PUBG: How does the reputation system work?

Since the beginning of the year, PUBG has had a reputation system. We explain how it works so that it has no secrets for you. Following the implementation of update 10.2 in January 2021, PUBG players were able to discover a new feature: the reputation system. This makes it possible to indicate the reliability of the player according to his actions in game. The goal is simple, to prevent and prevent the toxic behavior of the players, which can, sometimes, ruin the parts of PUBG.

How does the reputation system work in PUBG?

Each player is, by default, at level 2 and his actions during the games, in duos or squads, will change his reputation positively or negatively. If the player behaves normally, showing team spirit, his rating will naturally increase over the games. On the contrary, if he proves to be a plague for the squad, by being insulting via voice chat, by killing team members or doing everything so that his team loses, his grade will be downgraded.

Le reputation system is visible right next to the player's nickname, by everyone. As a result, when searching for teammates via the Squad Finder, your rank will appear and could be detrimental to you if you don't have a recommendable one, as this may mean that you are not a serious player.


As you can see above, there are a total of six levels, between 0 and 5. Note that abandoning a game for no reason will also cause you to lose points. A report for suspected cheating will not cause you to lose points unless it is confirmed.

Based on community feedback, some adjustments may be made, in which case this article will be updated.