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Account owners retain one Elo rating for each supported IW4 mode. New ratings start at 1,000 with zero rated events. war shares the tdm pool. updateSkill(first, second, mode, score) updates two distinct connected accounts. Score is the first player's result in [0, 1]; the second receives its complement. The expected result is 1 / (1 + 10^((second-first)/400)) and the rating transfer is round(32 * (score-expected)). Both event counts increase even when the rounded transfer is zero. The stock kill callback…

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Account owners retain one Elo rating for each supported IW4 mode. New ratings start at 1,000 with zero rated events. war shares the tdm pool.

updateSkill(first, second, mode, score) updates two distinct connected accounts. Score is the first player's result in [0, 1]; the second receives its complement. The expected result is 1 / (1 + 10^((second-first)/400)) and the rating transfer is round(32 * (score-expected)). Both event counts increase even when the rounded transfer is zero. The stock kill callback submits a win in the tdm pool. These are IW4L local ratings, independent of platform ranks.

Invalid modes, non-finite scores, missing accounts, self-play and arithmetic overflow refuse the whole update. Neither account changes on failure. External script programs and developer_script cannot change ratings, using the same policy as account stats. Bots participate through temporary accounts; their ratings last only for the match and are excluded from durable saves.

Ratings share the account's revision, owner, signed profile and save receipt. Listen hosts save authority changes; remote owners receive and save updates before acknowledging them. Restart retains ratings; a new match carries durable accounts while clearing client bindings and temporary accounts.

Account format 3 stores ratings after the existing schema-stamped stats buffer. Formats 1 and 2 upgrade with default ratings; format 2 keeps its signing key. Stale disk revisions and changed owners still refuse writes. Game-wire version 106 carries ratings in the signed account payload and requires matching peers.

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