I play 15 games a day and im still in honor level 2 at checkpoint 2, while my friend who plays only a few games per week is already honor level 3. So does it go up just over time or is there a something like a limit of how many honor "points" you can get per day?
From what all we know, Honor progress is a fairly large amount of math that gets done to determine if a player should go up or stay still in level. Here's what we know:
Things that we know increase progress:
Things that we know hamper or stall progress:
Things that we know decrease progress:
This is pretty much what all we know about Honor progress - outside of that, we have been told that an average player should be able to reach Honor Level 5 over the course of a Season - not the whole of the season, of course, but the majority of it.
It's hard to say exactly how it works between players - do infrequent players who show good behavior gain Honor progress faster than frequent players who show equivalent behavior? Does neutral behavior gain progress slower than positive behavior, regardless of other factors? (like Honors and Team Honor Bonus)
Ultimately, we just know that Honor progress does occur just from playing games - which...Does answer your question pretty concisely, but, hey. Might as well go overboard, right?
Pardon that it took so long to directly answer the question, but I felt it'd be good for you to know what all else affects Honor progress to try and reason out the difference between you and your friend.
It increases over the rate of honors you receive from non-premade players. Say you got most honorable like 20 times in a row, your progress to the next level/checkpoint would be going up quite a lot.
the FAQ says it does.
I don't believe them, but it says it does.
