Is LTN the same as sub5?

[Neonsit0]

I've has this question for a long time.
For what I know sub5, like it's name says, it's when your score is below five (4/10), but I also know that a LTN is a 4/10, so what would be the difference?

I'm kind of new to this forum and community in general, so, if this question is stupid or dumb, I'm sorry.

 

[Deleted member 129120]

I've has this question for a long time.
For what I know sub5, like it's name says, it's when your score is below five (4/10), but I also know that a LTN is a 4/10, so what would be the difference?

I'm kind of new to this forum and community in general, so, if this question is stupid or dumb, I'm sorry.

pretty sure it is, mtn is a 5 which is the middle of the scale therefore the name Mtn, also rep my post

 

[kenibba]

yes, ltn is sub 5.

 

[LTNUser]

yes, ltn is sub 5.

LTN is sub 5,true
But Sub 5 is also entirely a different rate in Normie Scale

 

[SubSigma]

Ltn is technically subfive. Both mean below average, but subfive means unsalvageable in most cases.

//SubSigma

 

[Deleted member 153567]

ltn starts at 5

 

[Deleted member 175542]

It should be called SUB 4 tbh