Every site that uses letter grades deals with that. It makes sense, technically, how MC does this. The MC scale tries to use the 0-100 scale, whereas when people see a letter grade they automatically associate it with "anything under a 65 is an F", so they see 67 and think "wow, that sucks" when that may not be what the writer intended.
Tom's Starcraft 2 review was a B which turned into a 75 and then someone at Blizzard said to him, "Hey you're that guy that gave us a 75."
So a "C" at a site that uses letters turns into a 50 at MC because it's half the scale. A 50 on MC is supposed to mean "average game" but most people still read that as a failing grade.



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