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<blockquote data-quote="Jacob Lewis" data-source="post: 8471040" data-attributes="member: 6667921">I took it twice. Apparently, you can take the survey as many times as you like (?), unless there is a cap at some point. But then again, I didn't see any information that would identify users as unique. Maybe it's not that important. Anyway, I got some new spell groups the second time around, and some that I got the first time. My guess is the entire list has broken into groups of 5 alphabetically, and the groups are randomly selected for each survey. So the same 5 spells grouped with Alarm, for example, will either all show up or not at all. Kinda smart. Now, if you ask me what good this is for, I don't know. I doubt they are looking for specific feedback en masse since the bulk of this survey will only tell them one thing: which spells are the player base generally happy or unhappy about. Not why. Or why not. And how am I supposed to respond to any of this? Does magic missile make me happy? I guess. Do I hate it when Bob's new warlock character spams Eldritch Blast just like in every session with every character he plays? Well, that might be a problem with Bob, not the spell. I don't know. I mean, nobody complains if I cast magic missile every day. Do they?IMO, I think these surveys only serve the most vocal players with the most time on their hands to take these tedious surveys, while everyone else who just enjoy playing the game and not waste time picking every little thing apart could care less.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jacob Lewis, post: 8471040, member: 6667921"] I took it twice. Apparently, you can take the survey as many times as you like (?), unless there is a cap at some point. But then again, I didn't see any information that would identify users as unique. Maybe it's not that important. Anyway, I got some new spell groups the second time around, and some that I got the first time. My guess is the entire list has broken into groups of 5 alphabetically, and the groups are randomly selected for each survey. So the same 5 spells grouped with Alarm, for example, will either all show up or not at all. Kinda smart. Now, if you ask me what good this is for, I don't know. I doubt they are looking for specific feedback en masse since the bulk of this survey will only tell them one thing: which spells are the player base generally happy or unhappy about. Not why. Or why not. And how am I supposed to respond to any of this? Does magic missile make me happy? I guess. Do I hate it when Bob's new warlock character spams Eldritch Blast just like in every session with every character he plays? Well, that might be a problem with Bob, not the spell. I don't know. I mean, nobody complains if I cast magic missile every day. Do they? IMO, I think these surveys only serve the most vocal players with the most time on their hands to take these tedious surveys, while everyone else who just enjoy playing the game and not waste time picking every little thing apart could care less. [/QUOTE]

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