i cudnt give a rats about k/d ratio's or w/l ratios wen playin matches...its for fun aint it???

only joined a clan last week and aint played a proper clan match yet but wen i do its different but alot of pplz take it proper serious

gt is terbyrne28,feel free to snigger =)

My K/D is 1.63 and dropping because I am trying to unlock the Bulletproof Title by deflecting 50,000 bullets. So far, I have 14,000. By the time I get to 50,000 my K/D will probably be somewhere around 1.0.

CoD is one of those games where if the other team has one solid player, he can single handedly control the entire game. This is because of killstreaks. Not only does this player kick ass with his gun, but he always supplies his team with UAVs, which makes it easier for teammates to get kills, and air support, which means that the said player can basically transcend the entire map.

Killstreaks allow an already skilled player to completely control the entire sway of a game. When I play with just two of my friends, it is much easier to win team deathmatch games. But that's how it's always been, even since CoD4.

But yeah, i care about k/d. I quit CoD for awhile for Halo, I had a 1.12 k/d then. But i just started playing again these past two weeks and now it's a 1.50. I do care about k/d. But in CoD 4 i barely even noticed it, same with WaW, which have the most kills and highest k/d. Granted i was in middle school during the periods those games were out, so i only have about 70,000 kills if you add both those games up. but i have positive k/d's in both of them. good players have positive k/d's, that's just how it is.

I don't play for KDR. Never have. I play to win and the strategy I use is very simple: stay alive.

I'm glad you acknowledge, though what a lot of COD veterans have tried to say in these forums for years - KDR does not tell the whole story. A player who never plays solo and has a 2.0 kdr is going to get owned by a 1.75 player that never plays in a party.

There is a down side to getting a high kdr lone wolf player into an organized party - the slaughter is usually so bad that you simply cannot finish matches. That's one of the main reasons I don't play in parties. When I do party up with half decent players? Ugh. It is ugly.

Anyway. So yeah, I go through a learning curve with these games. Since BO1 I start out strong, take a nose dive, then ultimately build my way back up. I just went through lowest point in my BO2 curve a few weeks ago - but only played tonight for the first time in as many weeks.

So when you look at my stats, understand that at one point in BO1 and MW3 my kdr and wlr was in the 1.50 area and the 45% to 50% area. Also, until BO2 I would use a limited selection of guns to get to the highest prestige. Usually I would rely upon only one. Nonetheless, you can look and see - I generally have a wide selection of weapon use with sniper rifles being my least used guns. And, again ... I play lone wolf.

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