The statistic used to evaluate player performance in many competitive games is derived by dividing the number of eliminations a player achieves by the number of times that player is eliminated. The resulting value, often expressed to two decimal places, offers a quick assessment of efficiency in achieving the primary objective of eliminating opponents while minimizing personal vulnerability.
This metric is significant because it offers a simple, comparative measure of a player’s combat effectiveness. A higher value generally indicates a player contributes more to the team’s success. Its use has become widespread, providing a baseline for understanding relative skill levels and often influencing team composition and strategy.