PUBG will now penalise you for showing toxic behaviour while killing under new reputation system
PUBG will now penalise you for showing toxic behaviour while killing under new reputation system
PUBG has introduced a new reputation system that will assign each player a level that will go up or down depending on how good your behaviour is going to be.
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This system will assign levels depending on your behaviour towards fellow players.
PUBG says this system will keep things civil while players kill each other.
PUBG players that are abusive and toxic towards their teammates will now be penalised under the new reputation system in the game. PUBG has announced the new reputation system with the Console Update 10.2 urging players to be less toxic and more supportive and helpful in the game towards other players. Although, the reputation system is ironic to the very core theme of the PUBG game, which is killing others. The new reputation system is available for
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PUBG update 1.60 went live on PS4 and Xbox One Tuesday evening, and the patch notes tell us precisely what s in the game s latest download. Taking its cue from changes made to the PC version a few weeks ago, this new update adds version 10.2 features such as the Coupe RB vehicle, Reputation system and more. Read all about it courtesy of a post on the game s official subreddit.
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PUBG update has landed, and it s bringing a new
PUBG reputation system with it. There are also a couple of new and returning gameplay features as well as a brand new vehicle to check out.
How does the reputation system work in the new
PUBG update?
When you re in the Team Finder or the Team Member list, you ll now be able to see a new reputation marker next to a player s name. This marker will range from zero to five, with zero representing a bad reputation. Purposefully obstructing gameplay, being abusive, or killing teammates is likely to lead to a reduction in reputation if your teammates report you. Conversely, it s possible to raise your reputation rank by being cooperative with other players. This new system will make it easier for you to spot potentially toxic teammates and steer well clear of them.
PUBG gets a new Reputation system to curb toxic behaviour
As is the case with plenty of multiplayer games, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has its fair share of, well, less than ideal player behaviour. In an effort to curb this – and “help keep things more civil while you kill each other” – developer PUBG Corp. is introducing a new feature: a Reputation System.
The new PUBG Reputation System feature comes to battle royale game as part of its upcoming 10.2 patch, which has just hit the title’s testing grounds ahead of its live launch later on. “Keeping in-game interactions healthy is important to us,” the devs explain in the update notes. “We know passions can run high on the Battlegrounds, but toxic behaviour is never justified. To help keep things more civil while you kill each other, we’re introducing a new Reputation System to PUBG.”
PUBG Update Adds a Reputation System
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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ latest update has introduced a new Reputation System to the battle royale game to improve player behavior and online experiences. This new Reputation System will affix a Reputation Level to players’ accounts so that others can see where they stand within the community. Through this system, players can preview others’ accounts to see what kind of players they’ll be teaming up with.
The video below that gave a rundown of the contents of the 10.2 Update detailed how the Reputation System will work and the reasoning behind the new feature. The official patch notes for the update expanded on this further by detailing what will make a player’s Reputation Level go up or down.