Every single time i see someone fill in a tier list (S, A, B, C, D), they almost always bias the extremes which makes their ranking fundamentally wrong.
As an example, If you have 10 items, you cant have 4 in S, 3 in A, 1 in B and 2 in D.
Because by definition, none of those items in S are special if the majority are in there.
It must(excluding exceptions) follow a bell curve/normal distribution.
Even if your list is full of stuff you love, the list then becomes relative, so B doesnt mean its meh or bad, it just means whatever you place in S is truly the best.
Which is why i really hate blind rankings.. makes no sense. #conversation