1. SWSC Rank Structure
2. Seniority Calculation
3. Skill Chart
4. Field Performance Chart
5. Participation Chart
6. Appointment Chart
7. Example

SWSC Seniority Calculation
Each pilot is awarded with 2000 RPs per month since the first day of the month of registration.
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SWSC Skill Chart

XvT Rank	RPs Awarded		XvT Rank	RPs Awarded
Target Drone	0		Ace 4	22,500
Ground Crew	0		Ace 3	25,000
Trainee	0		Ace 2	27,500
Flight Cadet	1,000		Ace 1	30,000
Officer 4	2,000		Top Ace 4	33,000
Officer 3	4,000		Top Ace 3	36,000
Officer 2	6,000		Top Ace 2	40,000
Officer 1	8,000		Top Ace 1	44,000
Vet 4	10,000		Jedi 4	48,000
Vet 3	12,000		Jedi 3	52,000
Vet 2	16,000		Jedi 2	56,000
Vet 1	20,000		Jedi 1	60,000
Skill RPs are awarded on 'one-off' basis. E.g., a Vet 2 will have 16,000 RPs added to his/her PRV. When the pilot is promoted to Vet 1, he/she will add another 4,000 (giving a total of 20,000 RPs) RPs to his/her PRVs.

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SWSC Field Performance Chart
This measures how 'sucessful' the pilot is when playing with other players over the internet. Note that Performance RPs are only awarded to Multiplayer Games. RPs will be awarded according to the nature of the mission.

Type of Mission	RPs Awarded
Training	100 RPs for each medium difficulty mission flown. +20% if difficult and -20% if easy.
Melees	The last in the mission will be awarded 500 RPs for medium difficulty. +20% for difficult and -20% for easy. Each pilot that is one place above the last will get 200% of the last, and the one that is 2 places above the last will be awarded 300% of the last... etc. Example: John is awarded 600 RPs (500 + [20% of 500]) for being the last in a melee of difficult grade, while Tom (who is one place higher than John) gets 2000 RPs, and Adrian (who is 2 places higher than John) is awarded 3000 RPs.
Tournament	The pilot who is last in the tournament will be awarded 1500 RPs for a game of medium difficulty. +20% for difficult and -20% for easy.
Combats	If the combat mission was planned, players will be awarded according to what was specified in the Mission Order of that particular combat mission. In cases where combat mission was not planned, players will be awarded 5000 RPs for a game of medium grade for the winning side and 2500 RPs for being on the losing side. +20% for difficult and -20% for easy.
Battle	If the battle was planned, players will be awarded according to what was specified in the Mission Order of that particular battle. The winning side will be awarded 10,000 RPs for a game of medium grade of standard 3 combats to win scenario for the winning side and 4,000 RPsfor the losing side. +20% if difficult and -20% if easy. Additional 1000 RPs for each additional combat needed to win.

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SWSC Participation Chart
Pilots will be awarded RPs for attending scheduled meetings according to the chart.

Type of Meeting	RPs Awarded
Squadron Meeting	100 per attendance
SWSC League Meeting	500 RPs per attendance
Executive Council Meeting	200 RPs per attendance

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SWSC Appointment Award Chart
As a recognition and reward for pilots who held staff appointment, they are awarded RPs for their effort and time that they invest to help the running of the league. The RPs awarded are cumulative, i.e., once it is awarded to you, it is yours forever.

Appointment	RPs Awarded
Squadron Commander	2000 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed as Squad Commander.
Squadron XO	400 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Wing Commander	3000 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Wing XO	600 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Flotilla Commander	4000 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Flotilla XO	800 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Fleet Commander	5000 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Fleet XO	1000 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.
Executive Council Member	5000 per month, starting from the first day of the month when the pilot was appointed.

Formation Homepage
To encourage and provide incentives in maintaining a homepage for your squadron, wing...etc, the commander will be awarded based on the quality of the homepage.

Grade of Homepage	RPs awarded
Grade 0	No RPs awarded
Grade C	Simple homepage with squad and SWSC logo, member list and a regularly updated noticeboard. 100 RPs per month since appointment as commander.
Grade B	Grade C plus tables showing members' Pilot Ranking Values and their RPs breakdown (according to the 5 areas). 500 RPs per month since appointment as commander.
Grade A	Grade B plus forms for submission of battle results, and posting of mission results performed by members. 1000 RPs per month since appointment as commander.

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Example in deriving PRVs
Example 1
Tim is a Vet 4 level pilot who had 3 battle wins and being the last in 5 melees (all of medium grade) under his belt. He had attended 5 squad meetings and 1 league meetings. He had been a SWSC member for 2 months.

Thus, his PRV would be 10,000 + 30,000 + 2,500 + 500 + 200 +4000= 47,200 RPs

Example 2
Sam is a Ace 2 pilot (27,500) who had 10 combat wins (50,000), 3 times being the first in a 4 players melee (2000 x 3) and 2 times being second last in 3 players melee (2 x 1000). He has been a SWSC member for 3 months (6,000) but a Squadron Commander for 2 months (2 x 2000)now and maintains a Grade B homepage for 2 months (2 x 500). He'd been to 2 EC meeting (2 x 200), 1 league meeting (500) and 5 squad meetings (5 x 100).