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What do players think about having pets in the game? We'll take a look at the general appeal of pets and whether there is a preference for certain types of pets. The overall appeal of pets falls into a normal distribution. Most players find them somewhat appealing with a smaller number of players on both sides of the middle-point. There is a gender difference where women find pets more appealing than men.

When different types of pets were presented to players, the predominant preference appeared to be for animals. And we can also see that male players typically don't have a preference for pet type whereas female players typically prefer animal pets

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