I know this has been brought before, but I thought I’d share my experience and give some extra details to see if that helps pinpoint what’s going on because I am yet to see someone else with what I’ve done so far.
I tried the trick I saw somewhere else on this forum about deleting the hosts file located in windows\system32\drivers\etc folder.
What happens now, is that when I exit the game after a match, it updates my stats but it gives me equal amount of deaths as I have kills which is weird.
(I have played much more than the 6 matches it’s saying I have played also).
Here is me sitting at 115 kills, 115 deaths. I don’t think I have played one game where I have more deaths than kills, not even equal amount. I consider myself to be an above average FPS player, and I’ve only played SWAT so far (minus 1 slayer game), and that’s always been my best playlist.
Here is the match: https://i.gyazo.com/f6252826fe2ea8f9b248bb90f365d9ba.png
Here is my stats after the game: https://i.gyazo.com/90d5dcb1a213d0d814ebbb4098fe85e9.png
As you can see, 115 kills, 115 deaths.
Now here is the game directly after that one.
Match stats: https://i.gyazo.com/e8499b773e4d58c9311f6cda6d52aca5.png
Career stats: https://i.gyazo.com/e036d8a3b5e41f0b597799f79c98bc09.png
It added the 22 kills, so I am up to 137 kills, but it also added 22 deaths even though I only had 8 that match.
As you see, it’s giving me the exact same amount of deaths as kills which I find is weird. The only thing I can think of is that my stats are backlogged (like I said, I have games that were never recorded until I deleted the hosts file), so maybe once the backlog of deaths catches up the what’s been recorded it will add the regular amount of deaths.
Just giving as much info as possible to hopefully get this fixed.
