How to check your KD and stats in Warzone

Warzone is a highly competitive game, so it’s only natural that you want to know all about your important stats, like your KD ratio and total eliminations, to see how you stack up against your friends and the rest of the player base.

KD stands for Kill/Death Ratio, a numeric value in Call of Duty that shows how many kills you are getting for each death. While not a perfect measurement by any means, it is still the best way to gauge how skilled you are compared to the wider community.

Knowing your KD and other stats is also key for improvement. If you only have a 0.8 KD, you are a below-average player, meaning there is plenty of room to get better. In contrast, someone with a 2.0 KD is already a great player, so they may need to rely on advanced strategies to take the next step.

Identifying your KD and other stats is the first stage in figuring out how to improve your gameplay. So, if you want to get better at Warzone, you’ll need to know how.

How to check your Warzone stats

Checking your KD in Warzone, as well as other key stats, is a simple process that takes no time at all. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Boot up the Call of Duty launcher.
2. Select Warzone.
3. Scroll over to ‘Barracks’.
4. Select ‘Stats’.
5. Click ‘Leaderboards’.
6. Choose either Battle Royale, Resurgence, or Plunder.
7. Then pick whichever you’re interested in seeing, be it Eliminations for your Elim/D ratio, or Career for how much you’ve played, and more.

In Black Ops 6, you can see more detailed stats in your own personal Combat Record, including which weapons you have the best K/D with and your performance over your last 10 games, as well as in different prestiges and your lifetime stats.

However, the Combat Record still isn’t available in Warzone at the time of writing, despite Black Ops 6 being integrated in November 2024.

What is the average K/D Ratio in Warzone?

A K/D Ratio is useful, as it provides an outline of how skilled you are compared to the average player. The average K/D typically sits between 0.90 and 0.95, so you are an above-average player if yours is better than this.

Further testing by JGOD revealed that a 1.5 K/D puts you in the top 10% of players, while a 3.00 K/D puts in the top 1% of players.

Keep in mind that these finding were tested in the original Warzone as that’s when Activision last allowed users to access data of this kind. Given this, there might be slight differences these days, but the numbers will still be similar.

If you’re looking for other ways to improve your game, make sure you are using optimized PC Settings and the best loadouts. These classes should include meta assault rifles, the best SMGs, and top-tier sniper rifles, all of which dominate Warzone.