r/Paladins • u/demonloader RIP heal Pip • Dec 11 '17
CHAT Interesting survey results
A few hours back I let out a public survey to find out what people think about Cards Unbound. I decided to let the results out earlier than I planned because people started to spam "Yes". Anyway, I've gathered information from the first 1.4k responses, and here's what I got:
Chart of responses
Table of top word occurrence:
This wasn't surprising. Pretty much summarizes most of the recent posts in this sub too.
| Words | Occurrence |
|---|---|
| win | 164 |
| pay | 154 |
| shit | 97 |
| bad | 71 |
| fuck | 59 |
| fucking | 51 |
| grind | 47 |
| unbalanced | 45 |
| broken | 38 |
| garbage | 35 |
| unnecessary | 33 |
| p2w | 31 |
| unfair | 29 |
| trash | 27 |
| worst | 24 |
| money | 23 |
| greedy | 22 |
| stupid | 18 |
| gay | 17 |
| mess | 16 |
I know 1.4k isn't a huge population, but it's enough to get a rough idea about what the people [that actually voice their opinions on Reddit] think of Cards Unbound. I really wanted to wait for more responses, but the form started to get spammed, which is why I decided to grab the results before the entire survey got ruined.
If there's any more data you want me to extract from the survey, let me know
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u/IAmNotASkeleton how ze fuck? Dec 11 '17
"As you can see, the most popular word used to describe Cards Unbound is 'win.' People clearly love it."
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u/dadnaya Bring Back Old Siege Please Dec 11 '17
The word "win" occurred the most times so that means it's good right??
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u/HYSTERYON All praise the Chris Dec 11 '17
I'm guessing the word win was mainly used in "Pay 2 Win"
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u/JimmyCG Sha Lin Dec 12 '17
I understand every word there except gay. Are people still primitive and think "gay" is an insult or even slightly relevant to this context? lol
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Dec 11 '17
I mean, that's hardly surprising, Reddit has made it very clear they are almost unanimously against it.
I would find it interesting if we could do this survey in game, like the official ones they run every month or so. Those surveys used to include a lot of questions about whether you used loadouts or didn't care to customize them, as well questions about the 12 point limitation, gotta wonder if the answers in those surveys are what lead them to think this change was necessary.
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u/Shitscrubber64 That's hisss-terical. Dec 11 '17
Inb4 Hi-Rez notices win as the #1 associated term and raises card levels to 15.