It’s also all "outlier data" or "outlier datasets". Those are all bound to give you bad data, because they either have a experience of the game that’s not representative of most people, or too limited knowledge of the game. In a survey like this, you probably want to exclude: new players, players playing at a very high level, players playing at a very low level, people that haven’t played the game in over 6 months, and players that are overly positive/negative about the game. But generally speaking it’s any data that’s either not representative or not meaningful, and that could skew the results. It’s absolutely not, and it shouldn’t be treated as such with how many blatant errors this survey and these results have…Ĭould be a number of things. I could go on and on, it’s ultimately pointless - it’s just for fun.īut framing that as "interesting results" is kind of problematic. What was even the question, because clearly it wasn’t "which of these is your favorite class" as the infographic suggests Ex: "favorite classes" total adds up to way more than 100%.
Data is presented in a very misleading way.But if you absolutely want it as two questions, you need to cross the data together - again, because Vi can’t be simultaneously the most liked and least liked. Ex: you can’t ask people "who is your favorite" then "who is your least favorite" (as evidenced by Vi being both of those on the male side). Some questions were poorly formulated or just plainly invalid.You can’t put 1k female results side-by-side with 4K male results and pretend it’s comparable data.That’s very likely why Vi shows up everywhere. Those two points lead to… data wasn’t weighted (which you can’t do without knowing the total population and without screening).You need screening to exclude bad data from corrupting the results. There was no participant screening, other than with "gender"."5k random people from Reddit that answer surveys" is meaningless if we don’t know how that’s representative of the actual population The target audience for the survey isn’t defined, so there’s no way to know if there’s any statistical representativity.The data does not reflect League's playerbase, only that of Reddit. Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey, despite it being a pain to complete. Nonetheless, with over 5000 votes, this is pretty close to how Reddit players like to play League. Assassin mains weren't very eager to respond to surveys, but support players definitely were. Yuumi in particular got a lot of hate from male players. There's some obvious outliers like Lux and Vi having a huge amount of votes, but that's due to certain subreddits simply having more voters (or the popularity of Arcane?). And despite having a clear preference for female enchanters (not that there's a lot of male enchanters), female players still played male champions such as Rakan, Jhin and Teemo. So I set out to take a survey of the League players on Reddit to compare the gender differences and their preferences when it comes to play styles.Įvery gender had a clear preference on how they like to play, which class appealed to them, and which champions were the most popular.
That’s 33% percent of people magically thinking Vi is the best and 33% thinking she’s the worse? Did you survey a hive mind? Out of a pool of 150+ answers, anything above 5-7% would’ve worried me.Ī while ago a Rioter mentioned that female League players only play female champions. What’s "favourite"? "Dislike"? Is it the most fun? Is it the one you perform best as? Is it the one with the coolest design? Is it the most boring? Is it the one you’re bad at? Is it the one whose design just doesn’t appeal to you?Īlso, 1k answers out of 3k and out of 150+ champions should’ve told you STRAIGHT AWAY that the results weren’t valid at all. By definition, Vi can’t be the MOST liked and the LEAST liked.Ĭonsider those questions are entirely biased too, either way. Otherwise, as two questions, you had to cross the data. Whoever gets the smaller percentage of the votes is the least liked. You should’ve had it as "Select the five (5) champions you prefer to play as." I understand how you did it, I’m just telling you it’s not a valid way to do a survey.
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