18 Jan 2013 в 23:57
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лучший K/D/A может быть разный в зависимости от роли героя в игре
19 Jan 2013 в 00:01 #8
19 Jan 2013 в 00:03 #9
В целом можно сказать, по нему надо судить то как ты играешь за персонажа, нежели по винрейту, так как этот показатель, (простите за тавтологию), показывает степень твоей полезности в команде, чем выше, тем ты полезнее.
19 Jan 2013 в 00:04 #10
Наткнулся на тему и решил воспользоваться моментом.
Как считается KDA Ratio на дотабафе?
19 Jan 2013 в 00:07 #11
у меня самый высокий коэф за висажа, за него же и больше всего игр
19 Jan 2013 в 00:07 #12
19 Jan 2013 в 00:08 #13
киллы+ассисты,Как было сказано выше.
19 Jan 2013 в 00:10 #14
И если я правильно понял, чем меньше ратио тем хуже мои дела, так? )
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19 Jan 2013 в 00:11 #16
тут и самому догадаться можно (
19 Jan 2013 в 00:11 #17
Главное, чтобы ты хотя бы убивал на 1 больше, чем умер. Ну или ассистил нормально.
19 Jan 2013 в 00:12 #18
если играешь на керри-это вообще нехорошо
What is the average K/D ratio for Apex Legends?
Interested in finding out the Apex Legends average KD and how it compares to others? Let’s look at the benchmark and see where you stand.
Curious to see how your Apex Legends stats stack up compared to others? Or maybe you just want to find out if your KD is above or below the average. Let’s find out by looking at the Apex Legends average KD.
How many times have you hesitated when someone has asked what your KD ratio is on Apex Legends because you’re unsure what the average is and whether yours is good or bad.
Whether it’s the guns you’re using, or the Legend, here at Charlie INTEL, we don’t judge. However, we can show you what an average KD looks like in Apex Legends to ease your mind or make you work harder to achieve better.
Apex Legends average KD
KD, or kill to death ratio, has always been a big part of measuring skill in multiplayer FPS games. However, due to the recent obsession with battle royales, SBMM, and the addition of Ranked Leagues, KDs have become more inconspicuous and really depend on what type of lobbies you’re playing in.
The general consensus is that any KD just above or below 1.0 is considered an average KD on Apex Legends. This means that for every death you have, you will have at least secured one kill.
If your KD is lower than 1.0 and looks more like 0.80 or lower, this would be considered below average as you are dying more than you are killing. To increase your KD back up more towards the average, you will need to start killing more people before you are eliminated.
If your KD happens to be above 1.0 and looks more like 1.5 or higher, this would be considered above average in Apex Legends as you will be killing more than one person every game before dying.
How to check your KD
You can check your lifetime battle royale KD by pressing your username above the Legend on the lobby screen. This will take you to a page full of your player stats. In th middle will be your lifetime stats, and the right will be your current season stats.
Players can also see stats via each season or even ranked by pressing the title above the stats on the right side, giving you an option to select any season you would like to see your personal stats in.
Alternatively, you can also use websites like Apex Legends Tracker to see your KD and any other stat you might be interested in finding out, including your recent performances.
That’s it for average KDs on Apex Legends. For more, stay tuned on Charlie INTEL and check out our article on ranked Arenas.
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Что такое average k d ratio
PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS
Point of this post isn’t to brag about some super players 7.98 kd ratios, but to hear what average player gets?
Last time I checked I have
SOLO: 1.07
DUO: 0.84
SQUAD: 0.99
Over 100h behind me, so these are no 1 game solo kd over 9000 results. 😀
i think it is much about what kind of is your play style, it is not always required to kill lot of people and still win it, you have to survive to the end and kill only couple guys to win.
11 seems average in this arcade shooter.
i think it is much about what kind of is your play style, it is not always required to kill lot of people and still win it, you have to survive to the end and kill only couple guys to win.
You know, this is a really funny question. Do you think that a >1.00 K/D ratio is average?
Think about it like this: can you get a kill without somebody dying? Everytime a player gets a kill, another one gets a death. This hard-caps the average K/D to 1.00. Then, when you consider deaths that weren’t the result of another player’s kill (suicides or shield deaths, which are extremely common), this lowers the average K/D further.
So I’d say that the average player’s K/D is somewhere around 0.9, if not lower (there really are a high number of deaths to the shield moving).
I’m 1.33 in both solo and duo in and around that. I do ♥♥♥♥ around a lot and go balls deep in risky areas though.
If you’re stupid or just go in for PvP from the start I’d say K/D is less than 1. If you play smart and try to win every time by choosing where to land I’d say around 2.0 or 3.0 K/D. Totally depends on how you play.
You know, this is a really funny question. Do you think that a >1.00 K/D ratio is average?
Think about it like this: can you get a kill without somebody dying? Everytime a player gets a kill, another one gets a death. This hard-caps the average K/D to 1.00. Then, when you consider deaths that weren’t the result of another player’s kill (suicides or shield deaths, which are extremely common), this lowers the average K/D further.
So I’d say that the average player’s K/D is somewhere around 0.9, if not lower (there really are a high number of deaths to the shield moving).
You know, this is a really funny question. Do you think that a >1.00 K/D ratio is average?
Think about it like this: can you get a kill without somebody dying? Everytime a player gets a kill, another one gets a death. This hard-caps the average K/D to 1.00. Then, when you consider deaths that weren’t the result of another player’s kill (suicides or shield deaths, which are extremely common), this lowers the average K/D further.
So I’d say that the average player’s K/D is somewhere around 0.9, if not lower (there really are a high number of deaths to the shield moving).
This is solid reasoning!
I play squad exclusively for the social aspect.
K/D 0.68 (91 kills)
WINS 0.8% (1 win)
I’m not very good, but I have fun and that’s what the game is suppose to do. give you entertainment.
Что такое average k d ratio
PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS
Point of this post isn’t to brag about some super players 7.98 kd ratios, but to hear what average player gets?
Last time I checked I have
SOLO: 1.07
DUO: 0.84
SQUAD: 0.99
Over 100h behind me, so these are no 1 game solo kd over 9000 results. 😀
Sry to say. But 2.5 isnt a high kd. Actually kinda low. Im not trying to be mean.
That’s the average good player kd. I completely disagree that it’s low. Low would be 1.0
Its actually pretty easy to get a high k/d. I have like 2.5 or something. Its not too easy to win but its pretty easy to get kills. (Ive pulled 2 wins off i feel so good xd)
1:1 should be the ratio. many said that wanting to get more k/d ratio give you frustrations to the game ending up hating the game more.so just do your stuff.it is better hunting that chicken dinner than k/d ratio for me.
That’s the average good player kd. I completely disagree that it’s low. Low would be 1.0
2.5k/d isnt low lol, its quite high. DrDisrespect doesnt even have 2.5
As far as the overall average goes its definitely way below 1k/d.
2.5k/d isnt low lol, its quite high. DrDisrespect doesnt even have 2.5
As far as the overall average goes its definitely way below 1k/d.
Good Lord you necroed the snot out of this. During the time of this thread, there were tons of bad players making it really easy to get a 2.0 kd even. Because of how many who play and the average skill of players now. I would agree with a neutral kd being decent.
Good Lord you necroed the snot out of this. During the time of this thread, there were tons of bad players making it really easy to get a 2.0 kd even. Because of how many who play and the average skill of players now. I would agree with a neutral kd being decent.
maybe, but I checked most of those claming great KD in here, all the way back to late 2017, and none have a KD even close to what they claim. I’m just pointing out the bs, there’s ways to check.
Some claiming over 2.5, and saying 2.5 and 3 is low, while they barely have 1 KD if that.
Use the pubg op site. They can go back to the pre alpha. Still the point is, even disregarding everyone else here, is that a lot of players sucked in pre alpha till season three. You could get a 1.5 or 2.0 kd if you had even some good experience in shooters. Too many players bought this game from china and those who had never even tried a shooter before. I played duo and squad all the time (us and sometimes eu) just to find other players like myself but 70% of the time they turned out to be players who die with the first engagement unless i did something. It wasn’t very hard to get top 1% in any mode you played a lot either because of the incedibly large amount of players skewing the stats. That’s why you could easily get a 2.0 kd (unless you playes mostly to win).
The player count has gone down. My theory is that more of the players who were good or got good stayed and those who never could left. My matches are much harder compared to the first seasons. Back then i met players till the top 10 who couldnt hit a damn shot. Now i rarely see a player who cant aim in the top 30. I’m happy the average player is better as wins feel more worth it now.
Anyway so in conclusion. Most pubg players sucked back then, less so now. A «decent» kd was higher back then because of how bad the average player was.
You know, this is a really funny question. Do you think that a >1.00 K/D ratio is average?
Think about it like this: can you get a kill without somebody dying? Everytime a player gets a kill, another one gets a death. This hard-caps the average K/D to 1.00. Then, when you consider deaths that weren’t the result of another player’s kill (suicides or shield deaths, which are extremely common), this lowers the average K/D further.
So I’d say that the average player’s K/D is somewhere around 0.9, if not lower (there really are a high number of deaths to the shield moving).
The average player gets a 1.0 kd. Thats how KD works. Every time someone kills someone, someone dies.
The math in this thread is all messed up. A quick counter example for all of you: If we play three 1v1 games and I win twice and you once, my K/D ratio is 2/1 = 2 and yours is 1/2 = 0.5, the average of which is 1.25 and NOT 1.0. The fact that, excluding suicides and the likes, the total number of kills equals the total number of deaths doesn’t tell you anything about the average of the individual players’ K/D ratios, which is what this thread is about. More exactly: It’s not hard to find extreme examples where the K/D ratio can be arbitrarily high (a million 1v1s where I win all but one) but it’s also easy to show that the K/D ratio cannot be smaller than 1-1/(number of players), which is nearly 1.
My personal k/d ratio is around 0.6 because I suck at this game.
What is an average K/D ratio in Fortnite?
Are you not wondering if your KD in Fortnite is above or below average? Let’s take a look at what you should be comparing it to when deciding.
Knowing what an average KD ratio is in Fortnite will help you discover where you stack up against other players in the popular battle royale game.
Kill to death ratio or KD is one of the most popular statistics for competitive multiplayer games. It shows how often a player gets eliminations compared to how many times they have been eliminated.
This is especially the case for Fortnite, as having an above-average KD can show you have great skill, while a below-average one may show that you need to work on your game if you are looking to be a more talented player.
The average Fortnite KD is what you will want to look at when deciding whether or not you are ahead of the pack, behind it, or right in the middle with the majority of players.
Average Fortnite KD
Players will find that the average Fortnite KD is 1.00, as this is one kill for every death they have. This 1.00 figure means that players with a ratio lower than this are considered to be below-average, and players with a higher number than 1.00 are considered to be above-average.
However, as with many things in life, various circumstances can affect the overall picture of this. Deaths not caused by other players count towards your KD, which means that dying by falling off of a cliff or by your own explosive weapon will count towards your overall KD. So, you may have a tad less than a 1.00, but it’s not necessarily because you lost to enemy players constantly, so do not fret as much.
On the flip side, having a number over 1.00 means you get more kills than deaths, which is always helpful for getting a Victory Royale in the popular game.
A 1.5 to 2.0 are excellent ratios to have. At the same time, numbers way above the average Fortnite KD, such as 3.00 to 5.00, are extremely rare and often held by professional players or content creators and are not very realistic for players who play on a much more casual level.
The average Fortnite KD is a great place to judge where you are currently are as a player and whether or not you need to improve on your eliminations or keep your strategy right where it is.
For more on Fortnite, check out the game’s latest set of patch notes or how to get the new Beast Boy skin, and stay tuned for future news and guides.
