Emotions Are Important
I saw some people claiming they'd put Emotions dead last on the April 2020 survey. Why would anyone do this? Keep in mind that a lot of our gameplay/DLC features rely heavily on this system. EX: RO...
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It's very high on my rank. TBF, I believe that they should have at least have a screening question where they could probably ask us, how do we play the game. At least give us an option to pick either we are one of the Simmers who play the Sims (single, generational, challenge, etc) and those who build stuffs only and also those who do both. Then the result of the survey would make more sense and can help to justify our choices.
I'm not sure how the results will turn up, BUT let say, if those who are answering the questions are mostly only build stuffs, they won't be bother about the emotions & other stuffs where we want to enhance our experience while playing the game. Same goes to other stuffs which perhaps related to architectural to those who are only interested to build stuffs. Hence, the outcome can be so skewed either positive or negative depending on the numbers of people answering the questions and which group they are belong to. However, if we have enough participants (let say, for example 50:50 - play the Sims & build stuffs only), then at least we could have a normal distribution. Then again, there'll be outliers where they need to understand as well.
I hope that they could at least make some sense from what they've gathered from the survey. They need to acknowledge that, they're a lot of different type of Simmers and each of us need different thing to enhance our experience.
I'm not sure how the results will turn up, BUT let say, if those who are answering the questions are mostly only build stuffs, they won't be bother about the emotions & other stuffs where we want to enhance our experience while playing the game. Same goes to other stuffs which perhaps related to architectural to those who are only interested to build stuffs. Hence, the outcome can be so skewed either positive or negative depending on the numbers of people answering the questions and which group they are belong to. However, if we have enough participants (let say, for example 50:50 - play the Sims & build stuffs only), then at least we could have a normal distribution. Then again, there'll be outliers where they need to understand as well.
I hope that they could at least make some sense from what they've gathered from the survey. They need to acknowledge that, they're a lot of different type of Simmers and each of us need different thing to enhance our experience.
