Lol, okay. Let's break this down so you'll get it. In a racing game, let's say there are six cars, like SRL. The average place finish is mathematically 3.5, so sometimes third sometimes fourth. Winning and losing has nothing to do with it. If you consistently come in 3, you are above average since you have never dropped below. Someone has to come in 4,5, and 6 though. So the average never changes. But I would not call you a good racer for always placing third. In any shooter ever, there are only two stats in a KD ratio. Kills and deaths. CoD, BF, CS, UT, anything. For all players the average is 1.0 (not counting suicides). This does not make you good, it makes you average. What aren't you getting? If someone has a 1.5 here, it is the same statistically as a 1.5 in any other shooter. Maybe that number represents a different skill level based on other game mechanics, but it is the same mathematically. You think math is not fact? Yeah you're 17 all right. Gotta be. That's the demographic that uses "kiddo" when they can't admit they were wrong. Next you'll tell me how bad your odds of winning the lottery are now that so many people have tickets. Stay in school.