XDefiant, a first-person shooter game developed by Ubisoft, has a ranking system designed to provide a competitive environment for players. The ranking system in XDefiant is divided into several tiers, each representing a different skill level. Here's a general overview of how the ranking system works:

Bronze: The starting tier for new players. It has several subdivisions (e.g., Bronze I, Bronze II, etc.) to help match players more precisely.

Silver: For players who have demonstrated a basic understanding of the game mechanics and strategies.

Gold: Represents a higher skill level, with players having good game knowledge and mechanical skills.

Platinum: For advanced players who consistently perform well and understand deeper game strategies.

Diamond: This tier is for top-tier players who excel in nearly every aspect of the game.

Elite: The highest regular tier, reserved for the best players in the game.

Champion: This is the pinnacle of the ranking system, with only the top fraction of a percent of players achieving this rank

In some games with similar systems, there is a concept of rank decay where players who are inactive for a certain period may see their rank decrease. This encourages regular play to maintain or improve one’s rank.

 Many competitive games have seasons where ranks are reset or adjusted at the start of a new season. This keeps the competition fresh and gives players new goals to strive for