Dodece on 03 May 2009
I agree with the sentiment that it is a poor sample size, and more to the point the most important thing in a poll is how the question is phrased. The reality is that any voter is apt to reward the questioner with an affirmative answer. Even if they have little to no confidence in said choice, or even care terribly much. What you needed for a more trustworthy result was a primer question.
In this case the best primer question would have been if you could have only one first person shooter to play for the rest of your life what would it be? At least it would have gotten your voters thinking.
