Hello roll20 community, I am using roll20 for a few weeks now, and my single biggest complaint is the lack of a rating system for both players and DMs, so it can be a lot of hassle to get some decent people together in your game. Since traditional rating systems that are simply score based are hard to implement due to the simple fact that it falls easy victim to trolls and unmature players that simply downvote a person for the heck of it, i thought of a simple alternative that might be worth implementing to give some indication of the nature of a player. The system would allow granting players you played with honor points in different categories, that are all positive per se. An example would be: Friendly Helpful On Time Responsive Good Roleplayer Knows the Rules etc. If you find a player worthy of any such achievement while playing with him, you may grant him a point in one or more categories (maybe add a limit of 2 or 3 per player) Looking at the profile of a player you could just see how many "recommendations" he got in his playtime. The more the better other players rated him without having the option to "downvote". Downvoting would be simply not granting any recommendations. I think a system similar to this might be a good way to handle a rating system and hope that it gets some thoughts here on the forum :) greetings, zero
