Find out how you compare to other players by learning the average KD ratio in Call of Duty: Warzone, as well as what’s considered a good kill-death ratio.
One of the most common ways to judge a player’s performance in Call of Duty: Warzone is to look at their kill-death ratio. This number represents how many kills a player gets in relation to how many times they’ve died. But what is the average KD in Warzone, and what kill-death ratio is considered good? The true answer may be more complicated than you might expect.
The average KD ratio in Call of Duty: Warzone is slightly below one, likely somewhere around 0.95:1. Both kills and deaths affect KD, but since it’s possible to die without being killed by another player, the average Warzone kill-death ratio is less than one.
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The methodology of determining an average kill-death ratio has confused many players. After all, every kill results in a death, which by the simplest of standards would make the KD average exactly one — one kill, one death. Makes sense, right? The problem with that logic is that you don’t need to be killed by another player to die: It’s entirely possible to die by suicide or other accidental means.
