No?
In fact, the exact opposite happened.
He was told to “Go practice, obtain some knowledge and work on flight skill”.
And then an argument ensued from that.
If you’re an extremely poor player that only manages 0.7 K/D on average, that means that your opinion will be formed based on that.
@Boitatáツ said it himself when the same thing was brought up as what you’re doing right now:
Again, I don’t care what you do or don’t do. My commitment is to War Thunder; I play War Thunder and this is a War Thunder forum. I don’t care about your other games. An argument in a debate doesn’t need to be simple or extremely complex, it just needs to be true. I didn’t discredit you in any way, you discredited yourself by believing in something without value
I comment, a lot actually, but my biggest problem is when bad players who don’t make an effort to play want to complain about something they don’t even understand the real condition of because they don’t have the experience or skill for it.
Because up until then everything could be managed with skill. After the multi-pathing update, even an 8 IQ zombie can get 2 kills by flying straight and spamming Fox3.
This is the War Thunder forum. If you’re telling people to get good and giving out “advice”, when you yourself have a 0.7 K/D - it is a moral obligation for that person to be called out, as his advice is either faulty or he is not a practitioner of what he preaches.
Boitata’s global K/D is 2. Filthy_za’s global K/D is 0.8. Filthy_za is advocating for Fox-3 buffs and is talking about how we just need to go “practice” and “obtain some knowledge” while Boitata is saying that he (filthy_za) only wants these buffs to Fox-3s and nerfs to multipathing because it allows worse players to perform artificially better.
Boitata’s beliefs are also backed up by other, more experienced players with better stats. While the ones being happy with the changes are people with regularly worse stats. You can see a very obvious trend from this that would not be visible, were player stats hidden. And it gives a great insight. And it also empowers his argument with publicly available information.
You can use in-game stats for various arguments about the game, on the game’s forum. It is a basic player right to know who he’s talking to, and if the experience he is talking about matches his actual experience based on public data.