| Has it ever happened to you that you finished an anime, and after that you couldn't decide how to rate it in a few minutes at most? Like it took you an hour/hours/even a day/more, to decide whether you should rate the given anime 9 or 10 / 7 or 8, etc... |
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| I don't take scores seriously. I don't waste my time thinking about what score I should give. I just rate based on how I feel. So I don't struggle at scoring shows. |
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| Kinda? I used to change scores all the time, especially shortly after I finished a show. The solution I came up with is to stop rating completely. |
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| I don't even bother forcing myself to rate stuff, so I have a number of unrated completed series in my list. Some are shorts or other things I'll never rate, but others are shows I could rate but haven't yet. |
| Avatar character is Gabriel from Gabriel DropOut. |
| Not really, if I do disagree with a rating later on, then all I do is just change it. |
| "Literary experts revealed that reviews on sites like MyAnimeList kill more than 200 brain cells per second." - Joey, "The Anime Man" |
| Only once so far with Ima soko ni iru Boku. Since I really didn't know what to think of it after completing it I didn't rate it at all. |
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| I´m still trying to figure it out if I rated right every single anime I ´ve rated. |
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| After an anime sometimes I'll be stuck between two ratings and choose one, but then change it to the other one later. I usually don't think about it for too long, but sometimes I think about it in the back of my head or even come across it and think "did I really give that anime that rating? This needs to be changed". |
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| Usually I tend to know which score to give a show by the time I get to the last ep. But I also sometimes go back on them many times over especially after taking the time to think about them a little more or after a rewatch. |
| Rating hasn't been a problem for me, the only thing that takes considerable amount of time for me is whether or not something is a favorite. Like how much do i care about it after i watch something, how often to i return to it in any capacity, how often i talk about it, how much of an impact it had on me, all kinds of variables. |
 I don't believe in the Devil. You should. He believes in you. |
| I usually don't think about my ratings for more than 30 seconds. I just go with whatever I feel at the time. I figure I can always go back and change it later if I need to, though I've only done this a handful of times. |
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| Thinking about it too much is not worth the trouble, if I feel different about later then I will simply lower/raise the score. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Yes, especially since I'm currently in the process of overhauling my scoring system. I can usually decide on a score to give it right away, but I'm going through my entire list and re-scoring everything, so often times I have more trouble deciding on what score to move it to. Especially if it's a movie or special or OVA. |
| No. I rate it how I feel in the moment of just finishing it |
Nightmare21st said: No. I rate it how I feel in the moment of just finishing it Yes. But then you look back and realize maybe I overrated it because when you are watching it if the show is enjoyable. It tend to cover its plot hole. For example Code Geaas. I loved the show when I watched it. Now when I look back I see plot holes and glaring issues that I didn't look when I was watching it. |
| Don't be a self pretentious that is the most gayest thing ever English Dubs are better than subs You all have anime profile pic so you opinion doesn't count Your Waifu is trash Cory in the house is the best anime https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFQQALduhzA Japanese are one of the most xenophobic nations My Anime List looks like a website from 1990s |
| I often change my ratings for a show when I experience something that does it better. I also change stuff in hindsight sometimes. |
| Yes it happens sometimes, in such cases I don't rate at all because I hate overthinking scores. |
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| Yeah, way too many times actually. I've revamped my entire scoring system multiple times because of this, but I finally settled on a method that works really well for me, so I don't have that issue quite as often anymore. I have pretty easily discernible criteria for each number now. |
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| Yes. I changed my scores a lot of times. The ones I have right now are alright with me at the moment. |
| I usually rate several days or even weeks after finishing it. When you just finish the show, you tend to rate it higher since the emotion is still very fresh. I used to change my scores alot but I don't bother as much nowadays. I still haven't figure out a fixed method yet, so I might change it once I find one I'm happy with. |
| I don't take rating too seriously, so it doesn't take me long at all to decide. I wish throw a .5 on the end of some ratings though. |
| Never had that problem actually! I usually rate 7-10 for most of the anime. Only horrible anime like Mars of Destruction get a clean 1 score from me. |
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| It happened to me twice, once in 2012 with "Btoom",for several years I was going to lower it's score from 9/10 to 8/10, but ended up not going through with it. The second time was with "Domestic na Kanojo" should I rate it 10/10, or did a 9/10 suffice. I decided to go with the 1st option, this only lasted for a week however. |
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| Every time I finish an anime, I only mark it as completed on MAL. I take at least the next 24 hours to think and reflect on the show. I then go back and give it a rating. I like the system and it's a good way for me to stop myself from making hasty rating decisions in the heat of the moment. |
| I don't think I have any problem with rating, however I do make changes intermittently as I watch. After the entire anime series is finished, I will then analyse properly before I finalise the rating. Why do you struggle with rating? What obstacles have you stumbled on that cause the struggle? |
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| It certainly depends, certain shows reek of their scores, even in their early episodes (Tailenders), and sometimes Id like to let something sit before I score it ('Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei', and 'Redline' as recent examples). Often I'll rearrange scores after I finish shows because its fun to mess with the table, and sometimes shows will make me reevaluate scores of others. |
Don_FurretJun 13, 2019 4:29 PM
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