^^ :) yeah and play instead of eating and sleeping ^^
I get the point, but... I think it's been quite obvious since the beginning of BF stats tracking that ones global score often tells very little of the players skill.
The score system encourages people to play alot as well as it encourages performing certain tasks that help your team (to rediculous amounts). The top priority in most "commercial" stat tracking systems like this is to most of all reward players that play alot (and thus keep them from playing other games).
If someone plays over 5 hours per day, with the current system, it's quite probable that you end up rather high in the leaderboards.
:) Ever been in an APC with a "noob" ? Then you'd know this is not true. A noob driver will drive the APC straight in the middle of the heaviest action where you are toast in less than a minute. A noob gunner just won't shoot at anything, or concentrates on getting that walkers attention drawn into the APC instead of shooting those engys with Pilums.
I'm not trying to say this guy is actually very skilled or anything like that. I'm just saying that he at least seems to concentrate on killing people/staying alive/playing the game (even if he does it in a way most people would find extremely boring).
He has a ~4 K/D with the APC and a W/L of over 2 so i think he must do something right (even if it was just switching to the winning team and choosing servers/maps where this kind of gameplay is possible
)
So to say my point short:
1. He's far from the worst example of a statpadder
2. The stats don't tell alot about a persons skill to begin with, so don't hate the player, hate the game (by which i mean the stats system).
3. Why care so much. I still enjoy playing and i look at my stats to see what i've been doing wrong and how could i improve.
I get the point, but... I think it's been quite obvious since the beginning of BF stats tracking that ones global score often tells very little of the players skill.
The score system encourages people to play alot as well as it encourages performing certain tasks that help your team (to rediculous amounts). The top priority in most "commercial" stat tracking systems like this is to most of all reward players that play alot (and thus keep them from playing other games).
If someone plays over 5 hours per day, with the current system, it's quite probable that you end up rather high in the leaderboards.
Originally posted by TheDesert_Fox
I'm not trying to say this guy is actually very skilled or anything like that. I'm just saying that he at least seems to concentrate on killing people/staying alive/playing the game (even if he does it in a way most people would find extremely boring).
He has a ~4 K/D with the APC and a W/L of over 2 so i think he must do something right (even if it was just switching to the winning team and choosing servers/maps where this kind of gameplay is possible
)So to say my point short:
1. He's far from the worst example of a statpadder
2. The stats don't tell alot about a persons skill to begin with, so don't hate the player, hate the game (by which i mean the stats system).
3. Why care so much. I still enjoy playing and i look at my stats to see what i've been doing wrong and how could i improve.

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