Ranking System

RP Rating

Understanding how your Rating Points (RP) are calculated and what makes a round count.

How RP Works

Your Rating Points (RP) measure skill on a 0–2,000 scale. Unlike a cumulative grind score, RP is rate-based — it rewards how well you play, not just how much you play. Each component is normalized against the 95th percentile of the eligible player population, so your score reflects your standing relative to other active players.

Only ranked rounds contribute to your RP. Rounds are automatically marked as unranked and excluded from RP calculations if they are Co-op (bot) rounds, have fewer than 4 players, last under 2 minutes, or are flagged for suspected stat manipulation. You can see whether a round is ranked or unranked on the round detail page and in server round history.

Objective / Round

30% weight

Objective score per round — flag captures, defenses, and team assists. Calculated as (Score - Kills) / Rounds.

Kill/Death Ratio

25% weight

Your overall KDR across all ranked rounds. Higher KDR means more efficient combat.

Kills / Minute

20% weight

Combat tempo — how quickly you eliminate enemies relative to round duration.

Win Rate

10% weight

Percentage of rounds where your team won. Rewards teamplay and choosing the right moments.

Map Variety

10% weight

Number of distinct maps played. Encourages versatility across different battlefields.

Score / Round

5% weight

Average total score per round. A general measure of overall impact each game.

Eligibility

To appear on the leaderboard and receive an RP score, you must meet these criteria:

3+ ranked rounds played (with at least 1 kill or 1 death each)
Active in the last 60 days
Experience multiplier: RP scales linearly up to 30 rounds — players with fewer rounds receive proportionally less RP to prevent small-sample-size inflation

Important Notes on Stats

Ranked vs Unranked Rounds: Each round is individually classified as RANKED or UNRANKED. Only ranked rounds contribute to your RP, leaderboard position, and achievements. You can see the status on each round's detail page and in the server rounds table.

What makes a round unranked? Rounds are automatically marked unranked if any of the following apply:

Co-op (Bot) rounds — Coop gametype is always unranked
Too few players — fewer than 4 tracked human players
Too short — round lasted less than 2 minutes
No combat — zero kills and zero deaths (map transitions)
Suspected bot farming — flagged by automated detection for abnormal stats (admin reviewed)
Blacklisted server — rounds from blacklisted servers are not ingested at all

Ranked Game Modes: Conquest, Team Deathmatch, and Capture the Flag (CTF) rounds all contribute to your ranking when they pass the above filters.

WARNING: Zero Tolerance Policy

Stats padding and manipulation (e.g. killing bots/AFK players, empty server farming, or using server-side mods to artificially inflate scores) will not be tolerated. Engaging in such behavior will result in your server and/or username being permanently blacklisted from the global ranking system.