I believe that if, whether or not you could be invited to a game, depends on your fair play, chat & attendance scores, this would cause players to clean up their act and would probably make a distinctive gap between serious players and "couldn't care less" players.
There are no excuses for 2 of the reputation scores, if players are guilty of either, then they can simply change their attitude for the better and become reputable or carry on and get left by the wayside.
Attendance is a fickle creature, in some parts of the world, particularly in the UK, Internet is not government backed nor fibre to the doorstep and is mostly a monopoly with 1 very unreliable company, prone to constant maintenance shut-downs without warning.
I would call the help line on no less than 20 occasions every year and I used to get booted from live games a lot (even when winning... AAAAAH!), this was before the reputation scores, but if I played regular now, I would probably be on <90.
I believe that if, whether or not you could be invited to a game, depends on your fair play, chat & attendance scores, this would cause players to clean up their act and would probably make a distinctive gap between serious players and "couldn't care less" players.
There are no excuses for 2 of the reputation scores, if players are guilty of either, then they can simply change their attitude for the better and become reputable or carry on and get left by the wayside.
Attendance is a fickle creature, in some parts of the world, particularly in the UK, Internet is not government backed nor fibre to the doorstep and is mostly a monopoly with 1 very unreliable company, prone to constant maintenance shut-downs without warning.
I would call the help line on no less than 20 occasions every year and I used to get booted from live games a lot (even when winning... AAAAAH!), this was before the reputation scores, but if I played regular now, I would probably be on <90.
Hyd yn oed er fy mod Cymraeg , dim ond yn siarad Saesneg, felly yr wyf yn gobeithio y bydd y cyfieithu yn gywir.