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[spartync]

Right now there's no way to know how you did if you don't wait around through the inevitable mech hunt at the end of a match.

Match records provide good data that helps you gauge individual performance and see how you're growing as a player.

I track this, currently, by hand for every match:

• Match #
  
• Mech Piloted
  
• Damage (Killing Blows - Assists - Total Damage Done)
  
• Mech Lived? (Y or N)
  
• [color=inherit]CBILLS Earned[/color]
  
• [color=inherit]PSR Change[/color]
  
• [color=inherit]W/L[/color]
  
• [color=inherit]Map[/color]

This helps give a feel for when I am starting to "get" how to pilot a mech. I see those Damage figures going up and start to see my CBILLS increase. I can also begin to predict how I'll do in a given mech after a while.

How does this benefit the non-Type A people????

Simply put ... it would let pilots play more matches per evening which would make the matchmaker wait shorter for everyone. If people aren't just waiting around, they can actually be playing the game and that's why we're all here!

Thanks for your consideration!

[Tibbnak]

Do you mean, per round logs? Or do you mean overall average logs?
If the latter, then there's already a stats page on your profile that shows all that on this website.