Nobody likes players who go out of their way to make the experience of others a misery. In the game?s latest update, PUBG has introduced a Reputation System that aims to help people identify and avoid toxic players.
The Reputation System gives players a level based on whether they are well-mannered or toxic towards other players. This level is displayed in the Team Finder while searching for a group and in the team member list next to the IGN. Reputation ranges from 0-5, with 0 being the most toxic players. Players begin at level 2. Reputation is earned by successfully completing normal or ranked games. That Reputation can be lost by quitting out of matches repeatedly, or through ?negative behavior? like team killing, abusive language, and obstructive gameplay. The biggest drop in Reputation will be given to those who get banned for more than seven days through violating the game?s terms of service. Of course, the game won?t rank any AI teammates, although you may have your own personal opinion on their reputation.
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