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| rdfs:label | - Combat Rating
- Combat rating
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| rdfs:comment | - A player's Combat Rating is a measure of how effective an agent is in combat, using a (up to) 1 to 5 star rating. Some Achievements require that the Agent has at least a certain star rating to qualify (e.g. 1 match won with a 2 star rating). While there are a number of factors that determine an Agent's star rating, little is currently known about them. It is believed that Combat Rating can only be affected by performance in PvP missions. PvE content has no positive nor negative effect on an Agent's Combat Rating. (However, 2 stars are gained from completing quests.)
- Combat rating is a crude measure of your fighting skills in EV: Nova. It is based the sum of the strengths of the ships you destroy (multiplied by an internal multiplier for adjustment), with larger ships worth more points. Some mission strings require a certain minimum combat rating. The "Kills" value for any pilot can be found in the pilotlog. Once a combat rating of Deadly is reached, a player's demands for tribute from planets, if made, will be taken seriously, and the planet's defense fleet will be launched. The combat ratings are as follows:
- Equipped Combat Rating is calculated from the equipment the player currently has equipped, and is the rating displayed next to the health and power bars if it is different from the normal combat rating. It does not appear in the Inventory interface if you are currently wearing your best equipment. Combat Rating can not be decreased by selling or salvaging items. The Equipped Combat Rating can be decreased by removing gear but does not affect the Mark rewards from content.
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| abstract | - A player's Combat Rating is a measure of how effective an agent is in combat, using a (up to) 1 to 5 star rating. Some Achievements require that the Agent has at least a certain star rating to qualify (e.g. 1 match won with a 2 star rating). While there are a number of factors that determine an Agent's star rating, little is currently known about them. It is believed that Combat Rating can only be affected by performance in PvP missions. PvE content has no positive nor negative effect on an Agent's Combat Rating. (However, 2 stars are gained from completing quests.)
- Combat rating is a crude measure of your fighting skills in EV: Nova. It is based the sum of the strengths of the ships you destroy (multiplied by an internal multiplier for adjustment), with larger ships worth more points. Some mission strings require a certain minimum combat rating. The "Kills" value for any pilot can be found in the pilotlog. Once a combat rating of Deadly is reached, a player's demands for tribute from planets, if made, will be taken seriously, and the planet's defense fleet will be launched. The combat ratings are as follows:
- Equipped Combat Rating is calculated from the equipment the player currently has equipped, and is the rating displayed next to the health and power bars if it is different from the normal combat rating. It does not appear in the Inventory interface if you are currently wearing your best equipment. Most level 30 content has a Combat Rating requirement for access. Marks of Victory are only awarded in content based on the player's Combat Rating. Marks are not awarded once a player's Combat Rating exceeds the content's Tier band. Example #1: The Fortress of Solitude novice Raids require a 50 Combat Rating for access and only award Marks of Victory if a player's Combat Rating is between 50 and 79. Players with a Combat Rating of 80 or higher will only receive item drops from opponents.Example #2: The Origin Crisis Iconic Anomalies require an 80 Combat Rating for access and only award Marks of Victory if a player's Combat Rating is between 80 and 104. Players with a Combat Rating of 105 or higher will only receive item drops from opponents. Combat Rating can not be decreased by selling or salvaging items. The Equipped Combat Rating can be decreased by removing gear but does not affect the Mark rewards from content. Most vendor sold Level 30 gear and items have a Combat Rating requirement for purchase. Some Level 30 gear has a Combat Rating requirement in order to be equipped.
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