But if that’s the case wouldn’t the argument be that it’s clearly better positioned as a console franchise than a PC one? Of course it may be going gangbusters on consoles and we can’t tell that. Shouldn’t the number of users generally be increasing as each new release brings new people - in the latest case BR Blue fans? And what does that short burst of increased activity suggest about repeat playability? People play it for a few days and then put it down? It’s almost as if there’s established ( but decreasing) group of players who buy each new release, increase activity for a short while, and then it settles back down. Adding new DLCs, of different flavors, doesn’t seem to be increasing the pool of active players. The bit that I don’t get is why, as more and more routes are added player numbers aren’t moving up. That missing console data might be particularly important there These were clearly released for the holidays so I do wonder whether there might be an uptick closer to the end of the month.

The future is a mirrored by the past and many people are starting to see their reflection.ĭigital Draftsman always appreciate your insights. but until such a time that we start to see the enthusiast community doing what DFG refuses to my credit card is in the freezer.ĭefinitely no surprise to see another flop as skepticism grows exponentially while older titles lay stagnant while newer titles are introduced with many of the same issues. I suspect we'll see the editor released at some point and people will start having some success in taking some measure of control over the ambiance of each map and people will start buying again. Now, instead of confidently saying 'I'm going to weigh in on this title since DFG has a record of regularly updating and fixing it's old content and even though it'll be buggy I know it'll get fixed eventually' people are instead saying 'Nope' and from the looks of it just downright lost any trust in them pulling it together. Except new content with many of the same issues. 'I bought that content on the pretense that it would be gradually upgraded and improved.' But that content didn't improve. The future is mirrored by the past and many people are starting to see their reflection. Definitely no surprise to see another flop as skepticism grows exponentially while older titles lay stagnant and newer titles are introduced with many of the same issues.

The end of something tsw