(01-13-2019, 05:16 PM)Unknown98 Wrote: Yes that's how it works, right now economy class is weighted 35% for total reputation. So if you offer Y+, J and F only, in theory your max overall reputation will be 65% due to the lack of economy.
If you added 1 seat of decked out economy, yes it would solve the problem and your max rep would then be 100% as opposed to 65%. But that's not really how it should work IMO. I need to think of something.
But you have to realize that overall reputation does not actually affect anything other than the star rating and the ranking of your airline compared to others. It's not used in any of the formulas.
Actually there is really no point to care about ratings right? Unless high overall ratings will boost your demand or something...
Honestly the best way is to create a minimum number of seats required for the rep to be counted. So for instance if number < 4 won't count the rep or something.
What I feel should be changed is the demand formula, so that I don't get punished for my competitor's exorbitant prices. For instance, I have a flight running between Shanghai and London. I am charging $9676 for J and $12306 for F, but right now I am suffering from 0 J passengers because my only competitor is charging $12261 for J and $18182 for F. I could change all my J seats to F to leech that 54 F passengers, but seriously what is this? Although I sound like ranting, I just believe that this is a bug on the formula and should be adjusted so that only I can punish myself by charging F and J prices within 10% of each other (as you said earlier)