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medal 5450
4 years 162 days ago
Hi

How are the reputation points awarded?

I'm getting above the green line, earning 140 exp points and losing 5 rep points. My level is below most in the league, which means I should be getting points not losing them. Doesn't it?

I'd appreciate it if someone could explain why this is happening.

Thanks,
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medal 6384
4 years 162 days ago
The managers you race with if they have weaker reputation than you then you lose reputation points and they gain, but if you are in a league with managers who have stronger reputation than you then you gain reputation. 

"Reputation is how well you perform relative to expectations in the races you take part in. It starts for all managers at 5000 and increases or decreases based on your results. The maximum reputation is 10,000 and the minimum is 0. Similarly to level XP, it will increase by greater amounts if you are racing with managers with higher reputation levels than you.
Reputation is calculated entirely on the level of competition. Seeking out reputable rivals and populated leagues is very important to keep making progress with your own reputation level.
Not doing so can result in decreases in reputation even with good results. For example, let's say a top manager from the Hall of Fame whose reputation is 9000 goes and starts racing with total newcomer managers with 5000 reputation. It's so uncompetitive that simply participating in such an environment can be damaging to a reputation. So, a highly ranked manager could lose reputation even for victories there.
Another example would be if there are only two teams in a league. Whoever wins those races will also surely see a decline in reputation, again because they are not racing in a competitive environment.
The easiest way to keep your reputation on an upward momentum is to keep seeking out tough competition and challenging yourself. By racing stronger competitors, even a poor finishing position can result in reputation gains, because you won't be expected to win. Any competitive results in such an environment will also bring a huge boost to your reputation."
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medal 5450
4 years 162 days ago
Ahh I thought it went on levels, Thanks for the info.
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