"How frustrating is it to play against a hacker?"
Why is this question even in the survey?
So, if enough people answer "Well, I have no problem playing with a hacker when he is a fellow survivor as long as they don't take the game hostage and give me a free escape" we can keep them? Or what is the purpose of this question?
I think I lost a few braincells when reading this survey...
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I'd imagine it's to gauge how frustrated the respondent is with the hacker problem, no?
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Maybe they will start selling hack kits in the store?
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Who wrote this question I swear
"How frustrating is it to have a normal match completely derailed/rendered essentially pointless"
How frustrating do you think, whoever wrote this question?
How frustrating do you think it is to que up for a Killer game, only to be held hostage and forced to eat the DC penalty system that you put in place
How frustrating do you think it is to be playing a regular match until some guy with their parents credit card starts griefing the killer, rendering the whole thing pointless
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I don't understand the point of this question at all.
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If I was pessimistic, I'd say it's a lazy attempt at damage control - as in this question wasn't on the survey originally but given recent events they added it in to try and quell the flames.
I'm not pessimistic, but if I was that's how I'd think of it.
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They shouldnt have to ask. It comes across as immensely tone deaf. “Well we know there’s a hacker situation but if people are having fun with it then we’ll take our time dealing with it like we do everything else that isn’t deemed a ‘priority’”
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My first thought was that there may be matches for survivors that aren’t frustrating if a fellow survivor is hacking but being a killer player too I get a ton of second hand frustration from those situations too. I’ve also seen hacking survivors make the game unenjoyable for their teammates too.
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My assumption is that it's there to contextualise the other answers from any given person, and to get a read on how many people feel that hackers are ruining their matches personally. It's the same reason the "how many hackers do you face" question is there- it's not there to get an objective measure, it's there to get a feeling for how many hackers that respondent thinks they're facing.
I just think it's weird people are acting like a satisfaction survey asking how they feel about something is somehow unexpected, honestly.
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