Need help in finding the best logic option for my quiz!

@Liz @DBB2023 -

first a clarification is needed on the question and options.. 

question 1 

• option A - USA, UK, IRELAND, GERMANY
• option B - INDIA, NIGERIA, JAPAN
• option C - …

question 2

• option A - UK, JAPAN, CANADA
• option B - US, SPAIN, INDIA
• option C - ….

if this is the structure, then the following is what i think about the scenario: 

if you used the outcome quiz approach,  you would have to ensure that there was an ending for each of the countries to start, and then for each question, you would have to assign the choice to the countries in that list .. ie from above, if A then ending USA, ending UK, etc

that would give you a +1 one to the behind the scenes counter for that ending in that question

do that for all the questions and you would have the outcomes mapped to the highest scoring country. However, in the case of a tie between 2 or more, the outcome quiz approach will route you to the ‘ending that is closest to the top of the list’ ie if endings A E and F are tied, it will go to ending A always in this case. if C D and E are tied it will go to C

it’s easy enough to do this with an outcome but you don’t get any chance for a tie breaker question to be posed. 

if you want more granular control, then create the variables and add ‘points’ to each country_variable (my naming convention) and then evaluate for the highest. If there is a tie for highest, you can route to a generic simple tie breaker or can have tie breaker questions for every possible combination of ties. 

possible in both but choices need to be made lol.. 

des