According to the latest reports, Rotten Tomatoes has dropped a major update regarding its Critics Ratings System where the "Average of Rated Reviews" feature is being reintroduced. As sources tell us, the new ratings system will give a score out of 10 by taking a mean of all the rated reviews on a particular film or TV show.The new scale of critics ratings is reportedly an attempt to quantify a work and determine its worth in terms of audience expectations. However, the Average of Rated Reviews system of critics ratings has brought new updates with it this time to ensure credibility in the numbers. Keep reading to learn more.Why did Rotten Tomatoes change its Critics Ratings System? View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe new update in the Critics Ratings System, per MovieWeb, will display a score out of 10 for every movie or series that is rated on the site besides the number of Fresh and Rotten reviews. This new number is the Average of Rated Reviews and the mean will include only the critic reviews with ratings.The change brought in by Rotten Tomatoes is aimed at removing any numerical oddity in the scores and helping viewers give more clarity while tallying the positive numbers with the average score of the critics. However, the new update has been received with a bit of chaos on the internet while question the credibility of one single number that judges a TV series or a film.Looking on the bright side of Rotten Tomatoes' Critics Ratings System change, the disparity in the Tomatometer score (say, 80%) with respect to the grade (say, C) can now be removed by having a mean of all the rated reviews together. The audience, as of today, will be able to check the new scaling system of critics on the Rotten Tomatoes website for any movie or TV show they are watching.How do Tomatometer and Popcornmeter work on Rotten Tomatoes?The Tomatometer on Rotten Tomatoes is a metric of the professional reviews of the critics, and anything with a score of 60% and above is tagged as "Fresh" or a "Red Tomato" else, it gets a "Rotten" score. On the other hand, Popcornmeter is a measure of how well the audience is rating a particular movie or series that they watched. However, the best way to analyze a work (for any user) is to go through both the scores and get an idea about the critical consensus as well as what opinion is popular on social media. The new Average of Rated Reviews of Rotten Tomatoes will further help viewers to get a better understanding of the metrics before hopping onto new films and TV shows.Stay tuned to Soap Central for regular updates on daily soaps, TV shows, and movies.Also Read - Tracker Season 3 Episode 19 cast and characters: Here's who brought the CBS drama to life