I understand reputation, but what is the ranks of it?

Like I know that Very Reliable is the best and Reliable is the second best. So, whats the list so I know?

Despicable
Very untrustworthy
Untrustworthy
Mixed
Amiable
Good
Trustworthy
Very Trustworty
Reliable
Very Reliable
Immaculate

alpaca's right - these are stuffed :grin2:

Despicable is the wrost you can get? Oh dear...... :2thumbsup:

"Yes! Worst reputation in the game! I win!" - Competitive Grandad from Stupid

Are you sure about "good" and "amiable"? I think that belongs in the relations, or does it? I´ve never seen a faction with good or amiable reputation. And is reliable really above trustworthy?
I´m wondering, since in my recent English campaign, I was "trustworthy", allied to Spain, Hungary and Denmark, the latter two were allied to France and Spain was at war with France. Then I decided to help out Spain (offered military aid against France), since eliminating France is one of the short campaign goals, so I placed one of my armies next to a Spanish one which besieged Dijon. When the Spanish assaulted my army joined in. At the beginning of the next turn I was informed that I had broken my alliances with Hungary and Denmark (although my relations with both of them were very good and outstanding, respectively), however my reputation said "very reliable".

Actually, I'm not 100% sure about that list - I grabbed it from the other reputations thread :grin2:

It's not accurate... Good and Amiable doesn't belong there, and it's missing "Deceitful", possibly "very decietful".

Yep, you're right :embarassed:

That'll teach me to copy something without reading the context :grin2:

I guess the updated list would look like this then:

Despicable
Very deceitful
Deceitful
Very untrustworthy
Untrustworthy
Mixed
Trustworthy
Very Trustworthy
Reliable
Very Reliable
Immaculate

Or is untrustworthy lower than deceitful?

0 Despicable
1 Deceitful
2 Very Untrustworthy
3 Untrustworthy
4 Dubious
5 Mixed
6 Reliable
7 Very Reliable
8 Trustworthy
9 Very Trustworthy
10 Immaculate

That's it.

Did anyone forget So-So. Or is that for relations? I don't know which but I have seen So SO often.

So-So is for relations. I did a code-lookup for that list.

Thanks, so can you now tell me whats the ranking of Relations since you found the other one so easily. Thanks if you can.