Rating is a term used to describe an NPC's difficulty. NPC rating has 4 levels: Normal, Elite, Heroic and Legendary. The NPC's rating can be determined by its health bar when selected. Each level of rating greatly increases the NPCs attributes.
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| - Rating is a term used to describe an NPC's difficulty. NPC rating has 4 levels: Normal, Elite, Heroic and Legendary. The NPC's rating can be determined by its health bar when selected. Each level of rating greatly increases the NPCs attributes.
- Ratings are a system used by the Commission of Counter Ghoul to classify ghouls with respect to their perceived individual ability and threat level.
- Guild rating for GvG is changed only by playing automatic rated matches and automated tournaments. The higher the opposing guild's rating compared to yours, the higher your reward for winning and the lower your penalty for losing. Rating determines your rank on the guild.
- Rating: Durch die Eigenkapitalverordnung zur Bewertung von Unternehmen für die Kreditvergabe und die Konditionengestaltung (Basel II) müssen neue Unternehmenskredite nach ihrem Ausfallrisiko durch ein Rating bewertet werden. Vom Ergebnis des Rating hängen die Kreditzinsen und damit die Kosten für das Unternehmen ab. In das Rating fließen auch weiche Faktoren wie Zukunftsaussichten, Management, Führungskultur, Intellectual Capital ein. Messbare Werte aus dem Ideenmanagement lassen solche Ratingkriterien gut darstellen. Siehe hierzu auch Balanced Score Card und Wissensbilanz
- Rating is a stat found on armor and weapons, which basically is the item level of that item.
- Rating is
- Rating is a key element of CyberAirlines. It is how players are ranked in the game which can be seen on the Airline List page. It also determines which planes you can lease, which improvements you can purchase, and the size of loans you can take out. There are rating requirements to take contracts and to create an alliance. Rating is based on the following formula: (Passengers Amount + Cargo Amount + (KM * 2.5)) / 100000 Itzamna 05:36, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
- Rating is used to determine rank and unlock features. You earn rating by winning ranked matches. Rating will decrease if you lose a ranked match. Rating can be found on the main page next to the golden trophy icon. The bronze trophy icon is the highest rating you have achieved.
- Introduced in the Gears of Change event, Rating is a modifier to incoming and outgoing damage, healing, mana consumption, mana charging, and aetheria surging. Listed below is a brief description of all the known types of rating along with links to articles that include ways to increase/decrease them.
- Starfleet ratings were titles given to enlisted personnel denoting their role at their assignment.
- A rating is the score given to a map by NUMA members. The rating on the map appears publicly after five votes, although the mapmaker can view the rating at any time. The votes are averaged simultaneously. The ratings range from 0 (worst) to 5 (best), in increments of 1 'ninja' (formerly 0.5). Giving a map an unfairly low rating is known as sniping. Many users do not like rating, and there have been many attempts to remove it entirely from the system.
- Rating zijn punten die je verdient na een Rated Game.
- The rating of a resident's skill in a certain field (behavior, appearance, and building) given by other residents. Ratings are used to show appreciation for another resident's creations. A resident’s ratings can be seen in their profile and can also be found out through scripting. It used to be possible to give a negative rating but this was removed after abuse through the feature (residents would "mass-neg-rate" other residents through use of "alts" or friends). The amount of ratings a resident had also used to determine how large of a stipend bonus they would receive but this feature was also removed.
- In most multiplayer games, matches reward currency such as wands from Arcanists, runes from Armies of Gielinor, £ from Bachelor Fridge, £ and League Points from Kickabout League, solarite cubes from Steel Sentinels, and research points from Zombie Dawn Multiplayer. Some games allow for both free players and members alike to play rated plays, while other games are restricted to only members (Arcanists, Armies of Gielinor, Pixelate, and Shattered Plans). Free players usually have limited content if they are allowed to play rated games.. The formula for rating gain/loss is approximately:
- GPGNet tracks a rating for every player. Players may choose to play ranked games, which are arranged by the GPGNet servers. It matches players whose ratings differ by 250 points or less and then starts a ranked game. The result of the ranked game affects the ratings of the players that participated.
- Many of the Herbs on this site are rated according to this scale.
* Mild - A very mild herb, some will feel noticeable effects.
* Mildly Effective - People familiar with herbs and the methods of smoking them (priming) will feel this herb.
* Effective - These herbs are very often noticed by most people with a little priming and proper smoking technique. However, they lack the ability to be very potent in high doses, or is rarely, if ever used in doses high enough to be considered potent.
* Potent - These herbs are strong, almost anybody will be able to to feel them when taken correctly. These herbs can produce a state that is at least comparable to cannabis intoxication (but not always equivalent or similiar).
* Psychedelic - These herbs produce out of body experiences and
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| - GPGNet tracks a rating for every player. Players may choose to play ranked games, which are arranged by the GPGNet servers. It matches players whose ratings differ by 250 points or less and then starts a ranked game. The result of the ranked game affects the ratings of the players that participated. GPGNet uses the Elo Rating System. This is the same system used for chess ratings, but with a K factor of 32; this means that the maximum number of points a player can win or lose in a game is 32 points. The Elo System benefits low-ranking players who beat high-ranking players and is designed to compare your performance to your expected performance and determine points from there.
- Rating is a term used to describe an NPC's difficulty. NPC rating has 4 levels: Normal, Elite, Heroic and Legendary. The NPC's rating can be determined by its health bar when selected. Each level of rating greatly increases the NPCs attributes.
- Many of the Herbs on this site are rated according to this scale.
* Mild - A very mild herb, some will feel noticeable effects.
* Mildly Effective - People familiar with herbs and the methods of smoking them (priming) will feel this herb.
* Effective - These herbs are very often noticed by most people with a little priming and proper smoking technique. However, they lack the ability to be very potent in high doses, or is rarely, if ever used in doses high enough to be considered potent.
* Potent - These herbs are strong, almost anybody will be able to to feel them when taken correctly. These herbs can produce a state that is at least comparable to cannabis intoxication (but not always equivalent or similiar).
* Psychedelic - These herbs produce out of body experiences and extreme states, beyond what most would call a "high". Usually reserved to extremely high doses. If a plant is labeled psychedelic sometimes it simply means that at higher doses it has the ability to produce psychedelic effects.
- Ratings are a system used by the Commission of Counter Ghoul to classify ghouls with respect to their perceived individual ability and threat level.
- Guild rating for GvG is changed only by playing automatic rated matches and automated tournaments. The higher the opposing guild's rating compared to yours, the higher your reward for winning and the lower your penalty for losing. Rating determines your rank on the guild.
- In most multiplayer games, matches reward currency such as wands from Arcanists, runes from Armies of Gielinor, £ from Bachelor Fridge, £ and League Points from Kickabout League, solarite cubes from Steel Sentinels, and research points from Zombie Dawn Multiplayer. Some games allow for both free players and members alike to play rated plays, while other games are restricted to only members (Arcanists, Armies of Gielinor, Pixelate, and Shattered Plans). Free players usually have limited content if they are allowed to play rated games.. In 2 player games, the amount of rating gained or lost depends upon the difference in rating between the 2 players. A maximum of 100 rating can be gained if a player beats another who has a much higher rating. the minimum gain is 1 point for beating a player with a much lower rating. The inverse applies for losing games - 100 is lost for losing to a player with a much lower rating, 1 is lost for losing to a player with a much higher rating. The gain/loss is 50 for players with equal ratings. The 1/100 min/max is achieved with a rating difference of about 700 or more. The formula for rating gain/loss is approximately: Gain/loss = (opponent's rating - your rating)/13.5, +50 if you win, -50 if you lose.
- Rating: Durch die Eigenkapitalverordnung zur Bewertung von Unternehmen für die Kreditvergabe und die Konditionengestaltung (Basel II) müssen neue Unternehmenskredite nach ihrem Ausfallrisiko durch ein Rating bewertet werden. Vom Ergebnis des Rating hängen die Kreditzinsen und damit die Kosten für das Unternehmen ab. In das Rating fließen auch weiche Faktoren wie Zukunftsaussichten, Management, Führungskultur, Intellectual Capital ein. Messbare Werte aus dem Ideenmanagement lassen solche Ratingkriterien gut darstellen. Siehe hierzu auch Balanced Score Card und Wissensbilanz
- Rating is a stat found on armor and weapons, which basically is the item level of that item.
- Rating is
- Rating is a key element of CyberAirlines. It is how players are ranked in the game which can be seen on the Airline List page. It also determines which planes you can lease, which improvements you can purchase, and the size of loans you can take out. There are rating requirements to take contracts and to create an alliance. Rating is based on the following formula: (Passengers Amount + Cargo Amount + (KM * 2.5)) / 100000 Itzamna 05:36, 17 April 2008 (UTC)
- Rating is used to determine rank and unlock features. You earn rating by winning ranked matches. Rating will decrease if you lose a ranked match. Rating can be found on the main page next to the golden trophy icon. The bronze trophy icon is the highest rating you have achieved.
- Introduced in the Gears of Change event, Rating is a modifier to incoming and outgoing damage, healing, mana consumption, mana charging, and aetheria surging. Listed below is a brief description of all the known types of rating along with links to articles that include ways to increase/decrease them.
- Starfleet ratings were titles given to enlisted personnel denoting their role at their assignment.
- A rating is the score given to a map by NUMA members. The rating on the map appears publicly after five votes, although the mapmaker can view the rating at any time. The votes are averaged simultaneously. The ratings range from 0 (worst) to 5 (best), in increments of 1 'ninja' (formerly 0.5). Giving a map an unfairly low rating is known as sniping. Many users do not like rating, and there have been many attempts to remove it entirely from the system.
- The rating of a resident's skill in a certain field (behavior, appearance, and building) given by other residents. Ratings are used to show appreciation for another resident's creations. A resident’s ratings can be seen in their profile and can also be found out through scripting. It used to be possible to give a negative rating but this was removed after abuse through the feature (residents would "mass-neg-rate" other residents through use of "alts" or friends). The amount of ratings a resident had also used to determine how large of a stipend bonus they would receive but this feature was also removed. A simulator's rating is shown at the top of the screen when inside that simulator or by hovering the mouse over a sim in the world map. Sims can be rated either mature or PG. The rating of a sim can be changed through the estate window by the owner of the estate.
- Rating zijn punten die je verdient na een Rated Game.
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