Siren Head Funk - What Your Tribute Grade Says About You
Reading the score and the streak
What The Grade Measures
Your Siren Head Funk grade is a read on how well you catch the sentiment in a small memory. It tracks your distance from the room's average across the six cards, and the streak is the real stat - a player rating the gestures instead of the specifics will land the individual cards but never hold a clean streak.
Typical Grade Bands
- The Ghost - you rated the gestures; the specifics went past you.
- The Occasional Texter - you catch the easy cards and miss the subtle specifics.
- The Quiet One - you read the details most of the time; the streak holds on the easy cards.
- The Memory Keeper - you rate the specifics across the whole set; the streak is clean.
How To Read Your Numbers
Step 1 - Look at the total score first; that is the headline.
Step 2 - Check the best streak; a long one with a low total is a late-card miss pattern.
Step 3 - Find which card broke the streak; that is the specific you rated by gesture.
Step 4 - If it broke on a small-detail card, you were reading the effort, not the proof.
Step 5 - Re-run and rate the specific, not the gesture; the grade moves.
Step 6 - Hold a personal best streak from run to run; it is the stat that sticks.
Where Most Players Misread It
Treating a low grade as a cold read of their own friendships. It is a read of the card, not of the friend. A Ghost player can be the most loyal person in the room; the grade is on the specifics in the text, not on the relationship.