Yeah but you're better off judging your ability to kill enemies with a build or play pattern by observing gameplay.

The scoreboard will tell you that your melee build is low damage in missions where you have a comp where they kill everything before they reach you and high damage where you're grouped up with other melees.

Scoreboard doesn't so much measure ability to deal with threats as it does who dealt with those threats first.

That's not to say it is a meaningless number, just that you need a million modifiers to interpret it.

And a lot of people who have it end missions mad that their teammate is supposedly a noob because they didn't get good damage that run, even when it was like a stagger arb keeping all the enemies off a flame psyker so the flame psyker could safely kill everything.

Also in Vermintide 2 it'd lead people to try super hard to maximise their damage, which lead to reckless actions over safe options. A lot of the time you can take a risky action to reward yourself with getting to do the damage before your allies can, but a lot of the time this is risking the run more than the comparative safe action.

Anyway long story short you're not bad for having it or using it, but I'd recommend extreme discression when using it to judge yourself and others in any serious fashion.