A couple criticisms about the study:
On the numbered portion (the first one), when you have to select a number to represent how you feel about different aspects relating to why you play video games, many of the options become redundant a third of the way down. If I answered one way about the concept of meeting or talking to new people, I'm not going to answer differently the next time it comes up under slightly different wording while still asking what is essentially the same question. As well, based on the prior questions, aspects of this portion feel like they may be leading the participant, especially with things along the lines of wanting to do these things you do in video games. On one hand, someone may feel they need to answer that with a number lower on the scale because even if anonymous, they don't want to make it seem like they're agreeing that they played No Russian because they wanted to shoot unarmed civilians that posed no threat to them.
Okay, after doing part two of the numbers, this whole thing has huge issues with redundancy. Asking me the same question multiple different ways, especially when I recognize you're asking me the same question multiple different ways, is just annoying to the person opting to take part. After all, it isn't as if me answering your slightly differently worded question is going to change much on a five number scale. At best, you'll see some slight fluctuation from people just getting annoyed and picking a number so they can move on. When a 20 minute survey could be trimmed down to more like 12 minutes and I can see that, I have a hard time being motivated to go to the end, and I'm sure others feel the same way.
Really, do read through your survey really carefully next time, and maybe even do it yourself so that you can get a feel for how the person taking your survey will react to the more redundant questions. I don't even think you having made this survey could get through this whole thing without wondering why some of the survey feels genuinely useless.
Edit: Okay, having finished it, I will say the last two rounds of questions felt a little more varied. Still not free of redundancy though. The percentage meter was also misleading, but that may be the survey site's fault.