What is an average player?

@hayhor @apostolateofDOOM  ahh yes, fully agree. However the question was what is an average skill player,which to me a bog standard run of the mill player should be able to achieve those stats.

If we go off pub plebs as a benchmark then i suppose any player that can safely make it through more than 1 minutes of play. 😛

@hayhor some guy who can't deal more than 300 damage despite being alive to fight off 3+ squads, then loot goblins all the best stuff. The same guy who can't hack it on a hot drop, nor a drop into an area with only one other squad. The SAME people who go, "I'm getting carried it's okay if I slack off and don't at least try." The absolute SAME people who will pop shots at a target with an SMG that's 300 meters away. The unholy matrimony of carelessness, inattentiveness, and selfishness combined into one person, leading to them hearing their squad is in combat and continue looting a corpse / whatever area they're in. The ABSOLUTE GALL of teammates who abandon their squad mates because they were looting and turn around and wonder why we're dead. The amount of dead weight this game classifies as average is appalling.

An average player is a bot that collects loot and brings it to good players for the round 3 and 4 fights 🙂

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@hayhor wrote:

What is considered an average player on this game?

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Depends what we mean by average??

What is the most common average type of player, or what would be classed as "average" type of skill level (ie pro, great, average, bad).

'Cause it would seem on average there are a tonne of players who would classify as bad. And less good/great/pro types.

I would suggest "average" (skill) are likely the players who have 5 kill badges and have a good number of kills and wins.

--- essentially somewhere between anyone who isn't those really bad players, but who isn't running with 20kill 4k predator badges.

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@ComixStruck wrote:
@Cracjaw450quick tip. NEVER run same ammo weapons. after the prowler buff you should always run one, but with the lack of range, I recommend running the havoc or r301, whichever you think is easier to control for you, since you need to compensate for range. even with SF it's still like the r-99, strong, but short. and for a sniper, if sniping IS your thing, running a longbow or sentinel would be smart, but if sniper is your fav but not profession, fw the CR for a little to get a grip on sniping, then switch to live round ones like, say the triple take.

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Kinda bad advice you're giving IMO.

Loadouts worth carrying 

- r99/PK 

- r99/Wingman

- L-Star/Wingman

- Prowler/G7

- r99/Flatline

Don't bother with snipers. Chunking at sniper range only means less shields from their lootboxes, and any enemies in ranges you could push and kill after cracking armors is better handles by G7, choke PK, r99 staggered fire and Anvil single fire Flatline, and best for last, the mighty Wingman.

@1ronKeysI'm thinking the following-

win %
damage per match - some could be misleading tho if you are a sniper only.
kd ratio
revives and respawns probably point to how much of a team player you are.

I feel like I am average but compared to many on here I am 💩

Yes, that definitely sounds like me. Sometimes, I'll have absolute potato aim, but others, I can full squad wipe with a wingman if they don't see me sneaking up on them.