Post by liquidarmz on Oct 22, 2005 10:19:01 GMT -5
Ranking System
The ranks are divided into two primary groups, the [glow=red,2,300]Enlisted[/glow]and the[glow=red,2,300]Officers[/glow]each having a unique function. The Enlisted ranks
serve as a form of training, in that players will have to play several games before progressing through them,
while the Officer ranks make up the skill portion of the ladder.
[glow=red,2,300]ENLISTED RANKS[/glow]
Seaman Recruit: 0-4 Games
Seaman Apprentice: 5-14 Games
Seaman: 15-24 Games
Petty Officer Third Class: 25-39 Games
Petty Officer Second Class: 40-54 Games
Petty Officer First Class: 55-74
Chief Petty Officer: 75-100 Games - 50% Wins
[glow=red,2,300]OFFICER RANKS[/glow]
Lieutenant Junior Grade: 66-80% on officer ladder
Lieutenant: 51-65% on officer ladder
Lieutenant Commander: 41-50% on officer ladder
Commander: 31-40% on officer ladder
Captain: 21-30% on officer ladder
Rear Admiral Lower Half: 11-20% on officer ladder
Rear Admiral Upper Half: 6-10% on officer ladder
Vice Admiral: 2-5% on officer ladder
Admiral: 0-1% on officer ladder
Fleet Admiral: The top 10 officer players
Ranking System Info
The ranks are all earned by playing the game to move up in these ranks, players must complete a certain amount of "scored" games. These games played
can result in both Wins and Losses and still be tallied in the total number of games played, to encourage players to remain in the game, rather than aborting if there is a chance
they might lose. Although Enlisted players can only gain ranks by increasing the number of games they play, their total Rating is still being tracked.
The final goal of the Enlisted ranks requires a bit more dedication to reach, as it shifts the focus to the number of wins rather than number of games played. Once players
have reached the necessary number of games and wins, their experience on the Ladder changes, and they are now placed in the Officer ranks. When a player reaches Officer class, they can never
return to the Enlisted ranks.
The ranks are divided into two primary groups, the [glow=red,2,300]Enlisted[/glow]and the[glow=red,2,300]Officers[/glow]each having a unique function. The Enlisted ranks
serve as a form of training, in that players will have to play several games before progressing through them,
while the Officer ranks make up the skill portion of the ladder.
[glow=red,2,300]ENLISTED RANKS[/glow]
Seaman Recruit: 0-4 Games
Seaman Apprentice: 5-14 Games
Seaman: 15-24 Games
Petty Officer Third Class: 25-39 Games
Petty Officer Second Class: 40-54 Games
Petty Officer First Class: 55-74
Chief Petty Officer: 75-100 Games - 50% Wins
[glow=red,2,300]OFFICER RANKS[/glow]
Lieutenant Junior Grade: 66-80% on officer ladder
Lieutenant: 51-65% on officer ladder
Lieutenant Commander: 41-50% on officer ladder
Commander: 31-40% on officer ladder
Captain: 21-30% on officer ladder
Rear Admiral Lower Half: 11-20% on officer ladder
Rear Admiral Upper Half: 6-10% on officer ladder
Vice Admiral: 2-5% on officer ladder
Admiral: 0-1% on officer ladder
Fleet Admiral: The top 10 officer players
Ranking System Info
The ranks are all earned by playing the game to move up in these ranks, players must complete a certain amount of "scored" games. These games played
can result in both Wins and Losses and still be tallied in the total number of games played, to encourage players to remain in the game, rather than aborting if there is a chance
they might lose. Although Enlisted players can only gain ranks by increasing the number of games they play, their total Rating is still being tracked.
The final goal of the Enlisted ranks requires a bit more dedication to reach, as it shifts the focus to the number of wins rather than number of games played. Once players
have reached the necessary number of games and wins, their experience on the Ladder changes, and they are now placed in the Officer ranks. When a player reaches Officer class, they can never
return to the Enlisted ranks.
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