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@Quentin You’ve made a good start in organising your results, and your observations give some useful insights. Here’s how you can build on them:
Preference for Indoors: It’s great that you noted people prefer playing indoors. You could further explore why this might be. Does it make the game more comfortable (e.g., avoiding weather issues), or do people feel it’s safer? This could help in deciding the setting for your new game.
Likes and Dislikes:
Soccer/Football: Highlighting that people like passing, kicking, and winning is a strong point. These are exciting elements to include in your game. On the dislikes, getting hit seems to be a common concern. You could suggest ways to design your game safely, such as by using softer balls or rules that minimise physical contact. Basketball: Shooting and passing are popular, which is valuable insight. Similar to soccer, the dislike of getting hit can guide how you structure the game to keep it fun and safe.Unanswered Question: The fact that no one answered one of your questions is an important observation. Ask yourself why this might be—was the question unclear, or perhaps people didn’t feel they had an answer? This could be an opportunity to simplify or rephrase the question to gather more insights in the future.
You’ve identified some key likes and dislikes, which is great! To take it further, try combining these insights into specific ideas for your game. For example, think about how to balance the popular activities (e.g., passing, shooting, kicking) with ways to make the game fair and safe for everyone.
