Reputation and streaks
Your reputation grows when you finish what you start, stay connected and come back day after day. It starts with your first online game.
What does the score count?
Your score is out of 100, and it’s made of four parts:
| Part | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Finishing games | Games you play to the end, and games you leave early. |
| Staying connected | How steady your connection is in online games. |
| Coming back each day | Your daily streak. |
| Time on Rent Party | How long you’ve had your account. |
Each part counts for a share of every 100 points. Your profile shows the breakdown under How your score is made, and only you see that part.
What do the levels mean?
Your score sets your level, from 1 to 10. The level shows on your profile, your public player page and your card on Online now.
Other players see your level and the reputation card: games finished, games left early, connection and your streaks. For them it reads as how reliably you play games to the end.
Levels matter in two places:
- Find a match pairs you with someone at a similar level.
- A coin table can open at a set level, and its card shows which one.
What does “New” mean?
You’ve played fewer than 5 games so far, so your level is still settling. The label goes once you’ve played 5.
How does the daily streak work?
Your daily streak counts the days in a row you come back to Rent Party signed in. Your reputation card shows the current streak and your longest one.
Two badges come from it:
| Badge | How you earn it |
|---|---|
| A week of game nights | Open Rent Party 7 days in a row. |
| A month of game nights | Open Rent Party 30 days in a row. |
Your badges are on Achievements.
What counts against it?
Leaving games early and dropping out of them. A live game also ends for you if you’re offline too long: Online play has the 2-minute rule.
Coin tables count toward your rating and reputation, like any other online game.