#Stop Asking This Question

I know i'm repeating what others already said but this bothers literally everyone I know. It comes up too much and interrupts the flow of the game. So my suggestion is: Please remove this "feature" as all the data gathered is irrelevant.

Devs,
Not sure why you ask the question. I have got tired of having to click so I always answer "not fun". Do you get raises for each time you get "have fun" answered?

I don't enjoy a ******* broken rng generator, and a broken set of ******* games, where i've drawn ridiculously for an entire game, several games over. I do not want to be ******* asked if I enjoyed the game. I do not want to respond to whether or not I enjoyed the game, even when I win, I get mostly **** hands. No I didn't enjoy the ******* game, so stop ******* asking me.

STOP ASKING STUPID QUESTIONS.

OBVIOUSLY EVERYONE HATES LOSING AND LIKES WINNING.

STOP ASKING THIS STUPID *** QUESTION AND TURN IT OFF OR AT LEAST GIVE US A SETTING TO TURN IT OFF.

PLEASE stop asking me if I HAD FUN!! That is the most stupid, obnoxious, and inflammatory thing you can do at the end of a game. I'm about ready to DC permanently if it happens again. Nearly EVERY FREAKING GAME I get asked this question - **** off! I'm not going to answer it. Or I'm going to answer the opposite. The one thing I will not do is give you that kind of halfass Y or N feedback over something complex, which will undoubtedly be taken wrong. STOP IT! NOW!! MAYBE if you gave a coin or gem reward with the response it would be okay, and MAYBE if you made it more than a stupid Y or N choice this kind of feedback would be okay, but otherwise it's a NPE of the worst kind to guys like me. OKAY?!?!?

Just stop asking this stupid question. This pop up is going to cost me an IPad one day.

Can we as individual players get the choice to opt out of that "Did you have fun" periodic polling?

No part of MTGA irritates me more than that kick in the shin when I lose for banal reasons that are typical in Magic, such as not drawing lands, and then I'm asked that question, "Did you have fun?" (Did I have fun? I didn't even get to play the game.)

Like, if I were to win a match IRL because my opponent had mana issues in games 2 and 3 and they're reasonably salty, and I were to then ask them, "Hey, did you have fun?" I think some expected responses from my opponent, regardless of demographic, would include a mean look, mean words aimed back at me, and / or possibly a call to a judge to warn me of unsporting conduct.

Honestly, I just say no every time, regardless of win or loss.

Daniel,
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Would it be possible to get a more permanent skipping feature? Some kind of checkmark in the game settings where we can opt out of being asked?

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Yes,
If the actual play experience is appropriately improved for the player, it's fine, but if there's no meaning reflected in the play experience, it just increases the effort.

エモートがミュートにしてあっても、

w w w w w w
と、笑が出たり、

わかっていたことだが、
マッチを楽しめましたか

に答えたとしても、
何戦かに一度スッキリ勝って喜んで納得してね
パターンになり、
ほぼ一手間増えるだけ
に過ぎない。

まぁ、
テーブルトップでは、有り得ない偏りなので、
MTGA特有の、意図されたドロープログラム
ではあるだろうが。

そのうち、作り手は

全部土地、全部土地以外、
の手札
ばかりにして、

デッキが見つかりませんか？
とやりそうな勢いで、プレイしにくい。

クリーチャー18
非クリーチャー20
土地22
程度のデッキバランスだが、
マッチには
どれか一つが異様に少なく、唱えにくすぎる。

基本的に、スペルを唱えづらいように、土地が異様に多いか少ないか、が多く、相手方に除去カードがデッキ上方に偏る　構成がとても多い。　それは、確率を異様にして、デッキが見つかりませんか？ときかれても、そんな手札になる構成ではない、ということがわかっているので、うんざりしている。

With the draw probability that clearly ignores the composition ratio of the deck,

Did you enjoy your match?

I often that the prbability are so bizarre that I very often have to mulligan my opening hand even against Mythic, and I'm bored of it.

Just ******* stop asking this stupid ******* question....PERIOD!!

So I'm seeing that the survey's are rather pointless when asking for feedback. The smiley/frowning literally means nothing and the 10 min survey I took never even asked open ended questions.

My simple solution to this would be to remove the smiley/frowning "feedback" and perhaps find someone new to come up with open ended questions to better serve wotc and the consumer.

Lately I've randomly been getting the "did you enjoy the match" after a game, but 1) it's not very common and 2) you only get to skip, say you didn't have fun, or say you had fun.

I think that, even if we don't get to give written feedback, I think we should get to choose how much we enjoyed the match on a scale (e.g. very not fun, not fun, neutral, fun, lots of fun). This might give more detailed and useful feedback.

It's true that people will just put that they had the most fun when they win, and the least fun when they lose, but 1) I suspect this is being done now anyway and 2) at least by giving more detailed feedback options, the option to give more specific responses could make this data more meaningful than before.

I also think that there should be a setting you can turn on that will allow you to submit this "did you enjoy the match" survey after every game. It should specifically be something you have to opt in for; as for people like me I don't mind doing feedback on each game (it's one easy click!) but many people wouldn't like having to do this every game. Even if a minority of players were to submit after every game, it will hopefully be worth implementing as it would still be more data to use than before.

Lots of my games (win or lose!) are fun and I think it's important to give that feedback, even if it's redundant (people play Arena because they enjoy it all in all, or so I hope). Also there are games where someone intentionally uses their timeouts and stalls when in a clearly losing situation, and other not-so-enjoyable situations. It's a bummer when you don't get the "did you have fun" survey in these games.

Depending on how the survey data is used, maybe none of this is necessary, but I at least thought it to be worth considering.

Im seriously thinking of quitting the game if you keep asking if i had fun

Stop asking if I "had fun" in a match.

The only thing this does is insinuate that you have or want to have an algorithm that matches players according to some definition of "fun" which is based on the cards contained in a player's deck.

The fun in MTG has always been, and still is, is being matched against players whose deck could be anything. Stop doing this "survey", it is not good for the game.