Promotion Cooldowns

Promotion Cooldowns, Limits, and Responsibilities

Rancor Troopers can expect different cooldowns and limits depending on their position in the battalion. Enlisted, NCO's, Officers, and Command Staff all have different guidelines.

Rancor Enlisted Troopers

 (PVT - CPL) Have a 1 day promotion cooldown each rank until the rank of Corporal. Recently promoted corporals will have a cooldown of 1 day and must have the necessary aptitude to command small squads to be promoted to Sergeant.

Rancor Junior NCO's

 (SGT - SFC) Have a 3 day promotion cooldown each rank until the rank of Sergeant First Class. Recently promoted NCOs should expect their promotions to come less frequently than their enlisted days, unless they show great excellence and proactiveness in minor command duties.

Rancor Senior NCO's

 (MSGT - CSM ) Have a 3 day promotion cooldown each rank until the rank of Sergeant Major. Senior NCOs who wish to become an Officer must show their skill and willingness to take responsibility over the battalion.

Rancor Officers

(2LT - CPT) Have a 7 day promotion cooldown each rank until the rank of Captain. As a Officer you are expected to host Trainings and SIMs, failure to uphold these responsibilities may result in a punishment. Recently promoted Junior Officers are expected to take more responsibility over the battalion and additional promotions hereafter will be looking at the officers proactiveness in that regard.

Rancor Low Command

(MAJ - COL) Have a 10 day promotion cooldown each rank until the rank of colonel. As an Officer, you are required to host Trainings and SIMs, failure to do so will result in a warning then a strike. As the top ranks of the battalion, Senior Officers are expected to handle the majority of every-day responsibility of the battalion. They will be expected to promote, and scout future Rancor Officers within the battalion, as well as suggest changes regarding kits or tactics.

Rancor Command Staff

(COL+) Are the brains of the regiment and are expected to make the major decisions for the battalion. They will gather and analyze all the suggestions given to them through the Chain Of Command (COC) and suggest changes to better the Quality of Life for the troopers. Command Staff have no promotion cooldowns, however since there are only 3 positions, troopers will be selected extremely carefully and will likely never see a promotion thereafter in the battalion (Commanders promoted to HICOM will effectively leave the battalion, and these promotions are extremely rare.)