KDR

What Does KDR Mean in a Text?

Gaming Slang for Newbies

If you're new to gaming, then there is more to learn than just a game's moves and strategy. Gamers should also be familiar with gaming slang, which has around 200 terms in common usage, many of which are difficult for new players to guess. But, you should persevere. Understanding gaming jargon improves collaboration by helping gamers to convey complex strategies, emotions, and actions quickly. Here is the term you care about:

KDR means Kill-to-Death Ratio in an gaming context.

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Expressed in a format like 6:1 or 2:1, the "Kill-to-Death Ratio" highlights how many enemies, on average, a player kills before being killed. Many players focus heavily on their KDR, believing a true indicator of their skills. While the KDR is usually a useful metric to determine how good a player is, playing a game solely to attain a good KDR is usually done to the detriment of the team and achieving the game objective. KDR is also seen as KR.

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When I write KDR, I mean this:

"Kill-to-Death Ratio"

Summary of Key Points

We have summarized the key points in the table below:

KDR
Definition:	Kill-to-Death Ratio
Type:	Abbreviation (Initialism)
Guessability:	3: Guessable
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Examples of KDR in Sentences

Here is an example of KDR in a conversation:

Jack: I teamed up with a guy with an outstanding KDR, but he didn't take any risks at all.
Anton: He sounds like a boring player. It's easy to be obsessed with the KDR.