add support stats

rn we have no idea of seeing which players are the best support players

we see players like Zombs and Vanity getting 0.9 KD and think they are bots when they might be some of the smartest players in the game but are limited by their role

people judge stats based on ACS too much and think that the best players are all duelists and that all support players like Zombs are bots

HLTV has flash accuracy and stats like that... i think this site should try and add stats for support players, maybe ability success or something like that idk

we dont think vanity and zombs are bots. only the reeeeally mad people do

devs could add a rating
detailed accuracy stats require riot to give vlr/liquipedia/thespike more info with the API, unfortunately
CS has a better match API(?) which allows hltv to display match feeds and bot matches' scores(we are manually putting in round by round scores)

How tf are you supposed to make support stats. Val already gives you assists when you use an ability to help kill a person. Please instead of asking for supports stats give an example of how they could work

Adding a ability success stat is literally impossible unless you have someone manually review the games and make a subjective decision if the ability worked or not

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Adding a ability success stat is literally impossible unless you have someone manually review the games and make a subjective decision if the ability worked or not

well the first part of your statement is true, the second part isnt. 'subjective' decisions to see whether abilities succeed or not is not subjective in most cases, it is objective because you can factually assess the impact that an ability had, and whether it accomplished a task successfully, and rate it based on how much the ability contributed to the round. example, random raze nade that misses and doesnt hit anyone, doesnt clear a corner, and doesnt make space, compared to a raze nade that was specifically targetted to create space and clear an angle or corner. the distinction is obvious, and is objectively more useful