MEA email survey - anyone?

I got one and I did fill it out.
My feedback was positive as I want support to continue.

But neither of you screenshot the questions?

No, I didn't get it. Why they never send me these survey things? I'm genuinely interested.

*SJW mode: on* It's because I'm south american right? is that it? that's just racist, what happened to the diversity and what not?!

Same. I took it and, like a dork, didn't screenshot.

I roughly remember it, though, since I just did it this morning.

Started as a 2-question survey. First question was if you would recommend MEA to friends/family and it gave a 1-10 scale. Second question was a box to type in to explain why you answered the way you did. I gave my honest opinion about the patches improving SP a lot, wanting SP DLC, kind of enjoying the MP but mostly feeling it fall flat as compared to the fun I had in ME3MP.

It then asked if I would answer 5 questions regarding MP packs. *sigh*

Wanted to know if I'd rather purchase Andromeda points or buy packs directly with real world money.

Had some scales of 1-10 regarding my thoughts on if I felt the packs were priced fairly, if I felt they were a good value for what you receive, if I'd be willing to pay more for a random pack with a guaranteed premium item, if I'd be willing to pay more for a pack that displayed what was in it (unclear if they meant literally saying "this pack contains a Mattock II" vs "this pack contains a guaranteed uncommon weapon" or "this pack contains a guaranteed uncommon assault rifle"), and if I'd be willing to buy specific items directly from the store if they were higher than the cost of a pack (I can only assume that means you could choose to specifically buy a Mattock upgrade, but at a higher price than the RNG packs).

Then at the end it gave me a comment box to say anything else I wanted to about MP packs, which I gave my honest opinion that after the deluge of weapon variants, I've essentially stopped playing because it's just not as fun as ME3MP for me, therefore it is not worth grinding my entire life away trying to get a specific weapon or unlock a character I want. Even after all the DLCs of ME3MP, it wasn't so daunting a task to try and max your manifest other than the URs.

So, essentially, the MP survey was nothing about the current experience at all and all about "how can we possibly milk you for more real world money on MP packs"?

Not sure if this'll work but here's the link from the email:  "Go get'er, Ray!"

Edit: link removed.  See below for updated link provided by Crashsuit.

Cool, looks like some anonymous person provided the following album of survey questions.

imgur.com/a/Wj5Ox

WTFBBQ is just WTF with barbecue added for emphasis. Don't overthink it.

I think you will not be surprised to learn I have data on this.

35 days after ME3's launch it got the Resurgence DLC: 2 maps, 6 characters, 3 weapons; 11 total new things.

35 days after MEA's launch it had 'drims and drams' totaling: 4 maps, 2 characters, 2 weapons, and 2 new game mechanics; 10 total new things.

By day 84, ME3 had another DLC (Rebellion) with: 2 maps, 6 characters, 3 weapons, and 2 new game mechanics; up to 24 new things total.

By day 84, MEA had several more 'drims and drams' with: 2 maps, 2 characters, 2 weapons; up to 16 new things total.

Today we are on day 126 post launch. In another week (day 133) ME3 would get its 3rd DLC (Earth) and I'll give the totals: 38 new things.

Today in MEA we have... 23 new things.
BUT.
I have not counted: S-tier weapons, map variants (dusk / daytime), or any of the new loot. So I think the comparison is not as lopsided as it appears.

Anyway the point is: MEA has given you 23 new things (NOT COUNTING S-weapons, map variants, or lootsplosion)... or about 2 ME3 DLC's worth of items.

Yes, everything new in ME3 was incredibly innovative and never before seen, and everything in MEA is derivative and lame.

You got anything else?

By drims and drams, of which I found out about accidentally most of the time.  Oh a new map?  Oh yeah one that was an apex map for a few weeks which i never played.

I edited your link to remove the unique user ID and other email-related flags, since if multiple people keep using the same user ID to complete the survey, it might just keep overwriting the same answers.

edited link

Edit: You can also delete the parts of the URL from the question mark onward and still get the same survey, though in that case your submitted survey will probably have fewer flags identifying where you got the survey from, how it was sent out, etc. Also, I submitted one completed survey, and then tried reloading it (because I was testing some of the aforementioned flag stuff) and got this interesting message added to my new survey: "I've detected that your browser has already completed this survey but I'll let you in anyway for testing".

Edit 2: You can also keep the flags but change them arbitrarily and the survey will still work. For example, I changed seg to 1, list to 0, utm_campaign to HEY_DO_YOU_LIKE_APPLES, Title to HOW_ABOUT_THEM_APPLES, Team to poo, Platform to N64, and Campaign to OPERATION_APPLES, and the survey still loaded fine. Whether that info would get passed along with the survey though would be anyone's guess.

Edit 3: I played around with the URL some more, specifically the survey number, and got access to some other exclusive(?) surveys. 170706 is huge, took me like 20 minutes to fill it out, covers a bunch of video game interests and buying habits.

Edit 4: yes please
Edit 5: The UID identifier in the survey's URL will accept negative numbers and alphanumerics. Also for some UID values it gives an error message that the UID used is already in progress. Whatever that means. I guess most of this isn't really relevant but it's fun to play with to see what happens.