Reputation
Ouro reputation gives founding players a reason to trust the people around them, with long-term signals for conduct, reliability, communication, and report quality.
Reputation is the long game.
Your reputation is a lifetime cumulative record of behavior and contribution on Ouro. Every player starts with a score of 50/100 in each dimension, and the score changes as the platform sees how you play, communicate, finish matches, and use reports.
Trust tiers
Tiers keep the signal readable without hiding the underlying score range.
Reputation vs. Impact Rating
Reputation tracks how you play over time: reliability, sportsmanship, communication, and conduct. Impact Rating tracks what you did in a specific match: opening duels, trades, utility, and playing for the round.
Six signals, one trust picture.
Reputation is split into independent dimensions so a player can be reliable in one area and still have clear room to improve in another.
Sportsmanship
Fair play, respectful behavior, and positive attitude towards teammates and opponents.
Improve: Avoid toxicity, respect others, and maintain a positive attitude even in tough matches.
Integrity
Clean record without cheating, hacking, or exploiting game mechanics.
Improve: Play fair, avoid third-party tools, and maintain a clean gaming history.
Communication
Helpful, collaborative, and constructive communication with your team.
Improve: Share useful information, respond to callouts, and coordinate strategies.
Team Play
Cooperative gameplay that prioritizes team objectives over individual performance.
Improve: Support teammates, play your role, and make decisions that benefit the team.
Reliability
Consistent match completion without abandoning or going AFK.
Improve: Finish matches you start, stay active during gameplay, and avoid disconnects.
Reporter Quality
Accurate and helpful reporting that improves the community.
Improve: Only report genuine violations, provide context, and avoid false accusations.
Actions move the score.
Reputation shifts through both positive and negative signals. The goal is not to punish a single rough match; it is to make long-term patterns visible.
Reports are accountable both ways.
Reports affect the reported player and the reporter. This keeps reporting useful while protecting honest players from noise and abuse.
Report review process
| Decision | Reporter | Reported player |
|---|---|---|
| [ VALIDATED ] | +2 Reporter Quality reward | -5 to -20 penalty by severity |
| [ DISMISSED ] | -1 Reporter Quality minor adjustment | No penalty |
| [ FALSE REPORT ] | -5 to -20 Reporter Quality | +2 compensation bonus |
Visible where it helps, private where it should be.
Public signals
Private signals
Reputation FAQ.
Does my reputation decay over time?
No. Reputation is cumulative and does not decay. Scores change based on your actions, not the passage of time.
Can I see other players' detailed reputation?
Ouro members can see other players' reputation breakdown when viewing their profile. Personal history and improvement tips stay private.
How do I improve my reputation?
Complete matches, stay reliable, communicate constructively, and avoid reports. Your dashboard gives more specific tips based on your scores.
What if I am falsely reported?
Reports go through admin review before affecting reputation. False reports can penalize the reporter and compensate the reported player.
Can I reset my reputation?
No. Reputation is permanent and tied to your account so accountability cannot be escaped by starting over.
How are the six dimensions weighted?
Integrity, Sportsmanship, and Reliability carry the most weight because they have the biggest impact on match quality.
Reputation becomes most useful when players can see it before they commit to a queue.