How are my stats?

My GT is S3r3n1ty17 , and I dont really mean K/D and SPM. Im more curious as to what might be considered average for something like kpm, or even how many heals/revives given my playtime and assault score, assault being mostly what I play.

https://bf4stats.com/xone/S3r3n1ty17

You’re not that bad of a player, your stats are closely mirrored to mine, and I have more than double the hours you do. I see you do not play the Support class that much due to the amount of resupplies you have. Bottom line, I would definitely use you in my squad.

Below average.

Its hard to properly judge somebody if they quit 25% of their games

Maybe you need to quit unexpectedly? Several of my quits are because I joined a crappy server, all of my friends left, I need to go somewhere, etc. Few of them are because I get frustrated.

I rage quit sometimes. I have a family, busy life.
Friends have left in plenty of games. I play plenty of crappy severs.

I have 10% quits.

Still don’t think you can judge someone by their amount of quits.

True. Some have high quit rates due to the game crashing on them a lot. Too many variables.

I rarely quit, but then again, I only play for a set amount of time and also have avoided the “crash syndrome” some experience. (on PC that is)

Why not? The higher the quit% the more likely they are leaving games to pad their stats.

Look at my quit %… Wonder if anyone has a higher one than me… Cant help it tho, gotta million and one problems thruout the day that cant seem to be helped, accomplished, figured out, or finished without me.

But you obviously dont quit to pad your stats. I have never seen you boast about your stats, or claim to be better than anybody else.
There are always exceptions.

But I have to ask, why dont you sort your problems out before playing battlefield? That way you can play with no stress (apart from the obvious deserved abuse yelled at the tv each and every time you die…or is that just me?)

Or in my case I quit when my team is just terrible. I just refuse to play with a team which can’t hold at least 2 flags in a game of CQL where you have 5 or more flags. And I insta quit when Siege of Shanghai, Metro, Locker, Silk road or any naval strike map comes up. I hate those maps.

But playing on a bad team will mean you dont perform quite as well as when you are on a good team (no matter who you are). Its a way of stat padding (depending on how often you do it).
Why cant you see the game through to the end of the round?

I mostly play on my own, in random squads, and do quite well. This usually means i’m put on the team with the numpties for the next few games, thanks to the team “balancer”.
If I quit every time my team was incapable of holding at least 2/5 flags my quits would be somewhere near 40%.

I love BF for the teamwork, with a team that bad, it is not possible. So if it makes me a stat padder, so be it.

not bad, but need to work on weapon accuracy. aim for around 20% accuracy with guns like the SAR and around 30% for your sniper rifles

I’m not sure what my quit % is but not everything can be sorted before you start playing. This may not really be a problem but I have a 2 year old kid and she sleeps a little during day time and I use that time to play a little, she usually wakes up in the middle of a round so I have to quit.

I know you didn’t ask me directly but I thought I could share something that probably make my and maybe others quit % a little higher. There’s probably a lot of different things that’s not so easy to sort out.
Btw my stats is terrible also so there’s nothing to pad lol

I have a 5 year old, a 2 year old, and another on the way. As I previously said I sometimes rage quit too. My quits are 10%.

Its just usually one of my kids needs this, that, or the other, wife might need a bottle of ketchup opened… Ya know. Then ill end up getting afk kicked.. I really never quit..

I would like to see more than 18% flag captures!

So? 14% quits here. I have a full-time job, a girlfriend, a dog, and multiple things I do at home that prevents me from keeping it to 0%. It’s not like the quit % really tells a story unless someone quits a high amount of times (say 30%).