PRL Network
Reputation System
Every player on the PRL network has a reputation score between 0 and 100. It reflects their moderation history across all connected servers.
This page explains how scores are calculated, what each tier means, and answers common questions.
Score tiers
80-100
Clean
No significant moderation history. Low risk.
60-79
Caution
Some minor history. Worth reviewing before allowing access.
40-59
Warning
Multiple infractions recorded. Exercise caution.
0-39
Danger
Serious or repeated offenses. High risk player.
A brand new player with no record starts at 100. Each moderation action reduces the score by a fixed amount.
How each action affects score
| Action | Score change | Notes |
|---|
| BAN |
-30 |
Permanent ban from a server. Largest single penalty. |
| KICK |
-10 |
Removed from a server without a permanent ban. |
| WARN |
-5 |
Formal warning issued by a moderator. |
| NOTE |
0 |
Internal moderator note. Does not affect score. |
Example score progression
Important limits
The score is always clamped between 0 and 100. It cannot go below 0 or above 100 regardless of how many actions are on record.
Scores are recalculated incrementally each time a new event is submitted. They are not recalculated from scratch on every lookup, which keeps lookups fast.
What PRL does not factor in
PRL does not consider time decay, old bans count just as much as recent ones. The score reflects total history, not recency.
PRL does not verify the reason behind an action. A ban is a ban regardless of what it was for. If a ban was unjust, the player can file an appeal.
PRL does not weight actions by server size or reputation. Every verified server on the network carries equal weight.
Common questions
Can my score go back up?
Not automatically. The score reflects your permanent record. If an action was applied in error, the server owner can revoke it or you can file an appeal. If an appeal is accepted, the event is marked as overturned but is not deleted from the record.
Does a revoked ban remove the penalty?
No. Revocations are recorded as a note linking back to the original event. The original score deduction remains. This preserves the accuracy of the historical record.
Why is my score lower than expected?
Check your player profile, every action is listed there by server. If you believe an action is wrong, you can file an appeal through the appeals page.
I was never banned but my score is low. Why?
Multiple kicks and warns add up. Three kicks (-30 total) have the same impact as one ban. Check your full history to see what contributed.
Can servers see my score?
Yes. Any server using the PRL FiveM resource can query your score when you connect. They see your tier and score, not the full list of reasons behind it.
How do I find my player profile?
Go to the
Player Lookup page and search your Discord ID, FiveM license hash, or username. Your profile shows your full moderation history and current score.