But while those games have other objectives, the primary focus in Modern Warfare’s Team Deathmatch is nothing but scoring more kills than the enemy team, making deaths a critical stat.Īccording to the Modern Warfare in-game store, the Time to Die watch is a limited time item, so it’s likely that it will disappear soon. This is a strategy that other Activision/Blizzard games, like Overwatch (which doesn’t feature a scoreboard at all), and Heroes of the Storm (which shows specifically tailored stats rather than things like kills and deaths). Infinity Ward hasn’t stated why the stat isn’t present, but it’s likely an effort to curb toxicity, so players can’t be bullied or feel discouraged for performing poorly. Unless you pay $20 for the watch, of course. However, not being able to see how many times you’ve died - at least until your match has ended - makes it difficult to track this metric over the course of a match. The idea is, if you’re getting more kills than deaths in matches you’re automatically a net benefit to your team, because even in objective game modes, taking a player from the opposing team is useful. The Time to Die watch Image: Infinity Ward/Activisionĭeaths are also an important part of the kill-to-death ratio which has become a community standard for judging performance. The key stat is absent from modes like Team Deathmatch where kills and deaths are the only currency that counts toward winning the game.
Deaths are a stat that players have been requesting to add to the scoreboard since Modern Warfare was released earlier this year.
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