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User:Grunilg/Fall 2019 Post-Event Survey (view source)
Revision as of 15:52, 17 January 2020
, 4 years ago→Event Recap
* Question 62: "Do you think the difficulty divide between Main Operations and Extra Operations was intentional?" explicitly states that there was a difficulty divide (on my perception). While there is an Option to negate that perception, a sour aftertaste of framing remains.
* Question 62: "Do you think the difficulty divide between Main Operations and Extra Operations was intentional?" explicitly states that there was a difficulty divide (on my perception). While there is an Option to negate that perception, a sour aftertaste of framing remains.
===Page 1===
Page 1 generally had two purposes: To get the rough overview over the Event and to be able to compare how representative this survey is compared to Database and Official Data. It also allows me to filter specific Questions by Demographic later.
Let's start off with Questions 1,3,4,5,6,7,8: Event clear and the difficulties chosen on each map compared against official Data ([https://twitter.com/KanColle_STAFF/status/1216963143856877568 official KC Twitter]) and Database submission ([https://twitter.com/FlatIsNice/status/1216892278104645634 Tibot Twitter]). Obviously, our sample size is significantly smaller than both of those.
Conclusion: The clear rates on a per-map basis are higher than the official one. This should be fairly obvious as the people filling out this Survey are more likely to have higher engagement in the game.
Difficulty chosen on E5 on this survey is higher than the official tweet suggests (with Easy and Medium being equal), likewise E6 was cleared on mostly Medium and Hard in this survey instead of an even Hard-Medium-Easy split as the tweet suggests (unless our Casual percentage is way higher than the official one, but all other Data suggests otherwise).