These numbers are based upon the stats listed at statpadder.com.
Currently there are 54,716 players stats listed there. Of these 54,716players listed, these are some stats about "AVIATORS"
6% of the list have 0 kills as a pilot
12% of the list have 5 or less total kills
16% of the list have 10 or less total kills
30% of the list have 50 or less total kills
37% of the list have 100 or less total kills
75% of the list have 1000 kills or less
Then there are the real pilots
Only 1% have over 10,000 total kills
only 2.5 % have over 7,500 total kills
If you think..... "well if you fly a lot you will kill a lot of people". And that doesn't make you a pilot.
Then there are more numbers.
If you also compare those same statisitics along with the K/D ration "on average" this is what you will see.
35% of the list have a K/D of less than 1
Only 1% have an average K/D over 10
And only 2% have a K/D average over 7.5
Which suggests there is a direct connection between the total number of kills, i.e. SKILL and how many people that pilot is going to kill vs getting killed.
Another interesting trend is the Kills per minute.
This is another average, but way harder to judge. There is a relatively small margin in the kills per minute ratio;
Only about 8% of the list "on average" kills at a rate in excess of 1.75% That means from the time these pilots take off, they are actively seeking any target they can find as opposed to flying around, avoiding enemy aircraft, aa, and looking for soft targets.
As you continue to go down the list, the kills per minute continue to decrease.
So, if your team is loosing; before you try to help your team by getting in an aircraft maybe you should go check your stats. Maybe you should be manning an AA battery instead.
OK PEOPLE
FLAME ON.....LOL
Currently there are 54,716 players stats listed there. Of these 54,716players listed, these are some stats about "AVIATORS"
6% of the list have 0 kills as a pilot
12% of the list have 5 or less total kills
16% of the list have 10 or less total kills
30% of the list have 50 or less total kills
37% of the list have 100 or less total kills
75% of the list have 1000 kills or less
Then there are the real pilots
Only 1% have over 10,000 total kills
only 2.5 % have over 7,500 total kills
If you think..... "well if you fly a lot you will kill a lot of people". And that doesn't make you a pilot.
Then there are more numbers.
If you also compare those same statisitics along with the K/D ration "on average" this is what you will see.
35% of the list have a K/D of less than 1
Only 1% have an average K/D over 10
And only 2% have a K/D average over 7.5
Which suggests there is a direct connection between the total number of kills, i.e. SKILL and how many people that pilot is going to kill vs getting killed.
Another interesting trend is the Kills per minute.
This is another average, but way harder to judge. There is a relatively small margin in the kills per minute ratio;
Only about 8% of the list "on average" kills at a rate in excess of 1.75% That means from the time these pilots take off, they are actively seeking any target they can find as opposed to flying around, avoiding enemy aircraft, aa, and looking for soft targets.
As you continue to go down the list, the kills per minute continue to decrease.
So, if your team is loosing; before you try to help your team by getting in an aircraft maybe you should go check your stats. Maybe you should be manning an AA battery instead.
OK PEOPLE
FLAME ON.....LOL
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