and my assumption was that you pretty much have to pick some axes and sort into high/low (or high/low/medium) along those axes, kind of the way MBTI does. But that's essentially coming up with a brand new personality type system Yeah, I think that's the best way to do it. Coming up with brand new personality typing systems (tailored to a specific fandom) *is* pretty fun though (albeit quite a lot of work for something that ultimately doesn't really matter that much!). XD
I want to know what the other results are! I wish uQuiz would change this. It's a small adjustment that would make their quizzes more interesting across the board.
I especially like something some of the very "serious" quizzes that have a lot of options do, where they give you detailed results that show your percentage match to each character that is an option within them. Yep, that's always great, especially in cases where you're just not a particularly good fit for any character just because the whole cast isn't very like you in general, so the percentages carry some meaning as well/it does make a difference if the top result is like 90% vs. 60%. Or you can look at the worst matches and be like "Yep, that's accurate."
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Yeah, I think that's the best way to do it. Coming up with brand new personality typing systems (tailored to a specific fandom) *is* pretty fun though (albeit quite a lot of work for something that ultimately doesn't really matter that much!). XD
I want to know what the other results are!
I wish uQuiz would change this. It's a small adjustment that would make their quizzes more interesting across the board.
I especially like something some of the very "serious" quizzes that have a lot of options do, where they give you detailed results that show your percentage match to each character that is an option within them.
Yep, that's always great, especially in cases where you're just not a particularly good fit for any character just because the whole cast isn't very like you in general, so the percentages carry some meaning as well/it does make a difference if the top result is like 90% vs. 60%. Or you can look at the worst matches and be like "Yep, that's accurate."