Helpful point.Yes.
You can watch a Youtube video of someone taking the survey. Because the surveys are up for a month, you can find such a video easily within the first week or so of it going up and then have several weeks to type something up.
It is the text boxes that I want to prepare.I don't think there is a time limit on the survey. So you can do it at your leisure.
And it's pretty much "on a scale to 1-5, how do you feel about this feature".
And then a text box for additional comments.
They ask about the overall class, overall subclass, and then every individual feature.It is the text boxes that I want to prepare.
Deciding how assign the scores 1 to 5 would be helpful anyway.
What I feel the need to comment on, depends on what the survey asks, how the survey phrases it, and what the survey leaves out.They ask about the overall class, overall subclass, and then every individual feature.
So you go down the packet, and copy every heading into a spreadsheet, then you can put a number and comment next to each one.
I.e.
Barbarian: 4: seems fine
Rage: 5: sustaining it with a bonus action is an improvement
Unarmed defense: 3: no comment
Weapon Mastery: 5: great addition. 2 weapons is the right amount for non-fighters.
Danger Sense: ...
...
Path of the Berserker: 4: simple, but works
Frenzy...
That should be pretty close.
"How satisfied where you with X"What I feel the need to comment on, depends on what the survey asks, how the survey phrases it, and what the survey leaves out.
Here was the last one.I feel the need to see the survey itself ahead of time.
They want feedback, but these playtests are for a gut check smell test of.broad options, not finer detailed points.I like the idea and you would think Wizards would want the most thought-out suggestions. On the other hand, there is something to having an initial, gut-check reaction free from preparation. I would think that making anewedition is something they would want well thought answers for though.