Report DB v3 - Stats Launch

[KeeRIeS]

Originally Posted by SAS_Random

example 1: a player takes 15 minutes to clear a map and plays 4 maps like that and he dies one time. No penalties and 1 death.

example 2: a player takes 7.5 minutes per map x 8 maps and dies 2 times over the same duration of time. That player scores lower because 2 deaths is more than 1 death.

For me, more pro would be the first one. They both die 1 time per 4 maps, but at least the first one does it more tactically, slower and uses their brain more often

The first might have been killed as a result of a bugged sus not aiming at him before shot.

Excluding tournament purposes of getting as short time as possible to clear the map, I can honesty admin doing a map in time less than 8 minutes or on some maps less than 13-15 minutes is just a rush-gameplay - spotted often in rambos...

[Orion]

Originally Posted by KeeRIeS

For me, more pro would be the first one. They both die 1 time per 4 maps, but at least the first one does it more tactically, slower and uses their brain more often

The first might have been killed as a result of a bugged sus not aiming at him before shot.

Excluding tournament purposes of getting as short time as possible to clear the map, I can honesty admin doing a map in time less than 8 minutes or on some maps less than 13-15 minutes is just a rush-gameplay - spotted often in rambos...

You are incorrect here. The faster you clear the better. All special forces training to clear building as fast as possible. First you training your stress resistance and how fast you can think in such situations. Also you adapt faster when situation is changed. Time is life as they say

[SAS_Random]

Originally Posted by KeeRIeS

For me, more pro would be the first one. They both die 1 time per 4 maps, but at least the first one does it more tactically, slower and uses their brain more often

Maybe the second one uses his brain twice as fast.

Also, half of my 19 penalties are from RJ blitzing through tangos after I died during a training round. Before I could tell him to stop he had shredded a line of tangos. He thought the round was essentially over because I was going to vote a restart.

Then we had to leave before the required 20 minutes that would have let some of the penalties burn off.

I had not told him yet about the penalty equation and that both of our penalties count on a single IP.

I probably played 50 or more maps today and died about every 5th map. I was playing well, in general.