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~~== Ratings ==~~

[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is a way for [[Powers]] to rank pilots who has pledged their allegiance to them.

~~When you pledge to a~~ [[~~Power~~]]~~, there~~ is a ~~separate ranking system in place. These are called "Ratings".~~

~~Not~~ to ~~be confused with ratings for ship modules~~.

There are 5 ratings. Rating 1 being the Rating when you pledge allegiance to a Power. You have to unlock the next few Ratings through supporting your Power, or undermining a different Power. This also varies per Power, based on its [[Ethos]].

By participating in Preparation, Expansion, and Control efforts of your Power, you gain Merits. ~~All Powers~~ will

By participating in Preparation, Expansion, and Control efforts of your Power, you gain merits. Merits are needed to unlock Ratings. They get progressively harder to obtain, with the final rating requiring 10,000 merits. Merits are also carried over from prior weeks, rewarding active participation, and preventing pilots from obtaining the last Rating and then not longer bother with [[Powerplay]]. With each Rating, you will get a weekly salary, and a specific bonus. The salaries and necessary merits to unlock a Rating are the same for each Power.

~~Merits~~ are ~~needed to unlock~~ the ~~Ratings~~. ~~They get progressively harder to obtain, with the final~~ rating ~~requiring 10,000 merits. Merits are also carried over from prior weeks, rewarding active participation, and preventing pilots from obtaining~~ the ~~last Rating and then not longer bother with~~ Powerplay~~. With each Rating, you will get a~~ weekly ~~salary~~, ~~and a specific bonus. The salaries and neccesary merits to unlock a Rating are the same for each Power~~.

Ratings are not automatically updated upon having the required merits. Your rating will increase upon the Powerplay weekly cycle, which happens on Thursday morning.

~~Ratings are not automatically updated upon having the required merits. Your rating will increase upon the Powerplay weekly cycle, which happens on Thursday.~~

Each Rating also allows for a higher power commodity allocation per 30 minutes. This is needed for the Preparation attempts of all Powers. You can accelerate commodity allocation by paying 10,000 credits per power commodity.

Each Rating also allows for a higher commodity allocation per 30 minutes. This is needed for the Preparation attempts of all Powers. You can ~~accellerate~~ commodity allocation by paying ~~100~~,000 credits.

With a Rating also comes the right to nominate certain systems for preparation attempts. With this, you get influence in where your Power will try to expand.

=== Rating benefits ===

== Rating benefits ==

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!Rating

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Each Power also has power-specific bonuses at Ratings 2, 3, and 5. This ranges from influence bonus, to a bounty payout increase, to resource price bonuses. Rating 1 and 4 hold no additional bonuses apart from the above-mentioned salaries, commodity allocation, and nominations. Rating 3 will always offer a power-specific module, which can only be bought after 4 weeks aligned with that power.

=== Defecting ===

== Defecting ==

It is possible to defect to an other power. By doing so, you will retain a large portion of your merits, meaning that your rating will likely stay the same, or at worst, will be decreased by 1 level. However, by defecting you will anger your power, who will then try to hunt you down. The strength of the hunters they send are likely based on your rating upon defection ~~(unconfirmed)~~, and are not to be underestimated.

It is possible to defect to an other power. By doing so, you will retain a large portion of your merits, meaning that your rating will likely stay the same, or at worst, will be decreased by 1 level. However, by defecting you will anger your power, who will then try to hunt you down.

The strength of the hunters they send are likely based on your rating upon defection, and are not to be underestimated.{{Cite}}

Alternatively, if you would like to start from scratch, you can just leave a Power. By doing so you can not join an other Power for a set period of time, and you will lose all merits. In turn, you will not have to defect, and you will not be hunted down for leaving a Power.[[Category:Powerplay]]

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-== Ratings ==
+[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is a way for [[Powers]] to rank pilots who has pledged their allegiance to them.
-When you pledge to a [[Power]], there is a separate ranking system in place. These are called "Ratings".
-Not to be confused with ratings for ship modules.
 There are 5 ratings. Rating 1 being the Rating when you pledge allegiance to a Power. You have to unlock the next few Ratings through supporting your Power, or undermining a different Power. This also varies per Power, based on its [[Ethos]].
-By participating in Preparation, Expansion, and Control efforts of your Power, you gain Merits. All Powers will
+By participating in Preparation, Expansion, and Control efforts of your Power, you gain merits. Merits are needed to unlock Ratings. They get progressively harder to obtain, with the final rating requiring 10,000 merits. Merits are also carried over from prior weeks, rewarding active participation, and preventing pilots from obtaining the last Rating and then not longer bother with [[Powerplay]]. With each Rating, you will get a weekly salary, and a specific bonus. The salaries and necessary merits to unlock a Rating are the same for each Power.
-Merits are needed to unlock the Ratings. They get progressively harder to obtain, with the final rating requiring 10,000 merits. Merits are also carried over from prior weeks, rewarding active participation, and preventing pilots from obtaining the last Rating and then not longer bother with Powerplay. With each Rating, you will get a weekly salary, and a specific bonus. The salaries and neccesary merits to unlock a Rating are the same for each Power.
+Ratings are not automatically updated upon having the required merits. Your rating will increase upon the Powerplay weekly cycle, which happens on Thursday morning.
-Ratings are not automatically updated upon having the required merits. Your rating will increase upon the Powerplay weekly cycle, which happens on Thursday.
+Each Rating also allows for a higher power commodity allocation per 30 minutes. This is needed for the Preparation attempts of all Powers. You can accelerate commodity allocation by paying 10,000 credits per power commodity.
-Each Rating also allows for a higher commodity allocation per 30 minutes. This is needed for the Preparation attempts of all Powers. You can accellerate commodity allocation by paying 100,000 credits.
 With a Rating also comes the right to nominate certain systems for preparation attempts. With this, you get influence in where your Power will try to expand.
-=== Rating benefits ===
+== Rating benefits ==
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 !Rating
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 Each Power also has power-specific bonuses at Ratings 2, 3, and 5. This ranges from influence bonus, to a bounty payout increase, to resource price bonuses. Rating 1 and 4 hold no additional bonuses apart from the above-mentioned salaries, commodity allocation, and nominations. Rating 3 will always offer a power-specific module, which can only be bought after 4 weeks aligned with that power.
-=== Defecting ===
+== Defecting ==
-It is possible to defect to an other power. By doing so, you will retain a large portion of your merits, meaning that your rating will likely stay the same, or at worst, will be decreased by 1 level. However, by defecting you will anger your power, who will then try to hunt you down. The strength of the hunters they send are likely based on your rating upon defection (unconfirmed), and are not to be underestimated.
+It is possible to defect to an other power. By doing so, you will retain a large portion of your merits, meaning that your rating will likely stay the same, or at worst, will be decreased by 1 level. However, by defecting you will anger your power, who will then try to hunt you down.
+The strength of the hunters they send are likely based on your rating upon defection, and are not to be underestimated.{{Cite}}
 Alternatively, if you would like to start from scratch, you can just leave a Power. By doing so you can not join an other Power for a set period of time, and you will lose all merits. In turn, you will not have to defect, and you will not be hunted down for leaving a Power.[[Category:Powerplay]]

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