Here is a guide that breaks down the ranking system in Bodycam. You’ll find out the difference between PT Points and R-Points, how to earn both, the best way to climb the ranks, and what to expect in future updates.

PT Points vs R-Points , what is the Difference?

PT Points are ranking points. They determine your rank and your position on the leaderboard. They cannot be spent – only earned or lost through matches.

R-Points are in game currency earned from matches. They can be spent in the shop on weapon skins and operator skins. They do not affect your rank in any way.

In modes like Deathmatch or GunGame, a win gives around 6-12 PT. Keep in mind that ranking up requires 1,000 PT per rank.

In Bodybomb mode, a win gives 200 to 450 PT if you're playing with bots. If you play against real players, you'll earn even more PT.

A loss gives 0 or minus 100 PT depending on your current rank.

Personal K/D does not matter at all, only team victory or your final placement counts.

Matches against bots give fewer points compared to matches with real players, as mentioned above.

Once you reach 10,000 PT, progression slows down significantly.

Enjoy team modes such as Versus and Bodybomb, where the team wins or loses together and your personal placement is not the deciding factor.

Your tasks are plant the bomb, defend points, support your teammates.

If you see losing PT for a few matches in a row, restart the game. This is a known bug that may affect your progression.

Your rank is based on the number of points you have and your position on the leaderboard. Depending on other players performance you can move up and down.

Ranks reset each season. Climbing the leaderboard grants exclusive rewards at the end of each season.

Developers have already reset everyone's points in the past due to cheaters, so fair play is taken seriously.

Spend your R-Points freely, they do not affect your rank, so feel free to buy skins without worrying about your progression.

Before the big updates, R-Points were earned in a more complex way. For example, in certain modes, you'd get a base amount per wave and bonus points for kills, but your total kill points would be divided by the number of deaths you had. This promoted cautious, survivalist play. The current system is simpler, but it's worth knowing how it used to work to understand the game's design philosophy.

The game operates on seasonal ranking periods. With each new season, all rankings are reset and players get a new chance to climb the leaderboard. Each season lasts about 60 days, and at the end you can earn exclusive rewards like operator skins and special badges, depending on your final standing. You can also view your past season rank history in the leaderboard section.

As a new player at the "Rookie" rank, the game will focus on putting you in exclusive "Rookie Lobbies" alongside other beginners. This aims to be a phase of learning transition where you can become familiar with the game mechanics. After just a few hours of play, you'll typically rank up to "Soldier" and begin facing more experienced opponents.