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well, i did mean thunderskill.com, as you know very well I'm sure ...
Any average pleb can get a good ranking at thunderskill.com, as I'm proof of myself ...
While logged into the thing.
but still,this http://warthunder.com/en/infograf/
dosnt give something you can compare to anyones elses,because,its dosnt seperate gamemodes,it compares someones AB performance to someone elses RB performance,you cant compare anything based on that.
http://thunderskill.com/en/stat/Dark_Horse_83
where do you see AB 63% excelent?? in RB you need higher effeciency to be rated as excelent than you do in AB.
Bogey's. Bogey's 63 AB is "Excellent."
And if I actually played AB anymore I could fix that 49 REAL quick lol but I won't play AB.
Anyway my point was ThunderSkill seems to be programmed to expect more of an RB player over an AB player :P
and even higher for SB i believe
Then it's separated depending on how much population there is at a given level.
http://thunderskill.com/en/stat
In AB, the top, let's say 10% of players have a lower efficiency that the efficiency of the top 10% players in RB.
Comparing efficiency accross game modes is apples and oranges, the meta is different. (and so is comparing those who play mostly planes and mostly ground, they should separate these imo)