Dominance Factor
(kills − deaths) ÷ (kills + deaths), on a scale of -1.00 to 1.00. Unlike K/D it accounts for the proportion of your engagements rather than the raw ratio: 0.00 means you kill and die in equal measure, positive means you win more fights than you lose. Needs at least 50 kills and deaths combined to show a value.

Consistency
How steady your per-match results are, 0–100. Measured as the spread (standard deviation) of your Dominance Factor across matches, inverted so 100 means every match looks the same and 0 means wild swings.

Deliberately not the spread of K/D: K/D is undefined in a match where you did not die, is skewed by its unbounded top end, and its absolute spread grows with skill — which would score a strong player as less consistent than a weak one. It says nothing about whether you are good, only whether you are predictable. Needs 5 matches.

Combat Score
kills×1 + headshots×1.5 + knife kills×3 + average streak×2, over your whole career. It only ever grows, so it measures cumulative achievement rather than current skill — see Combat Rating for that.

Combat Rating
Combat Score per minute of play time, scaled 0–100 against the server's best performer. 100 means you are the top combat player here. Unlike Combat Score this does not reward simply playing longer.

Murders
DF1's name for a team kill — killing a player on your own side. Counted against you: the rank point value for it is negative, so a high number here costs you standing rather than earning it.

Weapon of the Week Kills
Kills made with the weapon currently featured as Weapon of the Week, which rotates every week and is shown in the banner at the top of the page. Each one pays bonus rank points on top of the normal kill. The total is lifetime — kills earned under previous weapons keep counting.

Flag Efficiency
Captures ÷ pickups. How often picking up the flag actually ends in a capture rather than losing it.

Flags per Life
Captures ÷ deaths. Deaths are lives ended, so this is how much you tend to achieve before dying — a risk-management measure rather than a volume one.

Flag Carrier Kills
Kills you made against the player carrying the flag.

Zone Defend
Kills you made while you were holding the zone, after at least 2 seconds of sustained presence in it.

Zone Attack
The mirror of Zone Defend: kills you made against someone who was holding the zone, after at least 2 seconds of presence in it.

Zone Time %
Share of your time in zone game types spent actually inside the zone. Denominated in King of the Hill time only, so playing other modes does not drag it down.

Objective Score
captures×10 + pickups×4 + saves×4 + carrier kills×3 + zone attack×3 + zone defend×2 + whole minutes in the zone. All objective work, including the parts that need kills.

Support/Defense Score
captures×10 + pickups×4 + saves×4 + whole minutes in the zone. The subset of Objective Score that does not require killing anyone — contribution that never shows up in a K/D.

Solo Matches
DeathMatch and King of the Hill have no teams, so they never produce a win, loss or draw. They are counted from the match records instead. Team Matches above is simply wins + losses + draws.

MVP
Awarded to the highest-scoring player when a match ends, weighted per game type. Capture the Flag: captures×10, saves×5, carrier kills×4, pickups×3, kills×1. Team King of the Hill: zone attack×4, zone defend×3, zone time×2, kills×1. DeathMatch: kills×1, headshots×2, knife×3.

First Bloods
Matches where you scored the first kill.

Best Map
The map where your average per-match Dominance Factor most exceeds your own overall average. Measured against yourself rather than in absolute terms, so it shows where you outperform your baseline instead of just which map is easiest. Needs at least 3 matches on a map to qualify, and at least two qualifying maps.

Worst Map
The qualifying map where your average per-match Dominance Factor falls furthest below your own overall average. Same threshold as Best Map.