I was introduced to this gamer personality survey from someone and thought it would be neat to share with the rest of you.
Here is a link to it.
https://apps.quanticfoundry.com/lab/
Below are my results.
https://goo.gl/pmaQyl
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I was introduced to this gamer personality survey from someone and thought it would be neat to share with the rest of you.
Here is a link to it.
https://apps.quanticfoundry.com/lab/
Below are my results.
https://goo.gl/pmaQyl
figured i'd try it out and here's my results, may explain why it takes me forever to get through any game...
https://goo.gl/p6U2Jd
Pretty spot-on, imo
As a complete shock to everyone, I like to make characters.
Design (91%): Gamers who score high on this component want to actively express their individuality in the game worlds they find themselves in. In games like Mass Effect, they put a lot of time and effort in the character creation process. In city-building games or space strategy games, they take the time to design and customize exactly how their city or spaceships look. To this end, they prefer games that provide the tools and assets necessary to make this possible and easy to do.
Discovery (91%): Gamers who score high on Discovery are constantly asking “What if?” For them, game worlds are fascinating contraptions to open up and tinker with. In an MMO, they might swim out to the edge of the ocean to see what happens. In MineCraft, they might experiment with whether crafting outcomes differ by the time of day or proximity to zombies. They “play” games in the broadest sense of the word, often in ways not intended or imagined by the game’s developers.
https://goo.gl/8bXKdF
Can't say I feel it's particularly accurate since the social part is just way too high for someone who spends most of his time playing single player games.
So here's my profile.
As I suspected, I score very highly in immersion, and above-average in creativity, with a design aspect of 91%. I'm surprised my discovery score isn't higher, though. I would've thought it'd be higher than 6%.
I'm pretty sure my high community score has something to do with EoFF, or enjoying couch-gaming with others. Who knows. I am not at all surprised my action score is at 2%.
https://goo.gl/S3FP6K
Other than Social and Action, where I was abysmally low, I somehow managed to get one really high score and one really low score in each of the categories. :p I think this nailed it pretty well. I'm Strategy/Completion/Story through and through. Funnily enough, for all the high scores I got on the RPG motivations, I was really low on Fantasy and Design because I just don't care about immersion at all.
I got real high in that as well, but I was answering those in the sense that I would love to play games with other people. I play mostly single like you, but I crave to play with other people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karifean
I think the recommended games is innacurate though. I generally don't care to play Fifa or Call of Duty, but I do love Earthbound.
https://goo.gl/B2ahK9
Feels pretty accurate for me.
I had low scores in everything. Never felt like they got to what I play for in their questions except on a couple.
What do you play for?
Del, how you don't care about immersion at all, but you play Final Fantasy?
https://goo.gl/BX9ldy
Pretty spot on, surprisingly.
Exploration of a world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Murder
Pretty expected, overall
https://goo.gl/WyBHNi
I play FF for the story and characters and gameplay, but I don't immerse myself in the world. I don't really have any desire to be someone else or somewhere else. I just like great stories because they are entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Depression Moon
If you look at the 'show popular games' section, Final Fantasy Series only comes up in two categories (other than FFXIV which is very different): Completion and Story, which were my two highest. FF is actually perfect for me! It is much less immersive than something like Elder Scrolls, which I do not care for.
I just checked my recommended games and they were pretty spot on. Some of my favourites games are on there, like the Tales series, Pokemon, Final Fantasy, Fallout, Suikoden
And of course FINAL FANTASY IX!!
Yes, I've also played most of the popular games for my top motivations. There were a few I haven't played, but a lot of them were because they only covered one motivation (like Strategy) and none of the others (like Story). What game has the best blend of Strategy, Story, and Completion? Other than Final Fantasy Tactics.
Yeah I feel this is somewhat accurate.
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Originally Posted by Freya
Did you take screens of those? I was going to post the actual chart, but didn't see a quick and easy way and was too lazy to do prnt screen and then upload it.
Yeah I used the snipping tool!
https://goo.gl/47luiOThis is my results. The biggest sunrise on this with me is the Mastery part, as I do love to explore every inch of a world or dungeon, I am not a trophy or achievement type of player. I do it to see what else is there for me to see. Kinda interesting though.
Top 4 for me.
Achievement Components:
Completion - 98%
Power - 92%
Immersion Components:
Story - 88%
Fantasy - 85%
Lowest was Discovery with 9%. I find this kind of bizarre.
This is pretty accurate actually:
https://goo.gl/GKSXCF
Somewhat surprising I feel.
https://apps.quanticfoundry.com/game...3b6a295bb6e4e/