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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Merkuri" data-source="post: 3869120" data-attributes="member: 41321">I always thought that a simple, two- or three-question questionnaire that they either fill out after the session or send you via email would be best.  Stick to very simple questions like:* What was your favorite moment in the game?* What was your least favorite moment?* Is there anything you wish I have done differently?You can tell a lot about the players just from their favorite and least favorite parts.An important thing is to make sure that players have a way to give you feedback in a way that's private from the other players.  Some people are afraid to give criticism in front of others, because they'll feel awkward and like the bad guy if no one else agrees with their gripes.  Asking for feedback from the group as one entity will probably get you a lot of simple answers that may not necessarily represent the feelings of the individuals.  You'll probably get a lot of "me too" responses.</blockquote>