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Gamer Personality Type now with Stats (Bartle Test)

News | July 8, 2007 (12 months ago) | by Tarinth | via www.guildcafe.com | Filed in World of Warcraft

For those that don't know, the Bartle Test is the well-known personality analyzer that describes your gameplay preferences based on Acheiver, Socializer, Killer and Explorer axes. GuildCafe recently updated the test so you can now see which games are most popular amongst a particular playstyle--and even which guilds might match your personality!

According to their results, the most common personality type for World of Warcraft players is ESAK (Explorer-Socializer). How do you compare?

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Jarlaxle
12 months ago

Good job guys

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BBR
12 months ago

The questions they ask are so vague, they'll never be able to give any accurate reading.. besides we already have the Deadalus project.

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carter
12 months ago

oh, what do we expect to learn from this "news": RTS: more the strategie guy? MMO: more the social explorer guy? FPS: more the gogogo-action guy? pasta: more the sauce guy? fries: more the ketchup guy?

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Jarlaxle
12 months ago

Just trash it if you see it as advertising/junk

Bartle test has been around forever. Since the age of MUDs

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carter
12 months ago

is that a news? i think it is more a publicity for a portal, that needs a registration. publi-news. junk-news. trash-news.

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renye
12 months ago

not bad actually.. gives me an idea of what game i should play next......... or should have been playing before :)

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Monstercloud
12 months ago

...yyyyeaaaahhhhh.

I really don't know how to describe this test without inserting the word "Blog" and "Pointless" in the post.

Yeah, I'm negative...

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