I like having a positive K/D, LIKE.

I don't really care about it, though.

Agree to disagree because k/d does matter

I don't rock that 3.24 K/D or anything, usually between 1.0-1.3. I just prefer myself to not be negative. But it is irritating when people say that I'm bad when I do terrible for one game and they are top of the team so they think they are so good. The only people who really care about K/Ds are probably 10 year olds and "MLG" players with the most OP guns in the game.

i dont understand....you go 1-17 and they say your bad, then you get in an argument about KD, you did to bad in that game, id say its your fault for retaliating

I wish they'd take KD ratio out of the game...
So people would actually focus on playing the objective and winning..

Everybody enjoys the game for a reason. Some like it because of the killstreaks, some like it because of campaign mode, some like it because you can unlock things for your gun and prestige. I personally like it because of my statistics or Kill/Death ratio. In my opinion a good K/D says a lot. I don't play call of duty as much as I used to but when I did K/D was a VERY big deal to me. Everybody enjoys the game for a reason so it is unfair to hate on people just because thats why they like the game. Hopefully you get my message.

I hate when people judge people about their K/D's.

However, it does measure your skill on CoD!

ive got like a 1.8, it would be alot better if i didnt play so much league, its so annoying when people automatically assume you're bad because of kd.

i agree with everything that you said in this rant

Nice rant

As far as K/D, CoD hardly requires skill. So people attempt to make it sound like it does by involving K/D. But wait, couldn't you sit in a corner and go 30-1, and still get a good K/D? Does that make you good? No.

Simple solution, find a new game. That's what I did. Mass Effect 3 online, people just want to win. That's all I play now after I get off of work at like 8.

As far as sexism, the console population consists of 10-16 year old kids who took sexist jokes way too far, and now use it consistently. It'll never change unfortunately.