Just because a player scored more kills than the current amount of players doesnt mean they scored the most kills ever in the game. IMO though, like I said, its more about how many hours you can play the game in a month in easy mode planes, which IMO, does more to run players out of the game than anything.
1600 kills in 144 = 11 kills per hour at an average of 5 hrs per day.
This may be good, but I don’t see it as phenomenal. Even if it were clean playing.
Said person kill count didn’t drive players out nearly as much as the undue unwelcome buzz-kill stunts in 200 and bbs. Better yet a system setup to target specific players.
I would never consider myself as anywhere near “great”,… but a few days ago I got 15+ kills in an hr.
Point being, it depends how much time in game per day.
Back in band camp I worked to get to #1 in AW RR, all that work just to be topped 4 days later because I relaxed. That’s when I decided it was just too much work to get there, better yet sustain it. Then buzz-kill confrontations with losers.
Done that, got the t-shirt, I’m good.
Many old time vets have same concept. Let someone else achieve it.
Since, the game is fun with much less work. For me it’s about tweaking my ACM and SA and good off good missions. I don’t care about points. I fly casual. Once in a while the aggressive kill side of me gets triggered like above.
If the competition for points keeps players interested and playing great.
But at some point, for many who remain, ya graduate from dirt bike to harley dresser. I’m just cruzin, I’m good.
I see ykw as still on dirt bike
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