Sean Merwin

New equipment, new items, new deities that are unique to this Outer Seas setting. And if you want the PDF, five bucks. So if you want more, you can get a physical copy and so on. This is one of those. This is what Kickstarter is for Kickstarter, right? OK, we want to make this product. We don't need a heck of a lot, but here you go.

New equipment, new items, new deities that are unique to this Outer Seas setting. And if you want the PDF, five bucks. So if you want more, you can get a physical copy and so on. This is one of those. This is what Kickstarter is for Kickstarter, right? OK, we want to make this product. We don't need a heck of a lot, but here you go.

So you have as of this recording a week, so about five days to go check this out from our friends over at Outland.

So you have as of this recording a week, so about five days to go check this out from our friends over at Outland.

So that is our news segment here on Mastering Dungeons. On our main segment on Mastering Dungeons, we are going to take a trip to our listener corner. We are going to wade in, put on our hazmat suits, and see what we can find that's been hiding, that's been sitting in the corners just gathering dust and waiting for us to deal with it. So here we go with the goodness.

So that is our news segment here on Mastering Dungeons. On our main segment on Mastering Dungeons, we are going to take a trip to our listener corner. We are going to wade in, put on our hazmat suits, and see what we can find that's been hiding, that's been sitting in the corners just gathering dust and waiting for us to deal with it. So here we go with the goodness.

We're going to start with Fox Trick via YouTube. I have a question about survey feedback. I've asked James Atricaso about how he processes MCDM survey data, but I'd love to hear your take. Have you ever been on the publishing side of a survey and how do you approach composing the questions and analyzing the results? Thank you for your insights. Yes, I have been on both sides of this.

We're going to start with Fox Trick via YouTube. I have a question about survey feedback. I've asked James Atricaso about how he processes MCDM survey data, but I'd love to hear your take. Have you ever been on the publishing side of a survey and how do you approach composing the questions and analyzing the results? Thank you for your insights. Yes, I have been on both sides of this.

And I've been on all sides of this because I also worked for a digital marketing company for 20 years. And one of our products and services was creating and analyzing surveys. So I have a good deal of experience. The first thing I will say is. No survey is perfect. Nothing will ever be perfect.

And I've been on all sides of this because I also worked for a digital marketing company for 20 years. And one of our products and services was creating and analyzing surveys. So I have a good deal of experience. The first thing I will say is. No survey is perfect. Nothing will ever be perfect.

And the first thing that you will get when you do a survey is people telling you how bad your survey is, no matter how good it is. So you can't win, but hopefully you can do a few things. How do you do this? The first thing you need to figure out is what do you want to know?

And the first thing that you will get when you do a survey is people telling you how bad your survey is, no matter how good it is. So you can't win, but hopefully you can do a few things. How do you do this? The first thing you need to figure out is what do you want to know?

what is the question what are the questions you are trying to get an answer to and with that question should come a plan to deal with the results we want to know x if we learn If we learn A, this is maybe what we should do. If we learn B, this is what we should do. So don't just go in with a question. Go in with a question and a plan to deal with the answers.

what is the question what are the questions you are trying to get an answer to and with that question should come a plan to deal with the results we want to know x if we learn If we learn A, this is maybe what we should do. If we learn B, this is what we should do. So don't just go in with a question. Go in with a question and a plan to deal with the answers.

That will help you make better questions right away. So once you know what you want, you need to figure out the best way to ask the question to elicit the data you desire. then you have to carefully craft that question to avoid biases or skewing the data in some way.

That will help you make better questions right away. So once you know what you want, you need to figure out the best way to ask the question to elicit the data you desire. then you have to carefully craft that question to avoid biases or skewing the data in some way.

If you want to know about beginners dealing with your game, don't go on to your most sacred fan sites where everyone's been there 50 years because you are not going to get the data that you want. And then select the audience of the survey that will elicit the data you desire without skewing the results.

If you want to know about beginners dealing with your game, don't go on to your most sacred fan sites where everyone's been there 50 years because you are not going to get the data that you want. And then select the audience of the survey that will elicit the data you desire without skewing the results.

So again, if you are specifically looking for new players, find where new players are interacting with you and put that survey there rather than at a different spot where you might not get the information that you want. There's so much more, but I'm going to stop there and let Teo step in.

So again, if you are specifically looking for new players, find where new players are interacting with you and put that survey there rather than at a different spot where you might not get the information that you want. There's so much more, but I'm going to stop there and let Teo step in.