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[b]Cheap For Honor Steel Credits[/b] The For Honor reputation system is how the game handles player progression and unlocking new gear as well as getting better gear out of scavenger crates. However the game doesn’t really explain exactly how this operates so we’ve done the fact collecting to inform you of how the For Honor reputation system works. This article covers the For Honor reputation system how it works what those little symbols mean and how all of this relates to For Honor scavenger crates so you know when you’re facing someone that has a lot of experience with their character.

If you’ve noticed two numbers by your name when you’re about to jump into a match in For Honor you may have been wondering what those numbers mean. The first number is your player level while the second number if your total gear level. Astute players may also notice that the player level resets after 20 and will sometimes have a wreath around it.

Similar to prestige in Call of Duty For Honor has a reputation system. When you reach level 21 your reputation (or player level) resets back to 1 and the wreath appears around your level. Player level 21 is basically reputation level 1. As your reputation level increases [b]Buy For Honor Steel Credits[/b] more and better gear will be unlocked for your hero. In addition when you reach reputation level one you can have multiple loadouts for your hero so you can quickly and easily change your focus from fast revive speed ro high attack power or whatever you like.

Essentially if you see a player with a wreath around the first number next to their name that means they’ve reached level 21 or above. For example a three with a wreath around it would indicate reputation level three which is basically player level 61. In addition a blue number next to the player level indicates they have high quality gear obtained from scavenger crates or through various other means.