Lighthouse Studio Conducts Survey on Time Performance (Taipa) Awareness; Approximately 57% of Game Players are "Conscious of Taipa"
AI Summary (NQ-processed)
A survey on time performance (Taipa) awareness among game players conducted by Lighthouse Studio revealed that approximately 57% responded they are "always conscious" or "sometimes conscious." "Boredom" was the most common reason for skipping stories, and needs for voice acting and archive functions were also identified.
AI Analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What percentage of game players are conscious of Taipa?
A: According to the survey, approximately 56.7% of game players responded that they "always" or "sometimes" are conscious of Taipa, indicating that many players are playing with time efficiency in mind.
Q: What are the main reasons for skipping stories?
A: The primary reasons for skipping stories were "felt it was boring" (30.7%), followed closely by "want to prioritize efficiency" (30.0%).
Q: Does character voice affect skipping behavior?
A: Yes, the presence or absence of character voice influences skipping behavior. 45.7% of users answered that they "will read without skipping if it's full voice."
Q: What story-related features do players desire?
A: The most requested feature was an "archive function to review anytime later" (43.3%), followed by "ultra-fast text display/double-speed auto-play function" (28.3%).
Q: What is the ideal story completion time?
A: The ideal story completion time was "around 3-5 minutes" for 39.3% of respondents. Combined with "around 1-3 minutes," 68.0% idealize completion within 5 minutes, showing a high demand for story designs that progress quickly.