Rep question..

**Supatony** 2011-09-02, 18:29

So from my understanding for rep:

You win a duel - +1
You lose a duel - +2
You A.S.S - -5 or so
You get A.S.S - -7 or so

What happens if your opponent just straight up quit the match, giving you a win. What someone said in the chatroom is you get +0 reps, however none of the mods could confirm this.

If that is true, is people quitting matches a reportable offense? I'm trying to raise my rep, and that is quite difficult if people keeps quitting matches..

**DuelistMati** 2011-09-02, 19:19

Supatony wrote:So from my understanding for rep:

You win a duel - +1
You lose a duel - +2
You A.S.S - -5 or so
You get A.S.S - -7 or so

What happens if your opponent just straight up quit the match, giving you a win. What someone said in the chatroom is you get +0 reps, however none of the mods could confirm this.

If that is true, is people quitting matches a reportable offense? I'm trying to raise my rep, and that is quite difficult if people keeps quitting matches..

I would rather look at it this way, If you play fair and never cheat then the chances are your rep will sky rocket without trying to 'raise' it.

Mine is around the 400 mark and I never even paid much attention to it, it really just shows how mature the player is.

Just keep playing fair and yours will grow over time Very Happy

**The DetonatorCOPY** 2011-09-02, 23:17

I'll just clarify this:

Reputation is gained from successfully completing rated duels.

- If the duel ends because a player admits defeat, that player receives +2 rep and the winner gets +1 rep.
- If the duel ends in a draw, both players get +1 rep.
- If a player quits, rep is not awarded to either player, but a win and loss are still applied.
- If a player presses A.S.S, the player pressing A.S.S loses the duel/rating and 3 points of rep. The opponent wins the duel, gains rating and loses 5 rep.

Thus, admitting defeat when you lose is in your own best interest.