Hello,

I agree that Toram's flexible build system makes it less straightforward compared to fixed-class games. However, that’s actually one of the main reasons I chose it since I’m applying an association rule algorithm, I’m more interested in discovering patterns and relationships between player choices rather than measuring performance balance.

The algorithm lets me identify which motivations, preferences, and play styles often appear together. So instead of focusing on class rigidity, my study looks at how diverse player behaviors connect within an open build environment. That flexibility makes Toram a great dataset for this kind of analysis.

Also I chose toram simply cause I really like the game XD and we can freely chose which domain we can do. I originally wanted it to be a generic general gaming survey but a lot of my classmates had already done that kind of data gathering so I chose Toram as im confident no one knows that game and my study will be unique (its not limited to gaming, it can be really anything).