And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
It could also be read as 22% in favor of the current system, while 68% want some level of change to it.And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
I will qualify this with the need for a better guild store interface. I use AwesomeGuildStore, but the vanilla guild store UI is pretty bad when you are going around looking for something specific.
It could also be read as 22% in favor of the current system, while 68% want some level of change to it.And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
Regardless, it needs at least 100 times as many participants to even make it out of the "statistically meaningless" category. Currently, the sample size is far too low to infer ANYTHING.
Not really, since I'm pretty neutral in this debate and just pointing out where the numbers were sitting at one particular point in time... I wasn't drawing any conclusions from it.liammozzb16_ESO wrote: »And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
Hahahaha the first post after mine just goes to show you what I mean.
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It could also be read as 22% in favor of the current system, while 68% want some level of change to it.And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
Regardless, it needs at least 100 times as many participants to even make it out of the "statistically meaningless" category. Currently, the sample size is far too low to infer ANYTHING.
Sure you can, but the question is simple. Do you like it? There are two options for Yes. Whether or not improvement is part of one of them, it answers the question with a Yes. Then there are two options for No, and another option for people that just don't care.
You also do not understand the idea of a sample poll. This is exactly what you get during political election seasons. They will ask any number of people a question then display the results. Often times samples are just a simple picture of how people feel. It's not the exact picture with the fine details, but it is something to work with.
liammozzb16_ESO wrote: »It could also be read as 22% in favor of the current system, while 68% want some level of change to it.And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
Regardless, it needs at least 100 times as many participants to even make it out of the "statistically meaningless" category. Currently, the sample size is far too low to infer ANYTHING.
Sure you can, but the question is simple. Do you like it? There are two options for Yes. Whether or not improvement is part of one of them, it answers the question with a Yes. Then there are two options for No, and another option for people that just don't care.
You also do not understand the idea of a sample poll. This is exactly what you get during political election seasons. They will ask any number of people a question then display the results. Often times samples are just a simple picture of how people feel. It's not the exact picture with the fine details, but it is something to work with.
It's nothing to work with its not a fair representation of the community as a whole unless you get a few thousand votes everything in this poll is meaningless and does more damage to the debate than good.
Those sample polls you talk about ask 100's of thousands of people to try to get a sample view.
liammozzb16_ESO wrote: »It could also be read as 22% in favor of the current system, while 68% want some level of change to it.And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
Regardless, it needs at least 100 times as many participants to even make it out of the "statistically meaningless" category. Currently, the sample size is far too low to infer ANYTHING.
Sure you can, but the question is simple. Do you like it? There are two options for Yes. Whether or not improvement is part of one of them, it answers the question with a Yes. Then there are two options for No, and another option for people that just don't care.
You also do not understand the idea of a sample poll. This is exactly what you get during political election seasons. They will ask any number of people a question then display the results. Often times samples are just a simple picture of how people feel. It's not the exact picture with the fine details, but it is something to work with.
It's nothing to work with its not a fair representation of the community as a whole unless you get a few thousand votes everything in this poll is meaningless and does more damage to the debate than good.
Those sample polls you talk about ask 100's of thousands of people to try to get a sample view.
http://www.surveysystem.com/sscalc.htm#one
Try going there... I gave it about a 5% margin of error where people are 95% sure of their choice.... we need just about 384 votes with an assumed population of 1 million.
Go take a statistics class, and you will see that this equation is used all of the time for generating sample polls. It really is just like this in the real world.
And while we're throwing around percentages, at the moment 53% of people replying to the poll are in favour of the current system, while 38% are opposed to it. Even though I'm fine with the current system (and I largely don't care about the in-game economy anyway) I'm honestly surprised it isn't more even.Wow, 45% of the posts are about the poll and not the subject of the poll........
Just thought I would point that out.
@liammozzb16_ESO You admitted that the whole playerbase doesn't even come on here. Well the whole population doesn't vote. All of them under 18 cannot vote, and even still not all of those eligible do vote. Generally 40% of the eligible voters vote during midterms, while 60% show up at the polls during presidential elections. (I voted to raise taxes btw).
Let's retrace some steps. I say we use the actual numbers that you have introduced into this whole argument. 150,000 copies are sold on steam. Remember, these are your numbers, not mine.
With 150,000, and a confidence interval of 10% error... we only need 96 people to vote for a sample that will have a 10% error margin.
Also, where is the "I don't care" option or a general "No, but I don't hate it" or a general "Yea, but I don't love it" option. Bias, much?
liammozzb16_ESO wrote: »@liammozzb16_ESO You admitted that the whole playerbase doesn't even come on here. Well the whole population doesn't vote. All of them under 18 cannot vote, and even still not all of those eligible do vote. Generally 40% of the eligible voters vote during midterms, while 60% show up at the polls during presidential elections. (I voted to raise taxes btw).
Let's retrace some steps. I say we use the actual numbers that you have introduced into this whole argument. 150,000 copies are sold on steam. Remember, these are your numbers, not mine.
With 150,000, and a confidence interval of 10% error... we only need 96 people to vote for a sample that will have a 10% error margin.
And like I said bollocks, 96 people can't show what 150,000 people want. Your going of statistical data that also says flip a coin 100 times and it will be 50 heads and 50 tails, sorry but reality doesn't work like that.
I do, but that's because I'm secretly a robot and have no feelings of my own.Do people just flip a coin when they wanted to know how they felt?
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/liammozzb16_ESO wrote: »@liammozzb16_ESO You admitted that the whole playerbase doesn't even come on here. Well the whole population doesn't vote. All of them under 18 cannot vote, and even still not all of those eligible do vote. Generally 40% of the eligible voters vote during midterms, while 60% show up at the polls during presidential elections. (I voted to raise taxes btw).
Let's retrace some steps. I say we use the actual numbers that you have introduced into this whole argument. 150,000 copies are sold on steam. Remember, these are your numbers, not mine.
With 150,000, and a confidence interval of 10% error... we only need 96 people to vote for a sample that will have a 10% error margin.
And like I said bollocks, 96 people can't show what 150,000 people want. Your going of statistical data that also says flip a coin 100 times and it will be 50 heads and 50 tails, sorry but reality doesn't work like that.
Statistics based on opinions are completely different than recorded statistics of something that may happen. So please, enlighten me how flipping a coin is related to people's opinion on this system? Do people just flip a coin when they wanted to know how they felt?
If we did take your analogy, flipping a coin would have a 100% margin of error. As it is something that we have no control over the outcome. I can't attempt to convince the coin that to flip tails.
A huge chance? How much of a chance? 99% likely that 96 people share the same opinion? No matter how random they were selected?
And you're telling me probability, not statistics with the percentage you gave me.
I refuse to vote. This is an issue that is too complicated to really wrap my mind about so I don't really know what to think.