2016 Great Wargames Survey

Started by Leman, 22 July 2016, 04:32:43 PM

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jimduncanuk

Quote from: Praefectusclassis on 22 July 2016, 05:51:59 PM

We attempt to lower the stupidity-quotient every edition  ;), but that's much easier if people tell us exactly what's wrong. Happy to get feedback via PM or at j.oorthuys@karwansaraypublishers.com


OK, have filled in the questionnaire to the best of my ability.

I added comments in section 2 about being a 'twilight years wargamer' and that I tailor things in the presumption that my collections will go to someone else soon rather than later.

In section 5 I commented that I played both Solo games and Small Group games although the questionnaire only allowed me to be one or the other.

Section 6 covered how much do I spend on the hobby. I took the top level because I included travel costs including car fuel, air fare, hotel costs as well as figures, paint and rules.

Section 7 covered magazines and will I tick those that I buy. There was no zero option other than 'other' and a comment. I don't buy magazines any more as they are very hard to move on after reading, take up tons of space. I really don't need them as I get all my information from other sources.

How did the rest of you get on?

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Subedai

Quote from: Sandinista on 22 July 2016, 09:22:08 PM
Argh, I've moved up an age bracket  :'(

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Ian

Similar to me, I'm right at the end of the penultimate age group.

Done.

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Ithoriel

Done.

Could've done with a few more "none of the above" options.
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Praefectusclassis

Example? (I keep track for next year)

Leman

Quote from: Sandinista on 22 July 2016, 09:22:08 PM
Argh, I've moved up an age bracket  :'(

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petercooman

I moved up an age bracket too, went from 21-30 to the 31-40 bracket last weekend .....

Still lower than a lot of you guys i reckon  ;D ;D ;D ;D  ;)

Ithoriel

Quote from: Praefectusclassis on 23 July 2016, 05:51:00 AM
Example? (I keep track for next year)

Example - how big is your gaming group - which one?

a) Random evening bouts with a guy who lives locally - 2
b) & c) Tuesday night and Friday night groups (two different groups) -  4-7
d) Sunday afternoon group - 2-12
e)The once every 3 - 6 month Saturday megagame - 12-30
f) I play a solo game pretty much every week - 1

Apart from me (obviously) there's a one person overlap between groups b and c, otherwise it's different people. THe questionnaire insisted on an answer before moving on. Would have been better as an "Other" I reckon with all that info in the text box.
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FierceKitty

Quote from: petercooman on 23 July 2016, 07:23:48 AM
I moved up an age bracket too, went from 21-30 to the 31-40 bracket last weekend .....

Still lower than a lot of you guys i reckon  ;D ;D ;D ;D  ;)

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petercooman

Quote from: FierceKitty on 23 July 2016, 10:25:15 AM
A little respect, whippersnapper!

Youz knows thi young unz has no more rspct!

:d

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I must be an exception then, I was interested in historic gaming at 12, dabbled in Sc Fi (encouraged by my son) at 42, have never wargamed fantasy
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