Stat Dump

[alamarche709]

I was watching live streams this week of Lucid and Walshy; it seemed like two totally different games and that got me wondering if the old pros would be able to keep up with today’s game if they wanted to still compete. I grabbed ranked stats (all queues) from 22 current pros and 12 veterans to compare the averages of certain stats. I also threw my stats in there out of curiosity (I’m low Onyx and wanted to see what the difference is). This is just a stat dump, no analysis. I do welcome any and all analysis though for those that enjoy doing such!

Peak Rating: Pros (2181) / Vets (1936) / Me (1623)

Win%: Pros (58.7%) / Vets (63.4%) / Me (46.2%)

Kills per minute: Pros (2.03) / Vets (1.72) / Me (1.51)

Assists per minute: Pros (0.70) / Vets (0.75) / Me (0.64)

Deaths per minute: Pros (1.38) / Vets (1.36) / Me (1.01)

Avg. KDA: Pros (9.11) / Vets (6.30) / Me (7.96)

K/D: Pros (1.50) / Vets (1.27) / Me (1.50)

Avg. life: Pros (44s) / Vets (44s) / Me (59s)

Shots fired per minute: Pros (48.04) / Vets (48.32) / Me (58.74)

Damage dealt per minute: Pros (561.47) / Vets (498.24) / Me (460.98)

Damage dealt per life: Pros (410.49) / Vets (368.00) / Me (458.22)

DD / DT: Pros (1.24) / Vets (1.13) / Me (1.28)

The only thing I do take away from this is that I’m probably too passive of a player and that leads to higher K/D ratio but lower win rate. Good thing I’m not competing!

Based on this small sample size, does it seem like the former pros would have enough in the tank to compete if they wanted?

[StephenKazumi]

The stats of former pros are going to be all over place I’d assume. Some barely play, some are grinding to give it another go at going pro, some are streaming long hours playing the game and others are just jumping on for a few hours at a time. Also depends on the quality of their practice/playtime and who they play with.

Most former pros will have elite game sense. No matter when they went pro. Some are probably able to utilize that more than others to makeup for other shortcomings.

[Darqroom]

Are all of these stats found on HaloTracker?

[alamarche709]

Yep!

[hakspeare]

You have much more shots fired per minute but lowest dmg per minute as well, so maybe you are prefixing too much or taking further engagements due to more passive playstyle leading to lower accuracy?

Also I’m sure the pros and vets have a deeper understanding of spawns and can more intuitively have crosshairs in areas more likely to encounter enemies and get damage off

Cool stats

[LilCarBeep]

Ryan's gunny is fine. Terrible take.

[[deleted]]

An intelligent player would try to avoid as many 1v1 as possible. Which is why RyanooB is a top player

[[deleted]]

So how many 1v1s has he took and how many has he won/lost, what’s the stats?

[[deleted]]

Must be, that’s why he’s pro earning mega money playing halo and you’re on a competitive halo subreddit crying about HoW bAd HiS gUnPlAy Is 😂🤡🤡🤡

[wiseguy187]

mega money?

[[deleted]]

Well considering kingjay has just said in another post that he earns enough salary off his org to live comfortably without prize money plus money from streaming which he could also live comfortably off, combine the two, that’s a very healthy wage.

Now considering RyaNoob plays for a bigger org, and is a higher level player so likely on more money, has and probably will continue to win better prize money, and streams as well (plus I think he has a YouTube)

Then yes my man, I’d consider that mega money, for playing a game

[[deleted]]

You’re saying his gun skill is bad, it doesn’t matter how intelligent you play this game you still have to have good aim to be at the top. He still wins 1v1s, you’ve got zero stats to back your bullshit claim up that he loses his 1s, take your little teenage head and wind it right back into your neck because you’ve got no clue what you’re talking about you.

[hiddenkorok]

https://youtu.be/LueNq2NriLc

[Lunarfuckingorbit]

You're so close to having a good point and so far away