From there, a player's skill rank is changed based on:
* The relative skill levels of the players/teams in the game.
* Whether or not the player won the match.
* Score and Kill/Death ratio do not matter toward ranking.
* Large skill difference between teams has a dramatic outcome based on who won the match.
* If a Bronze team loses to a Gold team, neither team's rank will change much.
* If a Bronze team wins against a Gold team, both team's rank will change dramatically.
* Prematurely exiting a ranked match always counts as a loss toward skill ranks, even if their team won.
* Abandoning a match, inactivity, vote kickout are all included.
* Connection issues do count as a loss but not as a win if their team won.
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| - From there, a player's skill rank is changed based on:
* The relative skill levels of the players/teams in the game.
* Whether or not the player won the match.
* Score and Kill/Death ratio do not matter toward ranking.
* Large skill difference between teams has a dramatic outcome based on who won the match.
* If a Bronze team loses to a Gold team, neither team's rank will change much.
* If a Bronze team wins against a Gold team, both team's rank will change dramatically.
* Prematurely exiting a ranked match always counts as a loss toward skill ranks, even if their team won.
* Abandoning a match, inactivity, vote kickout are all included.
* Connection issues do count as a loss but not as a win if their team won.
- Ranked refers to a game arranged by the GPGNet software. This system is intended to help players find opponents who are of similar skill, resulting in more rewarding games. The software chooses two players who have a similar rating, chooses a random map from a list of official ranked maps, sets some standard options, and starts a match game between them. The results of the match affect each player's rating and rank. There are 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 ranked matches.
- When in the Ranked playlist, a small blue number appears before the player's number. This is the ranked level. The level goes up by one everytime a player's team wins a match, and decreases every time they lose one. The max ranked level is 50. Players in the Ranked playlist are matched with other players of similar ranks.
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| - From there, a player's skill rank is changed based on:
* The relative skill levels of the players/teams in the game.
* Whether or not the player won the match.
* Score and Kill/Death ratio do not matter toward ranking.
* Large skill difference between teams has a dramatic outcome based on who won the match.
* If a Bronze team loses to a Gold team, neither team's rank will change much.
* If a Bronze team wins against a Gold team, both team's rank will change dramatically.
* Prematurely exiting a ranked match always counts as a loss toward skill ranks, even if their team won.
* Abandoning a match, inactivity, vote kickout are all included.
* Connection issues do count as a loss but not as a win if their team won.
- Ranked refers to a game arranged by the GPGNet software. This system is intended to help players find opponents who are of similar skill, resulting in more rewarding games. The software chooses two players who have a similar rating, chooses a random map from a list of official ranked maps, sets some standard options, and starts a match game between them. The results of the match affect each player's rating and rank. There are 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 ranked matches.
- When in the Ranked playlist, a small blue number appears before the player's number. This is the ranked level. The level goes up by one everytime a player's team wins a match, and decreases every time they lose one. The max ranked level is 50. Players in the Ranked playlist are matched with other players of similar ranks.
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