It seems one Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 fan recently had what you might call the game of his life. User RisibleComestible posted about a friend’s remarkable achievement: a KD ratio he claimed was 1 in 10,000, owing to two gunships and, apparently, a whole load of ‘pwnage’. So, naturally, he put it out there: has anyone else ‘done better’?
Summary
- Player shares friend’s extraordinary KD ratio in COD: MW2 game.
- Post sparks discussion on individual high scores and game performance.
- Comments range from jokes to show of support to own achievements.
- Post ultimately signifies the passion and sense of competition within the COD community.
Call of Duty Community’s Reaction
Upon reading the post, many users chimed in, either boasting about their own achievements or making light of their in-game performance. For instance, ‘NatzoXavier’ offered a brief but potent response, mentioning his 128 k/d in TF2. In contrast, ‘onecornflake’ elicited laughter with his admission of getting a ’12 kills to 17 deaths’ KD.
Humor in the Face of Competition
Even in the face of an impressive achievement, the Call of Duty forum users make sure to keep the conversation light-hearted. ‘Knights_Up’ elected to share that while they have not managed such a stellar KD, they have indeed ‘touched boob’ before. Clearly a bit of humor and perspective is never amiss when discussing a game’s high stakes and intense competition!
A Celebration of Gaming Achievement
Apart from the jest and humor, several others voiced their victories quite seriously. User ‘mistersardine1’ claimed to have earned a KD of 227.0 once, outdoing the original post’s feat. While these claims could not be verified, they still serve to highlight the strong competition and sense of achievement that drives the Call of Duty community.
Even though the world of Call of Duty is fraught with high stakes competition, it’s conversations like these that reveal the community’s ability to relish achievements, show support, and laugh about it all at the same time. Because at the end of the day, it’s all about having a good time, isn’t it? Or, in the words of user ‘Knights_Up’, there’s always the solace of… well, you know.