Finally, An Actually Useful Survey

[DaShi]

What is your gaming profile?

https://goo.gl/UTQ18t

[Sava]

I think I did something wrong?

or maybe i just dont like immersion?

[Sava]

The Immersion Components (1%)

Gamers with high Immersion scores want games with interesting narratives, characters, and settings so they can be deeply immersed in the alternate worlds created by games. Gamers with low Immersion scores are more grounded in the gameplay mechanics and care less about the narrative experiences that games offer.


Fantasy (4%): Gamers who score high on Fantasy want their gaming experiences to allow them to become someone else, somewhere else. They enjoy the sense of being immersed in an alter ego in a believable alternate world, and enjoy exploring a game world just for the sake of exploring it. These gamers enjoy games like Skyrim, Fallout, and Mass Effect for their fully imagined alternate settings.

Story (1%): Gamers who score high on Story want games with elaborate campaign storylines and a cast of multidimensional characters with interesting back-stories and personalities. They take the time to delve into the back-stories of characters in games like Dragon Age and Mass Effect, and enjoy the elaborate and thoughtful narratives in games like The Last of Us and BioShock. Gamers who score low on Story tend to find dialogue and quest descriptions to be distracting and skip through them if possible.

oh no, that's right, I don't care about back story or pretending i am in a world, beyond the sensory experience, that is

that makes sense now

[The Mad Monk]

Your Gaming Style : Calm, Analytical, Driven, Independent, and Creative

[Jon Miller]

The Creativity Components (30%)
The Immersion Components (79%)
The Social Components (58%)
The Achievement Components (13%)
The Mastery Components (43%)
The Action Components (19%)


JM

[Aeson]

I feel this test is more accurate

[Ming]

Action(47%)
Social(92%)
Mastery(95%)
Achievement(98%)
Creativity(77%)
Immersion(6%)

[Proteus_MST]

Your Gaming Style : Calm, Analytical, Relaxed, Independent, and Grounded

[I AM MOBIUS]

Action-Oriented, Analytical, Relaxed, Grounded, and Practical

****, I'm lazy...

https://goo.gl/7EMKd3

[Ellestar]

The Achievement Components (24%)
Completion (1%)
Power (80%)

The Creativity Components (21%)
Discovery (36%)
Design (19%)

Shouldn't Completion be grouped with Discovery? They're in the Explorer group of a Bartle test, and i don't see the reason why they decided to group it differently here.


The Social Components (68%)
Competition (95%)
Community (16%)

I'm sorry but how Competition is Social? Competition is closer to Achiever (against, Bartle test). Actually, in MMORPGs they were considered completely opposite game styles (at least by PvPers) - PvP vs PvE.

So Competition should be grouped with Power (you can't Compete without Power), and Completion should go with Discovery and Design. Social is on it's own.

It's weird that it's actually a Nick Yee's project. More than ten years ago he had surveys that had much more sense http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/arch_issue.php

For example: http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/arch...428.php?page=2

http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/archives/000633.php

http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/archives/001307.php

I don't remember which test i took, but i didn't have that many concerns about it.

I mean, come on, it rated me at 24% in Achivement when i have multiple first places in the world in several different games? Just because i don't enjoy mindlessly opening all classes in the game and getting all items in the game? Seriously?

And 68% in Social? Is that a joke? I know that the only "Social" thing i'm interested is teamplay in team games...

******

The Immersion Components (1%)
Gamers with high Immersion scores want games with interesting narratives, characters, and settings so they can be deeply immersed in the alternate worlds created by games. Gamers with low Immersion scores are more grounded in the gameplay mechanics and care less about the narrative experiences that games offer.


Well, if i want to enjoy a story and characters, i just read a book. But at least this one is right. I'm not interested about it in games at all, for that i read a lot of books.