Average KDA is not the same thing as KDA based on all-time Kills, Deaths, and Assists.
So, if you play two games with 10-1-5 (KDA=15) and 10-10-10 (KDA = 2) scores, average KDA will be 8.5, and KDA based on average kills, deaths and assists will be a bit higher than 3. you just confuse these two.
Average KDA is the same... it is math.
You had 83 kills, 38 deaths, and 119 assists over those games equaling 5.315 KDA
Dotabuff shows you have 5.32, they rounded up a little.
>Average KDA is the same... it is math.
No, what TripleSteal is saying is that, "If you average your KDA Ratio from each game, you will get a different result from summing your total kills and total assists and then dividing by total deaths." It's a difference in definition of the term "Average KDA."
@Gerry
Average KDA = [SUM OF ALL KDAS]/[QUANTITY OF GAMES]
KDA based on average amount of K, D, and A = [TOTAL KILLS + TOTAL ASSISTS]/[TOTAL DEATHS]
Average KDA =/= KDA based on average kills, deaths and assists
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http://ru.dotabuff.com/players/314055588 this is my profile. I count on a calculator KDA by Zeus and it be about 10. Why dotabuff write 5.6. Who can explain