The people/infy who generally do well for k/d are the ones who will always play carefully and have good map knowledge/awareness, much like in any game tbh.... although for this game, for some reason you just can't resist charging in 
I think if it actually "mattered" when you died (i.e. on bf 4, if you die and most of your team gets wiped out, it gives the enemy team a massive advantage to push forward and get flags to the point of even base rape happening) and the re-spawns weren't so quick to get back into the action, a lot more people would be more careful in how they play.
Honestly, I think scores like that can be legit/possible, iirc in my second game ever played with no cards, stock weapons etc. I went 20-1 and then a few nights ago I went 43-3, iirc these were on the drop pod zone game modes.
You can definitely go on a bigger killstreak than in the likes of bf 4 (infy)
I think if it actually "mattered" when you died (i.e. on bf 4, if you die and most of your team gets wiped out, it gives the enemy team a massive advantage to push forward and get flags to the point of even base rape happening) and the re-spawns weren't so quick to get back into the action, a lot more people would be more careful in how they play.
With there being no recoil. Most people's scores tend to be quite even on death to kill ratio.
Saw someone the other day with 95 kills and 6 deaths. Some people can excel during a game I know. But after seeing that ratio, I was like come on.
Honestly, I think scores like that can be legit/possible, iirc in my second game ever played with no cards, stock weapons etc. I went 20-1 and then a few nights ago I went 43-3, iirc these were on the drop pod zone game modes.
You can definitely go on a bigger killstreak than in the likes of bf 4 (infy)
the games where I've put a little more effort into using it have been 6:1 (or as close as makes no odds).
