All looks good in theory but why not making scoring system more transparent? It's been this way for years in figure skating. You get a Technical Elements score and Presentation score plus Deductions at the end of each run. That way everything is clear and you can see exactly how everything was judged. Right now everybody including skaters is in the dark. This is why you're getting comments not only from fans but also from contestants themselves on your instagram criticizing how they were being scored. More transparency is definitely needed.
because it's an average of the judges individual scoring based on what was mentioned in the video, it's impossible to put a number on everything cause then skaters would only bother doing certain tricks for points like a video game. It's like how they score ice skating and diving tbh, same kind of basis.
@@justburnerratically but that's what i'm saying, it's impossible to breakdown the score when it's not a tangible number. It's always gonna come down to 5 judges righting whatever number out of 100 they feel works best. It's not supposed to be a tony hawk game of who has the highest points.
@@pushplanks It is possible. If we're attempting to rate and score skateboarding - which ppl might argue should not be done at all - then at least make it more transparent. I don't see anything wrong with breaking down the final score. The style component if ofc subjective but technical and deductions score totally is tangible imho.
Style and creativity needs to be more of a factor in judging. This is skateboarding. It’s not all about just doing the hardest possible tricks because that’ll ultimately hole people into a certain style of skateboarding. if Guys like Louie Lopez , franky villainy and even mark suciu were given more room shine in this type of environment, I think these contest would be waaaaaay more fun and interesting to watch.
don't forget to mention 33% of the score is purely based on the lines, and 66% is based on single tricks, making a solid run score almost mandatory to place unless your single tricks are phenomenal
This is all fine but without a metric of actual numbers, equations and public data its still 0-100 gut impression just in a 4x0-25 (and you dont even know how much wheighs what)
All looks good in theory but why not making scoring system more transparent? It's been this way for years in figure skating. You get a Technical Elements score and Presentation score plus Deductions at the end of each run. That way everything is clear and you can see exactly how everything was judged. Right now everybody including skaters is in the dark. This is why you're getting comments not only from fans but also from contestants themselves on your instagram criticizing how they were being scored. More transparency is definitely needed.
because it's an average of the judges individual scoring based on what was mentioned in the video, it's impossible to put a number on everything cause then skaters would only bother doing certain tricks for points like a video game. It's like how they score ice skating and diving tbh, same kind of basis.
@@pushplanks Exactly what I'm saying, you get 1 score without any explanation or anything. There should be at least tech/style/deductions breakdown.
@@justburnerratically but that's what i'm saying, it's impossible to breakdown the score when it's not a tangible number. It's always gonna come down to 5 judges righting whatever number out of 100 they feel works best. It's not supposed to be a tony hawk game of who has the highest points.
@@pushplanks It is possible. If we're attempting to rate and score skateboarding - which ppl might argue should not be done at all - then at least make it more transparent. I don't see anything wrong with breaking down the final score. The style component if ofc subjective but technical and deductions score totally is tangible imho.
Style and creativity needs to be more of a factor in judging. This is skateboarding. It’s not all about just doing the hardest possible tricks because that’ll ultimately hole people into a certain style of skateboarding. if Guys like Louie Lopez , franky villainy and even mark suciu were given more room shine in this type of environment, I think these contest would be waaaaaay more fun and interesting to watch.
don't forget to mention 33% of the score is purely based on the lines, and 66% is based on single tricks, making a solid run score almost mandatory to place unless your single tricks are phenomenal
👏Great information. Nailed it.
This is all fine but without a metric of actual numbers, equations and public data its still 0-100 gut impression just in a 4x0-25 (and you dont even know how much wheighs what)
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Yet you seem to get it wrong every time 😀