Kill to Death ratio in most games?

Discussion in 'Halo and Forge Discussion' started by JarHead, Mar 17, 2009.

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What is Your K/D

  1. Postive Always

    3 vote(s)
    50.0%
  2. Postive Sometimes

    2 vote(s)
    33.3%
  3. Even

    1 vote(s)
    16.7%
  4. Negitive Sometimes

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  5. Negitive Always

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  1. JarHead

    JarHead Ancient
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    Well i wanted to know peoples Kill
    to Death ratio that people
    get in most games?

    I personally get about
    a 14-12 in Doubles
    a 15-9 in team slayer
    a 24-15 in Lone wolve
     
  2. Wood Wonk

    Wood Wonk Ancient
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    now probably around a 1.75

    but overall its lower cause i used to suck cawk.
     
  3. Master Debayter

    Master Debayter Ancient
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    This should be in Halo Discussion, not Forge Discussion.

    But honestly, my K/D stays the same in all games, roughly 1.15/1. Almost always I have a K/D around there.
     
  4. Black Theorem

    Black Theorem Ancient
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    Average is 1.16
    Every game i get like +4 or so.
     
  5. Blaze

    Blaze Sustain Designer
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    This is an average of what most of my games look like.

    | Game | Kills | Deaths | Spread |

    Lone wolves. 25 - 2 (+23)
    Team slayer. 19 - 3 (+16)
    Mlg. 15 - 3 (+12)
    Squad battle. 30 - 4 (+26)
    Social slay. 21 - 2 (+20)
    Multi-team. 30 - 10 (+20)
    Objectives. 45/50 - 10 (+35)
    Snipes. 9 - 7 (+2)
    Swat. 12 - 6 (+6)
    Team dubs. 13 - 3 (+10)
    Custom 1v1s. 15 - 1 (+14)

    guessing right around +18 I average.

    My acount would be beastly if I didn't let my friends play on it so much. lol
     
    #5 Blaze, Mar 17, 2009
    Last edited: Mar 18, 2009

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