Why?
Every mmorpg developers do it. It is always a pleasure for developers to show the data in the first months.
I suppose they will talk about it soon?
If the sub numbers are good, players will throw the revenue estimates in the faces of the devs and demand more.
If the sub numbers are bad, players will cry "sinking ship" and cause a panic as we push women and children (and men dressed as both) overboard.
If the sub numbers are in the middle, players will do a mix of both.
In the end, it's better to keep us guessing.
If the sub numbers are good, players will throw the revenue estimates in the faces of the devs and demand more.
If the sub numbers are bad, players will cry "sinking ship" and cause a panic as we push women and children (and men dressed as both) overboard.
If the sub numbers are in the middle, players will do a mix of both.
In the end, it's better to keep us guessing.
This is a cop out. There is no "guessing.". No numbers = bad.If the sub numbers are good, players will throw the revenue estimates in the faces of the devs and demand more.
If the sub numbers are bad, players will cry "sinking ship" and cause a panic as we push women and children (and men dressed as both) overboard.
If the sub numbers are in the middle, players will do a mix of both.
In the end, it's better to keep us guessing.
Why?
Every mmorpg developers do it. It is always a pleasure for developers to show the data in the first months.
I suppose they will talk about it soon?
Hlaren_shortsheath wrote: »SWOTR was by far obviously a trashed game that should never have been created and using them as an example is just not a good idea. they destroyed my love for starwars.
its only a pleasure for them if the data is encouraging.
No they don't, the only MMOs whose publishers report such numbers are those which are publicly quoted companies and have to report them for regulatory reasons.Why?
Every mmorpg developers do it.
LOL, clueless WOW haters .. if Blizzard HAD lied to the investors they would have been nerfed to the ground by the financial authorities.Wifeaggro13 wrote: »Why?
Every mmorpg developers do it. It is always a pleasure for developers to show the data in the first months.
I suppose they will talk about it soon?
MMO's never do unless your blizzard and you had ritchtello lying to investors they had 12 million subs, when it was actualy accounts.
Hlaren_shortsheath wrote: »SWOTR was by far obviously a trashed game that should never have been created and using them as an example is just not a good idea. they destroyed my love for starwars.
This, exactly. They killed off arguably one of the best MMO's ever, SWG, in order to make room for that god-awful SWTOR that went free-to-play in less than a year.
Why?
Every mmorpg developers do it. ?
You do not need numbers it hit the bargain bin in under 60 days what does that tell you? If that is not enough get on line during what should be a high traffic time and see how long it takes to get a group for a quest dungeon. Zones are empty
Why?
Every mmorpg developers do it. It is always a pleasure for developers to show the data in the first months.
I suppose they will talk about it soon?
Hlaren_shortsheath wrote: »SWOTR was by far obviously a trashed game that should never have been created and using them as an example is just not a good idea. they destroyed my love for starwars.
This, exactly. They killed off arguably one of the best MMO's ever, SWG, in order to make room for that god-awful SWTOR that went free-to-play in less than a year.
I still have nightmares about hutball