Grit
Grit
Grit is one of the three ratings a teammate can give you in the post-game feedback window, alongside Performance and Fair Play. It answers one question: did this player bring drive and intensity today?
It’s set on a slider from 1.0 to 5.0 — the rater drags your avatar along a coloured line and can land on any value, decimals included. Not rating you at all is also allowed; an absent rating simply isn’t counted, it doesn’t drag you down.
On your profile, the same word labels a stat: your Grit ratings from the last ten played games, rolled up into a score of roughly 0–100. That’s the aggregation Furbol uses in paint-by-metric and on your stats.
One word, two hats: the slider a teammate sets during feedback, and the rolled-up score that shows on your profile. (In older versions of the app this rating was called Energy — same idea, new name and a finer scale.) See Rating a Game for the feedback flow end-to-end.
Related
- Fair Play — another of the three post-game ratings.
- Rating a Game — how and when the ratings get cast.
- Your Stats — where the aggregated Grit score lives.
- Paint by Metric — how Grit tints players in lists and rosters.