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[[File:RankBar.jpg|right|thumb|A player's Rank bar, showing a C rank with 50 points in the rank]] | [[File:RankBar.jpg|right|thumb|A player's Rank bar, showing a C rank with 50 points in the rank]] | ||
'''Rank''' (Japanese: '''ウデマエ''' ''udemae'') is a progress indicator in ''[[Splatoon]]'' alongside [[Level]]. | '''Rank''' (Japanese: '''ウデマエ''' ''udemae'') is a progress indicator in ''[[Splatoon]]'' alongside [[Level]]. Ranks originally went from C- to A+, and were extended to S and S+ with [[Version 2.0.0]].<ref>[https://www.nintendo.co.uk/News/2015/July/Ink-tastic-new-content-coming-to-Splatoon-with-a-major-update-releasing-on-6th-August-1037221.html {{NES}} Nintendo UK: Ink-tastic new content coming to Splatoon with a major update releasing on 6th August]</ref> | ||
Unlike the player's [[level]], ranks currently do not serve a purpose other than bragging rights, access to more competitive [[Ranked Battle]]s, and higher [[Cash]] rewards. | |||
== Ranking == | == Ranking == | ||
Players begin at rank C-. | Players begin at rank C-. Winning in [[Ranked Battle]]s grants [[Battle Points]] based on the player's current rank and what their odds of winning were. Getting 100 points or more in any rank will promote the player to the next one, starting them off at 30 points into the new rank. Conversely, dropping below (but not exactly to) 0 points on a rank will demote the player to the next one down. However, they only need 30 points to get back up, since they start at 70 after dropping a rank. Players cannot go below C-. | ||
Winning in [[Ranked Battle]]s grants [[Battle Points]] based on the player's current rank. | |||
Normally, matches award a base amount of points per win and loss (±10 above B-). These numbers | Normally, matches award a base amount of points per win and loss (±10 above B-). These numbers change depending on the average rank of each team in a match. A team with a higher average rank than their opponents will be given a smaller reward if they win and a larger punishment if they lose, and vice versa; a team with a lower average rank gets a larger reward for winning and a smaller punishment for losing. The values are ±10±2 or ±10±4 depending on the magnitude of the difference. For example, a team of 4 A+'s vs an A+ and 3 A-'s, or 4 B+s vs an A+ and 3 B+s, will receive scores of ±10±2. | ||
When a team starts with three players or fewer and loses, they will each lose only 1 point. | |||
Prior to [[Version 2.0.0]], the maximum rank was A+ with 99 points, at which point the text would change from white to gold. The update added S and S+ rank to the ranking system (though no S-). The current maximum is rank S+ with 99 points. S and S+ rank players cannot lose or gain points in Squad Battles. Upon getting to S+ with 99 points, the S+ turns gold like A+ did before Version 2.0.0. | |||
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Revision as of 02:28, 29 November 2015
Rank (Japanese: ウデマエ udemae) is a progress indicator in Splatoon alongside Level. Ranks originally went from C- to A+, and were extended to S and S+ with Version 2.0.0.[1]
Unlike the player's level, ranks currently do not serve a purpose other than bragging rights, access to more competitive Ranked Battles, and higher Cash rewards.
Ranking
Players begin at rank C-. Winning in Ranked Battles grants Battle Points based on the player's current rank and what their odds of winning were. Getting 100 points or more in any rank will promote the player to the next one, starting them off at 30 points into the new rank. Conversely, dropping below (but not exactly to) 0 points on a rank will demote the player to the next one down. However, they only need 30 points to get back up, since they start at 70 after dropping a rank. Players cannot go below C-.
Normally, matches award a base amount of points per win and loss (±10 above B-). These numbers change depending on the average rank of each team in a match. A team with a higher average rank than their opponents will be given a smaller reward if they win and a larger punishment if they lose, and vice versa; a team with a lower average rank gets a larger reward for winning and a smaller punishment for losing. The values are ±10±2 or ±10±4 depending on the magnitude of the difference. For example, a team of 4 A+'s vs an A+ and 3 A-'s, or 4 B+s vs an A+ and 3 B+s, will receive scores of ±10±2.
When a team starts with three players or fewer and loses, they will each lose only 1 point.
Prior to Version 2.0.0, the maximum rank was A+ with 99 points, at which point the text would change from white to gold. The update added S and S+ rank to the ranking system (though no S-). The current maximum is rank S+ with 99 points. S and S+ rank players cannot lose or gain points in Squad Battles. Upon getting to S+ with 99 points, the S+ turns gold like A+ did before Version 2.0.0.
| Rank | Base Points per win | Base Penalty per loss | Knockout Bonus | Non-Knockout Win Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C- | 20 | -10 | 1300 | 1000 |
| C | 15 | -10 | 1600 | 1300 |
| C+ | 12 | -10 | 2000 | 1600 |
| B- | 12 | -10 | 2300 | 2000 |
| B | 10 | -10 | 2600 | 2300 |
| B+ | 10 | -10 | 3000 | 2600 |
| A- | 10 | -10 | 3300 | 3000 |
| A | 10 | -10 | 3600 | 3300 |
| A+ | 10 | -10 | 4000 | 3600 |
| S | 5 | -5 | 5000 | 4000 |
| S+ | 3 | -6 | 6000 | 5000 |
