>>RATING DATA<<

We got 432 responses! Not great, but definitely not bad! Please feel free to use the full rating data shared however you would like!

Disclaimer: I'm not a well-versed statistician, so if you are and something seems wrong, you're probably right.

Some factors important to consider when looking at these statistics and understanding these responses:

• this was posted on reddit, and thus is not representative of the broad Warframe playerbase, but rather the r/Warframe playerbase, additionally filtered to people who saw the survey and cared enough to participate in the

CORE QUESTION: Would the in-game market benefit from having more "fair" Platinum prices across the board?

I've had this thought for a while but finally decided to compile some examples and write them out. I am very curious what others think about this.

DISCLAIMER: Any reference to fairness of price comes with the understanding that value is decided by the buyer not the seller; in an open market, if somebody is willing to buy at a certain price, then the value can be argued to be fair within that system. I do not have access to the data the way that DE does either.

Some of the items on the market are heinously priced. I picked out some examples but there are many more, and stuck wi

There's a possibility it could happen, however low, if a legal precedent were ever established. I was thinking earlier about what kind of things people would be clamoring to add/change/remove.

While NOT NECESSARY, I would really appreciate serious responses that include:

• your osu! username/profile link (if it's different from your reddit username)
• links to any beatmaps you use to illustrate your point(s)

I will try to reply to every response and match your level of detail if I can without being superfluous. This is something I've been thinking a lot about for myself recently and was hoping that maybe I could get some input from other mappers.

I'm fine with mappers of any level of experience responding but I am primarily looking for perspectives from more experienced mappers!

Hi!

Link to the movie description.

My partner cannot make this anymore. There are no refunds and none of my friends seem interested, so if you're down, we can meet at the location and I can scan you in with my additional ticket. We don't have to sit together or anything else, I just don't want the ticket to go to waste. If you do want to sit together and chat or hang out or whatever that's fine too!

DM me if you're interested! If multiple people DM me then I'll spin a wheel to choose.

>>RESULTS<<

>>DATA<<

Hi! Sorry I'm late.

About two weeks ago I made a survey where respondents could rate characters from 1-7 (1 the lowest, 7 the highest). I didn't quite hit my mark for a super detailed breakdown, but here's a quick look at some stuff.

I got 115 responses. All of the data is available for you to do with as you please.

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I guess by "culturally significant" I mean scores that left an impact on the community in a way that felt tangible, lasting, centralizing, etc.

You can interpret this however you want, but I would prefer earnest responses. Though there are a fair number of "meme scores" that I think are perfectly valid answers to this question.

I know there's not an "official" [Serious] tag on this subreddit, but consider it my earnest effort to try to attract people answering my question in honest good faith.

Now, that doesn't mean that answers have to be "serious" because maybe you want to see more funny content or what not.

Feel free to stop reading and answer the question.

After reading a bit the other day about an osu! creator I basically knew nothing about (which isn't a slight to them, I'm quite out-of-the-loop with a lot of my hobbies' content creation space right now) functionally retiring, I saw a lot of criticism about the person, to some extent their content, but also a lot of disgruntled frustrations.

Some pe

I've had this idea forever and sent it privately to at least one person who could definitely execute it well but they declined IIRC. Felt like I might as well share this as inspired by this post by u/Comfortable-Chip-740 the other day.

Basically just The Price Is Right but with pp instead of money. Pretty simple and lots of room for creativity.

• show a small snippet of a map (i.e. a practice difficulty) and have each contestant guess how much pp it’s worth Price Is Right style
  • cannot exceed the correct answer or else they lose
  • closest to the correct answer without going over it wins
  • integers only