[Manhattan]

I've noticed that most people seem to be so over consumed w/ this one style. That style I'm talking about is "A bunch of set ups that relate to the ending overall concept" Now I get that most people want everything to relate to the final concept. However, most people I see using it (I've done it myself too) end up using sooo much filler and also wording that comes off sloppy. Sure I can understand when all of the multis do go perfectly w/ the final concept and the wording is solid....however that's rarely the case here. I don't get why LB is so obsessed w/ this one style though? For instance one of my favorite styles is the back to back barrage of punches. When I've used that or seen others use it, voters often say things along the lines of "Concepts were all over the place" and end up voting lower than usual. When did this become an issue? People can use whatever style they want. You don't see a judge voting against Bmagic or Concieted because "The set ups didn't all relate to a final concept". My point is that sure go ahead and stick to that 'all set ups relating to the final concept' style if you want, but just because someone doesn't use that same style doesn't mean it's wack.

[Manhattan]

I've noticed that most people seem to be so over consumed w/ this one style. That style I'm talking about is "A bunch of set ups that relate to the ending overall concept" Now I get that most people want everything to relate to the final concept. However, most people I see using it (I've done it myself too) end up using sooo much filler and also wording that comes off sloppy. Sure I can understand when all of the multis do go perfectly w/ the final concept and the wording is solid....however that's rarely the case here. I don't get why LB is so obsessed w/ this one style though? For instance one of my favorite styles is the back to back barrage of punches. When I've used that or seen others use it, voters often say things along the lines of "Concepts were all over the place" and end up voting lower than usual. When did this become an issue? People can use whatever style they want. You don't see a judge voting against Bmagic or Concieted because "The set ups didn't all relate to a final concept". My point is that sure go ahead and stick to that 'all set ups relating to the final concept' style if you want, but just because someone doesn't use that same style doesn't mean it's wack.