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I then asked how often they use a VoIP in their actual game-play. Of the players who have tried a VoIP tool, about 40% would indicated that they "often" or "always" used a VoIP tool. If we count these users as regular VoIP users, then combining this data with the previous graph, approximately 30% of all MMO players use a VoIP tool on a regular basis.

I then asked these respondents to rate the helpfulness and overall enjoyableness of the VoIP tool they use. Responses were mostly positive in both measures. There is a mild gender difference. Male players rated these tools as more helpful and enjoyable than female players.

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