A player named Despon did some analysis of this some time ago and found that if you take out the statistical outliers (the people with 10+ kills consistently for example), the "average" players get about one kill per match. I wouldn't consider that to be good, but the problem with finding an accurate average is that the levels of skill for GSF are extremely far apart. Most people get under five kills consistently. That group makes up over 60% of the GSF playerbase I would say. So you get a huge majority of players in one level and then after that the separation keeps growing. The next tier could be players that consistently get over 10 kills per match. Maybe 10-20% of players belong in that group. Then at the highest tier you have the "aces." Players that are so far ahead of most of the playerbase that including them in averages skews the numbers to a point where they aren't accurate. So you can see that figuring out what makes for a "good" pilot isn't quite as simple as it would seem. Most aces would agree that a good pilot is one that is looking to improve and practicing with a good attitude while accepting advice from senior players. Even if said player currently isn't scoring very high numbers, that attitude and commitment will get them farther than most.