Do you evaluate yourself after multiplayer matches?

[SantoUno]

So today I finally played MW 2 again for the first time in like a month, it was actually quite fun, I got the most kills in nearly every match, so that was a welcomed sign of success.

Though after every match I always find myself comparing my K/D to everyone else's, as a way to kind of tell myself, "I got the most kills, big deal, but I also got the most deaths, or my deaths were too close to my kills so I wasn't really the best player, I must do better next time."

Does anyone else do this? Does it slightly change your playing style and behavior for the next match?

 

[grimsprice]

Doesn't change my behavior, because in UT3, i tend to have the most kills/points, and the least deaths comparatively. So whatever i do, works.

 

[Split Moon]

I pat myself on the back if i do well but apart from that, not really...

 

[pickleweasel785]

Occasionally, but it doesn't really matter to me unless I have like a 1/25..

 

[Pingieking]

Only in MAG, because it actually helps a lot. For other games, I don't care.
However, it's much harder to evaluate oneself in MAG because K/D ratios usually don't mean a whole lot. It takes a bit more than simply stat tracking in that game.

 

[Hybrid Sight]

I play for fun so I don't usually check. But if I did particularly good or bad then I will check just to see.

 

[InsanityRequiem]

I tend more to look at my k/d as a joke. And I look at the others' only to see who did the best in slaughtering everyone else.

 

[Insanum]

So today I finally played MW 2 again for the first time in like a month, it was actually quite fun, I got the most kills in nearly every match, so that was a welcomed sign of success.

Though after every match I always find myself comparing my K/D to everyone else's, as a way to kind of tell myself, "I got the most kills, big deal, but I also got the most deaths, or my deaths were too close to my kills so I wasn't really the best player, I must do better next time."

Does anyone else do this? Does it slightly change your playing style and behavior for the next match?

Finally! Someone that does the same as me.

I get REALLY pissed off if i see the MVP has like a K/D of 30/25. On MW2 its like "Yeah, Look who was 1887'ing then".

Nothing worse then when you're on a losing streak and theres nothing[/I] you can do about it.

 

[Quad08]

Just play for fun, even in the hardcore modes. The way the people who care about there score and K/D ratio act is retarded. In a few years, no one will remember this anyways

 

[sms_117b]

My evaluating goes like this.

Oh man I did so badly *looks at results* Oh, I really did

 

[Joe Matsuda]

no...I'm so used to being horrable at most online games I gave up on self evaluation...

but I do get excited if I'm in the top 3

and I flip shit if I'm number one despite having the most deaths and fewest kills, but most points

 

[suhlEap]

i don't. if i did i'd get very depressed... no matter how good i think i am, there's always people much better than me!

 

[Discord]

Of course I do but not like "what went wrong way" but what weapons work best for me. Like I suck at sniper rifles but I'm good at useing the FAL I found out through some good old fashion trial and error.

 

[Elonas]

All the time. For stuff like League of Legends I always think to myself what I could have done differently, if that would have actually helped. And I think it works. Though, I'm not sure who wouldn't. Surely you think to yourself "Man, I'd have killed that one guy if I blablabla..." etc. Ah well, to each their own, eh?
But yeah, I almost always evaluate myself, shooters, strategies, the lot.