However, before players can be placed within a division they must first play ten matches in order to be properly placed. The amount of points players gain or lose depends on the people they play against. For example if a player has been placed in the Silver division and loses against a team of Gold players, they will lose rank less than they would have if they had lost to someone from a lower Division, such as Bronze.
Like Halo 4 each playlist has its own ranks. While the first five divisions do not have a numerical value attached, the Onyx and Champion divisions do. Players in the Champion division cannot share the same rank, IE there is only one player with the rank of in Team Slayer in the world. If a player wishes to rank up they will cause other players to lose rank similar to a leaderboard. Seasons are a new monthly competitive feature for Arena where a players CSR is reset in select playlists.
If you win enough games at rank 6, you move up to the next tier. If you lose games your rank goes down, but you cannot go down a tier. For example, if your rank is Gold 5, you can go all the way down to Gold 1 and never back to Silver. These ranks are only based on winning and losing. It doesn't matter how many kills you get, how many flags you capture, or how well you do in a game. Each playlist has its own rank and you must finish 10 games in a playlist to get your initial rank placement.
Your placement depends on winning and losing against other ranked players. If you win against Gold players and lose against Diamond, you'll most likely be placed in Platinum. The system is not perfect, but this is an example of how they place you at first. The last 2 ranks work differently than the others. When you leave Diamond and enter Onyx, you no longer have tiers.
You get the number rating that shows your CSR. As you win and lose, this number rating goes up and down. If you reach the top in the playlist, you get Champion rank. A long-term client of ours gets this right. When employees understand this, they will communicate the commitment in external interactions. However, the firm does provide specially designed t-shirts for employees to wear when they are volunteering.
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