Definitions for "SCORING SYSTEM"
The scoring module for your league that defines how points are earned. Most leagues now include individual player performance with a variety of stats and point designations depending on position.
Broad term which encompasses any sort of “device” which the game uses to affect how a player can increase his score, beyond simply shooting down enemies with inflexible point values. Includes, but is not limited to, utilization of score items , multipliers, and chains: if more than one “device” to increase score is present within a single shmup, all of them are collectively considered parts of the game's “scoring system.
The scoring system for modern tennis is based on that of its medieval ancestor, court tennis. In court tennis, a game comprised four rounds of 15 points each. That system was imposed on lawn tennis, as it used to be known, with the points numbered 15, 30, 45, and 60 (or game). Somewhere along the line, 45 was abbreviated to 40. The point is the basic building block; a game is made up of points, a set is made up of games, and a match is made up of sets.
a system of classifying according to quality or merit or amount
A tool used by prospective lenders to grade the credit-worthiness of a potential borrower.
Keywords:  judge, good, way
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