VenomousCoffee
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This seems high considering everyone in America (who has a 'regular' job anyway) is still at work.
Concurrent players feels like an odd metric to use for a non-gaas video game.For the people asking if it is good, Baldur's Gate 3 has 56,651 right now, more than a year after release. All you need to know.
IDK about that. If you look at the charts for other games, most of them hit their daily peak around this time. I wouldn’t expect a massive bump later today.This seems high considering everyone in America (who has a 'regular' job anyway) is still at work.
Spider-Man is a bad comparison. Old game, ported years after Playstation, relatively low interest from the get go.This is just Spider-man on pc just as a comparison over it's lifetime.
I'd say it's fairly certain that DA:V is a success, unless there's a shit ton of EA play members on steam, i don't know those numbers or if they even do the Premium game catalog thing anymore.
Depends heavily on the costs. If this is a 200M budget game i dont think bioware is survivingjudging by that trajectory I’m guessing it’ll peak around 70-75K on launch day maybe?
Is that good? That seems pretty low for a big name RPG.
What do you mean? A new AAAA RPG from EA with the Dragon Age name attached to it should be doing multiple 100,000s these days. We won't see the true peak until this weekend though.50K is pretty damn high for this.
I used Spider-man as a comparison because it wasn't the biggest thing on steam when it launched.Spider-Man is a bad comparison. Old game, ported years after Playstation, relatively low interest from the get go.
This should be compared to games that had a similar history and launched on all platforms at the same time. Dragons Dogma 2 for example launched with around 200k iirc then gained 30k over the weekend and ultimately peaked at 230ish.
Gonna be interesting to see if it climbs above 100k over the weekend, I guess that depends on word of mouth. I don't see it with all the negativity floating around on social media.
What do you mean? A new AAAA RPG from EA with the Dragon Age name attached to it should be doing multiple 100,000s these days. We won't see the true peak until this weekend though.
Definitely it's a much smaller budget game and less known. 225,690 peak concurrent on Steam and over 2 million copies sold a day after launch so definitely a beyond expectation level for it. Applying the same ratio for Veilguard, it'll be a a 1 million steam peak concurrent peak and over 8 million copies sold after 1 day.Would Space Marine 2 be considered a smash hit?
Just compare it to other party rpgs such as Baldurs gate 3 and Dragons dogma 2.I honestly can’t tell if that’s good or bad. IIRC all the previous games launched on Origin first and came to Steam later so it’s not a good comparison.
Oh, well that would have been a mega disaster. I wasn't expecting that, so if that was your bar, then yeah 50k is good. Still needs to do a lot better for what it is though. Anything less than 100k would be a dud.most (including myself) were expecting it to be a Concord or thereabout.
Ahh man, did the incels take a L on this!??
I’m going to say 70k peak today and 100K all time peak on Sunday.Spider-Man is a bad comparison. Old game, ported years after Playstation, relatively low interest from the get go.
This should be compared to games that had a similar history and launched on all platforms at the same time. Dragons Dogma 2 for example launched with around 200k iirc then gained 30k over the weekend and ultimately peaked at 230ish.
Gonna be interesting to see if it climbs above 100k over the weekend, I guess that depends on word of mouth. I don't see it with all the negativity floating around on social media.
And those are PC numbers. Maybe console is higher (it's a more casual DA after all). This development has been expensive for what we've heard, so I don't expect them to break even. But I think Bioware saved this ball. Good to see the haters didn't move the general opinion. If the next ME sucks you can destroy Bioware, but just wait...It's about 60k right now and still increasing, all things considered and all the negativity surrounding it, most (including myself) were expecting it to be a Concord or thereabout.
60k and rising is still pretty decent, and its still increasing. We're in the middle of a workday, so it's probably gonna go higher after-hours when most people have time to play.
Serious question: Do most gamers not go to work (or school)? I'm a teacher and I just sort of assume most people who can afford to get the 'big new game' (and have a gaming machine) are at work all day.IDK about that. If you look at the charts for other games, most of them hit their daily peak around this time. I wouldn’t expect a massive bump later today.
Honestly I wonder the same thing. No idea. Some of them could be college kids with time between classes. And of course when Americans are getting home from work, Europeans are going to bed and Asia is already asleep.Serious question: Do most gamers not go to work (or school)? I'm a teacher and I just sort of assume most people who can afford to get the 'big new game' (and have a gaming machine) are at work all day.
Serious question: Do most gamers not go to work (or school)? I'm a teacher and I just sort of assume most people who can afford to get the 'big new game' (and have a gaming machine) are at work all day.
Timezones man, timezones.Serious question: Do most gamers not go to work (or school)? I'm a teacher and I just sort of assume most people who can afford to get the 'big new game' (and have a gaming machine) are at work all day.
It sold more than 5mil made in Russia and published by Focus, it was probably their biggest hit. But they dont live in USA and spend 5 years on a game, and then you count the reboot , since initially Dragon Age Dreadwolf had gaas elements, then got rebooted in 2019. This probably stood in dev for 7years or something like that. They probably need to sell 6-7mil to even start being profitable.Would Space Marine 2 be considered a smash hit?
Reading the reviews, most negative reviews are legit complaints like the game crashing, shallow combat or baby-talk level dialogue, while a lot of the positive ones are "anti-review bomb"Honestly the reviews look pretty good considering all the people review bombing it for supporting a variety of lifestyles...
It's not a terrible number in absolute terms, but it's probably just a fraction of what this could have been with better word of mouth doing the rounds.Seems kinda low but what do I know
Starfield - 330.000Keep in mind Star Wars Outlaws peaked at 116,620 (and it was considered a flop internally by Ubi)
this game is on steam?Keep in mind Star Wars Outlaws peaked at 116,620 (and it was considered a flop internally by Ubi)
For a bit of context, so far this is doing numbers comparable to Owlcat's Wrath of the Righteous and Rogue Trader.This is a $70 game, and these numbers look quite strong to me.
Not today, possibly over the weekend though. And I don’t think that’s all that great. We’ll see.51k is pretty good I think. Not even after work yet or the weekend. Maybe it does hit 100k?
OH, it was twitch viewers...this game is on steam?
Mass(tectomy) effect.Well papis look at the bright side, at least we will have a new Mass Effect, woke and with pronouns but we will have it
no when it was praised to be as good as BG350k seems pretty good, no?
its cope from them, woke age is a failure.I'm gonna keep posting this until everyone who says this is good, gets a grip.
Starfield - 250.000
BG3 - 875.000
Cyberpunk 2077 - 1,054,388
It was!?no when it was praised to be as good as BG3