Warhammer 40k Community Survey

The fine folks at Games Workshop appear to be listening to informal fan feedback and have created a survey to get formal player feedback on the state of Warhammer 40,000. They posted a link to a survey on the Warhammer Community page and has a few telling questions.

Among the questions asked are:

How long have you played?

What type of games, competitive etc?

Points or power level?

What you enjoy about the game? (Out of the 10 answers available, painting minis isn't an option.)

Where do you shop for games?

Ranking the game's complexity.

Thoughts on building armies.

Opinions on strategems.

You can take the survey here :

Linkage to Warhammer Community survey

I don't know what info they hope to glean that couldn't be figured out informally from other online feedback but this at least has the appearance of GW doing their diligence to make a game that responds to player's demands/ wishes. I, for one, used the blank, "tell us your thoughts" box to vent. Hopefully there will be some changes to the game that will make it desirable for me to play again, but I do not want to play 40k in th current state it's in.

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