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[DodgerH2O]

So I'll preface this by saying once again I'm not a new player but am new to wanting actual values for things I generally took for granted. Like Team Damage. I would assume that the value in the center column at the End of Round screen is the actual amount of Team Damage you did in the match but have no proof of this. Can anyone tell me if it's that simple or if there is some other way to figure out the specific value for your match (like via CB penalty?)

It's one of those things I really can't properly test in public matches. "Can I shoot you for a specific amount of damage and then have both of us run out of bounds so that we don't mess up the results?"

Thanks in advance for any help.

[Koniving]

Its supposed to be the amount of damage you have done to your teammates.

However, the number isn't always 100% accurate, for example any decimals (which are usually caused by laser fire or MGs) are actually rounded, presumably to the nearest whole number though I wouldn't be surprised if it rounds up no matter what.

[justcallme A S H]

DodgerH2O, on 25 January 2019 - 02:08 PM, said:

I would assume that the value in the center column at the End of Round screen is the actual amount of Team Damage you did in the match but have no proof of this. Can anyone tell me if it's that simple

Yes it is that simple. No need to over complicate it anymore than that.

If you did 20 damage it shows up as 20 damage. There is no "other" calculation going on.

[Roland09]

You may have just bumped into your team mate's legs and will likely have done less than 1 whole point of damage, but it will show 1 point of team damage for each occurence, I assume (don't feel like experimenting to make sure).