Could you explain how/why you rate things? (personally I just give things a random number without actually thinking about it)
For a while now, when it comes to anime, it's been mostly a round-up of the episode ratings, then averaging that out, with minor corrections up or down, depending on how I felt about the show overall.
The way I rate an episode is they'll always start with a 5/10, and get a better score with scenes I like, and worse scores with scenes I dislike. This can range from pretty much every aspect of the show, really. Soundtrack, animation, direction, voice-acting, writing, tempo. It's all obviously subjective at least in some level (you can't deny OPM has fight scenes that looked cool, but whether they were a + or not really depended on whether I felt the scene had a purpose at all, for instance).
Rounding it all up, I'd say that anime I've rated 75 or more are anime I'd recommend for most people.
The way I rate an episode is they'll always start with a 5/10, and get a better score with scenes I like, and worse scores with scenes I dislike. This can range from pretty much every aspect of the show, really. Soundtrack, animation, direction, voice-acting, writing, tempo. It's all obviously subjective at least in some level (you can't deny OPM has fight scenes that looked cool, but whether they were a + or not really depended on whether I felt the scene had a purpose at all, for instance).
Rounding it all up, I'd say that anime I've rated 75 or more are anime I'd recommend for most people.
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