At Flying Misfits we've been debating how the final result of a squadron match can be adjudicated. How can you determine the winner in a completely impartial manner?

We understand that Airbourne Anarchy use three Victory Conditions:
1 - Average score of two sides
2 - Total Scores
3 - Total Kills

I suggested that numbers 1 and 2 would always yield the same result, so 2 could be used alone - I hope I am understanding this correctly.

In which case, a team that met conditions 2 and 3 could be said to obtain a Comprehensive Victory. A team that obtained one but drew on the other could obtain Partial Victory. And if a team obtained one but lost the other it would be a draw.

However, there were strong feelings that points are pointless and that measuring the difference between Kills and Killed was more realistic (a variation of condition 3).

Obviously, a totally impartial measure would require some level of consensus among the other squadrons, and while this cannot ever be complete, WHAT DOES EVERYONE THINK?

There must be many squadron matches where it gets tough to decide (not that ours ever will be )