player? not neccesarliy, as you can ignore the OBJ and go for kills in certain games types. to me a good player will got for the win in spite of his stas. its a funny topic as there are so many variables, really hard to give a definitive anser. but lets say that someone has a /K/D around 2.5, a W/L around 5 and up, and a SPM around 500 and up, AND plays the OBJ, be hard to say that person isnt  good player.

I consider myself an average player who does play the objectives, my KD 1.29 and my SPM is 242. I play mostly DOM.

i'D Say a 1.0 is an average KD. But all your guys talking about how KD doesn't matter. But you don't realise that in reality, KD matters! If your team is all going negative you won't have any score streaks to assist you. But all your deaths are aiding the oponent to destroy you harder.

While there are exceptions to the rule as others have mentioned, I would say that anyone with a 1 kd or higher and a 200 SPM and up is at least a decent player and likely above average in BO2.  Someone more god like would be in the 1.5kd range with a 300+ SPM.  There are many factors which influence kd but to consistently manage both a high kd and a high SPM means that you have to be involved in the game and you have to have figured out quite a few solid tactics to keep those stats up there.

I think SPM is dependent on the game you play. K:D is dependent on your style of play.

I play HC CTF I am our mid player I have a 1.8 K:D and an SMP of 376

Keeping above 1.0 and helping your team win is good. TDM with wannabe rushers who go 10-16 are the ones who lose the match for the team. If you're getting shot up, stop rushing and lockdown an area with your squad. Its not camping, it's strategy. Thats how me and my bros do it.

According to Elite, I have a 1.04 and SPM of 278.

I  play a lot of domination, so I die a lot because I am obsessed with B and rushing.   I also play a lot of KC, and Im not sure how that affects your SPM.

I usually get at least top 3, so I guess that would be about an average score.

I always thought that win/loss and win streaks were the most important stat to look at.  When you see people with 1500, 100 or 500 wins in a row you know these groups are organized and are going to be tough competition.

All stats are and can be misleading. 

Given all the people that quit matches and how the system gives you a loss when the other team dashboards all statistics are essentially useless in this game.  Also, the stats don't take into account when you are playing with a team and when you are playing with randoms. 

For instance a player might be a 3 k/d, 350-400 SPM 95% win ratio player when playing with a full team but a 1.5 k/d, 280 SPM, 40% win ratio player when playing with randoms.  If that player plays on his own with randoms more often say 80% of the time than naturally he or she is going to have lower stats.  It does not make them a worse player it just means that he or she is better as part of a team. 

I guess the way to gauge what level player you are would be to play league play and see where you rank.  If you rank in the top divisions you are a good player, if you rank in the lower divisions you are average to poor.

They should have a Games Quit stat. Then you can see how big of a failure these people with high K/D's are with over 70% of their games quit.

The correct answer to this question can only be answered with a more specific question. The game modes are all very different as is the scoring.   SPM is a good indicator of how active you are, but not to whether you are helping your team. I can run around in TDM going 25-40 and have a good SPM but am I better than the guy who went 10-8? Nope.  In TDM +/- is the only stat that means anything at all, and its not tracked.  K/D in TDM is generally a good indicator over time of how you contribute, but not as important as +/-.    The guy who was 6-3 is not better then the guy who went15-10 although the former will have a better K/D.   SPM means nothing in TDM.   

In Domination captures, and defends mean something.  But SPM is misleading and so is K/D because the guy defending a flag that sees little action is playing an important role. The guy who gives up 40 deaths a round to the other team in killstreaks can be judged too.

In SnD +/- again is the best indicator and its not tracked. K/D is a decent indicator, but SPM means nothing.

In the end I think what people are saying is the stats that are tracked in this game are not a good indicator of how to judge whether someone is good or not, so dont worry about them.

the only correct K/D is in deathmatch. Overall K/D doesn't count in my book since it includes objective games. If you're above 1.0 in TD then you're doing good.

SPM is hard to judge because there is a very wide adjustment say from HCTDM to Hardpoint. Mode based SPM and K/D is what matters. In HCTDM a VERY good SPM is around 200-225, while in HC CTF the lower side of SPM is around 225. All you get score for in TDM are kills, so if a game goes 10 minutes and a guy has 20 kills, its a 200 SPM.