For detailed explanations and the distribution of points, refer to the forum: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/277672 The scores are on both page 2 and 3. You have to do some scrolling because of the large rubrics. Press space to progress through the slides. Please correct me if the numbers do not seem correct! There are two parts to how the points are organized; one is similar to CoffeeBreak- (heavily inspired!) in which each team has one page dedicated for them with a detailed explanation of the points (averaged). The other part shows all the points in a chart with blurbs of what the judges commented on about the project. Beware, it is a pain to read. It is messy. Therefore, I omitted it from the actual slides of the project. You can see inside to see all the numbers. Understanding the chart: The first row of numbers are the scores for that category that @-FrozenFlame- gave. The second row is from @PokemonScratch101. The third row is from @_TheGameDesigner_. Projects: B: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/193057039/ W: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/188260492/ M: O: H: - 12/30/17 (1/4/18)
