There are three roles in Murder Mystery: Innocent, Sheriff, and Murderer. And each of these roles add completely new game styles and strategies that one must use to be successful. However, it doesn’t seem fair to bunch all of these roles, with their separate experiences, onto one stat!
So it’s simple, how about we separate the stat pages into its respective categories?
Page 1: Overall
- this is what we have right now, this’ll be unchanged as I believe it provides a good overview of your stats
- add CPG
- add EDR
- Favorite map (most voted map! (credit to @TopJaeha2013 for the valuable insight!))
Page 2-4 will have these role specific stats:
- games played as that role (and avg percent as that role)
- Wins as that role
- Deaths as that role
- Win rate
- cpg
- Fastest win as this role (min:sec)
Page 2: Innocent: the most common role, so it ought the be the one that reflects your gameplay the most. What it’ll display, besides the stats presented above:
- murderers killed (inno)
- EDR (inno)
Page 3: Sheriff: This roll can be both acquired in-game and naturally obtained at the start of the round. This makes it a bit complicated for stat tracking. So in addition to the previously mentioned stats:
- Murderer kills (sheriff)
- EDR (sheriff)
- % natural ((games as natural)/(total sheriff games)) : % acquired ((games as acquired)/(total sheriff games))
Page 4: Murderer: this is a role that is very distinct with a unique gameplay style. Not only is it a role that can only be obtained through a percent chance, but it creates a high risk situation as you become the one against the lobby. Besides the stats mentioned previously:
- murders
- KDR (kill to death ratio)
- Longest throwable throw (in blocks)
- Fastest map
I think that’s all, if I’m missing something important or want to share your thoughts, comment it!
What do yall think of the idea?
Let’s do it! 
Let’s not…
yeah maybe like a book that you’d have in your inventory? Idk anything would be fine really