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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. 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.

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 at only a fraction of their worth, rewarding active participation, and preventing pilots from obtaining the last Rating and then no longer bothering 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.

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 morning at 7am GMT.

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.

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 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. 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.
+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 at only a fraction of their worth, rewarding active participation, and preventing pilots from obtaining the last Rating and then no longer bothering 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.
-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 morning at 7am GMT.
 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.

Ratings: Difference between revisions

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