K/D ratio is required.
XP / hour is required.
Both are required to determine how useful a player is to the team.
A player (in this case, a medic) with K/D ratio of 2.0 and high XP / hour is a much greater asset than a player with low K/D ratio and high XP, or a player with high K/D and low XP / hour.
Simple.
Nonetheless, a Win/loss ratio for maps would be great too; which basically takes into account both of the above factors.
see this right here proves what i said. you obviously did not read my entire post.
i will use a shorter sentence to hold ur attention.
Everyone is f—ing off stat padding in a game, and 1 operative SINGLEHANDLEDLY WINS the game, despite the fact he had no backup. because he was the only one trying the objective.(outnumbered scenario)
quote properly next time. because you just said that singlehandedly winning the match means sh-- if ur KD ratio is bad. are u for real???
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