Example:
You can only choose one number per category. It's practically like saying what element in a video game do you love the most (#1 in your list) and what element do you love the least (#7 on your list), which in my example would be:
1) Storytelling and Narrative
2) Fun/Interesting Gameplay
3) Art Style
4) Good/Immersive Graphics
5) Music
6) Good/Immersive Sound Effects
7) Multiplayer
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I like it how you made pretty little graphs for the answers.
I was talking to a friend about realism today, and it occurred to me that despite it being nice every now and then, I think I end up preferring the non realistic ones most of the time. They seem to have a special charm and personality that it's hard to achieve with too much realism.
Anyway, retook the question. :)
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As odd as it might seem, Sport games are a sub-category of simulation (I know I know, I usually think of flight/farming simulator when I think of that category, but apparently it is :P).
edit: actually no, I think I screwed that up >.<
edit2: actually, yes
... I didn't sleep much last night, and it shows. :)
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This article talks about PowerPoint, but the idea is the same.
However, you have labelled your charts so this isn't really a problem, but 3D charts are still less readable than a simple 2D chart.
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Re-answered the 2nd question. For science.
P.S. Make more surveys in the future.
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Hi everyone,
I managed to collect nearly 600 survey entries and I owe it all to you guys. :)
As promised here are the results for the 8 questions [plus one extra ;) ]
(Note: Unfortunately, because of both the poor clarity of my question and my lack of knowledge about SurveyMonkey's survey editor, question #2 was answered incorrectly by more than half of you guys. The stats can still serve a partial purpose, but not for anything too serious)
I'd be grateful if you guys could simply re-answer this single question... for science... you monsters.
(there's only 1 question in it: it'll take you 30 seconds to complete).
No giveaways this time, sorry. I can't afford to make a good one as of yet :(
2. In what order of importance would you place the following elements of a game?
3. How important is realism in a video game to you?
4. Do you frequently play games on a Desktop or Portable Computer?
5. How do you usually listen to your games?
6. Does your computer have a dedicated sound card?
7. Do you believe that the computer's on-board audio is good enough for your gaming needs?
8. Would you be willing to invest in a sound card if it would guarantee a crystal clear sound experience?
9. Thank you for having taken my survey :)
Example on how to answer the linked question:
You can only choose one number per category. It's practically like saying what element in a video game do you love the most (#1 in your list) and what element do you love the least (#7 on your list), which in my example would be:
1) Storytelling and Narrative
2) Fun/Interesting Gameplay
3) Art Style
4) Good/Immersive Graphics
5) Music
6) Good/Immersive Sound Effects
7) Multiplayer
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