Consistency is the final dimension in every NeuroRank neural profile, general, FPS, or MOBA. It is scored from the combine's Bet Under Pressure module, the same underlying signal behind the dedicated Tilt Recovery deep-dive, framed here as the broader question every teammate actually asks: does your level hold across a full session?
Source · NeuroRank normData.ts · tiltRecovery composite table · 18-30 competitive cohort, n=206.
Every other dimension in a NeuroRank profile describes a peak or an average within a single test window. Consistency describes something teammates and coaches actually track across games, whether a player's good rounds and bad rounds are close together or far apart. A player with elite raw mechanics but low consistency is the harder teammate to build a strategy around, because their contribution on any given map is not predictable.
Because the composite is built from post-failure data specifically, it captures something a simple win-rate or KDA average cannot, not whether a player performs well on average, but whether a bad start compounds into a bad session or gets contained to a single round.
This is also why consistency and tilt recovery share a norm table rather than duplicating separate cohort research, they are the same measured construct, tilt recovery is the technical module deep-dive, consistency is the framing that appears on the profile itself.
Because consistency and tilt recovery are scored from the identical composite, the training methods that move one move the other. Post-game calibration reviews, explicit recovery cues, and structured session limits all apply directly.
A single strong session can mask a wide swing between your best and worst rounds within it. Logging round-by-round performance, not just the session average, surfaces the variance this dimension is built to catch.
A missed shot is not the same failure as an overcorrected bet after a missed shot. The rational bet rate component specifically targets the second pattern, chasing losses or freezing up, distinct from ordinary mechanical variance.
Consistency scores in the cohort degrade further the longer a disrupted session continues. A fixed rule, stop or take a break after two consecutive bad rounds, is a structural fix rather than a mechanical one.
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