Your score by itself doesn't set your Elo. It gets compared to your team's average score that fight, adjusted for your rating.

Rated above your team's average? More is expected of you. Rated below it? Less is expected. Beat what's expected of you and you gain Elo. Fall short and you lose it, even if your team wins the fight.

Example: your team averages 2,000 score. You're the highest-rated player on it, so you're expected to hit 3,000 — you score 3,500 and gain Elo. Your lowest-rated teammate might only be expected to hit 1,200 — they score 1,500 and gain too, even though their score was way below yours.

Test fights are excluded from the system. A fight needs at least 20 players on both sides to be counted, and a log where the same players show up on both sides gets thrown out too.

For example: a 45 v 38 conquest fight counts. An 8 v 12 skirmish doesn't — too small. A fight logged as a test fight never counts, no matter how many people were in it.

Terminated fights aren't specifically filtered out right now — that's a known issue and will be fixed soon.

Stop fighting for 90 days and your rating starts drifting back toward 750, the starting rating — about 0.75% of the gap closes every week. It takes a long time, so you don't get reset overnight, but you also don't get to sit on an old peak forever.

This part is especially still under review — expect the exact numbers here to change more than the rest of the system.

This is an experimental rating system. Ratings can and will change as it gets tuned, so don't treat any number here as final. The site can go offline or get reset without warning.

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