But I still think this would be useless. Everyone would just click the first one or a random one ect ect.
Oh yea⌠it is true that a lot of them still wouldnât bother and click random ones⌠Actually, thatâd just make it even worse, kinda like giving false feedback.
Though if this did exist, iâd assume every feedback thatâs blank, is spam, iâd only look at the ones which contain explanations.
I had this idea about 3 years ago, I badly wrote the idea, but doesnât mean itâs a bad idea.
Now, I think if we look for the opinions of the masses, weâll get spam/lazy thoughts/and A LOT, itâs a tedious process to look at all those opinions, itâs sifting through a giant room of paper strips. (I predict) Rather we need opinions of the ~critics, the people who paid attention to the game and can write well. Those opinions are tested by the general opinion of the masses through comment rating, and thatâs how the dev gets feedback.
Thatâs why I think YouTubeâs and Steamâs comment system is alright, they reward the big thoughts, composed thoughts that the developer is looking for. However, I dislike displaying only well-rated comments, because sometimes thereâs a comment thatâs good, but just not understood by many, so it dies in rating because the rating is a popularity contest. Incredible stuff exists in your unpopular town, guys, support your local community⌠ROBLOX was once unpopular, but it was always incredible. Maybe have 2 rating tiers of displays (gold comments, silver comments)
(masses = everyone that plays the game, I say masses because you, reader, need to understand how many players weâre dealing with, itâs the people, people are massiveâŚthere are so many)
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An absolutely great idea!
Support for that.
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Donât use discord, they will warn you and possible close your account if you use their API for these kinds of things.
Uhhh, pretty sure thatâs not true. Why wouldnât you be allowed to use Discord? People do it all the time for feedback stuff. Might just be confused, but Iâm not sure what you mean.
Itâs only disallowed if your game is big enough that it puts stress on their servers. My game has never had more than a hundred or two players online.
I think he meant use discord to see whoâs liking / disliking your game. Which I can see why it wouldnât be allowed.
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Heâs referring to Discordâs ToS. Itâs against Discordâs ToS to use Discord for logging. See this devforum post and others on the same thread for more information.
It is really frustrating and difficult to work with the currently available analytics tools as they donât provide much information, one could argue we should make our own systems, and I would agree, however there are things we cannot track as they are only available on the roblox website, like this âLike/Dislikeâ feature.
Itâs currently impossible to know why my players like or dislike my game, how long did it take them to come and vote, or what age and what platform they are using that caused them to come to conclusion for the said vote.
As a developer I believe it would benefit all developers and the platformâs growth if we had stronger and more reliable ways for us to listen to our players, and understand what they want, as games are nothing without players!
A simple (optional) prompt when a user votes on a game asking for feedback would be a great help to us. These feedback replies do not need to be displayed to the public or even have the said playerâs name/userid!
To even better help us understand our players, it would help if we can get the players age/platform and how long did it take for them to come and vote. As well as conversion rates from when players change their votes from what they used to be.
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Since Roblox has been working hard on analytics last year, I think itâs worth it to bump this feature request.
My game has a low rating (62%). I want to discover the main pain points in the game so we can improve the game in further iterations.
Currently, the only way for us to discover dealbreakers is through an in-game feedback form. But if the player leaves and never returns, weâll never be able to collect their thoughts. Some players give the game a dislike as one way to share their thoughts, but itâs only a number.
A game comment system wouldnât be ideal, since the comments are visible to the public (which is an incentive for bots).
Using Discord or a feedback collecting website wonât help much either, because only the most engaged players will take such an effort.
Thus, showing an optional, developer-configured dialog would be the solution. The developer can set up a few radio buttons and see a pie chart in the analytics.
Open-ended input is not required and would likely do more harm than good (botting/spam, inefficiency, feature complexity)
Implementing this feature would:
⢠Give a clear picture to the developer of their pain points
⢠Improve quality on the platform overall because developers can efficiently work on their biggest dealbreakers
⢠Decrease the drop-off rate of ambitious creators who suffer from many dislikes without constructive criticism
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