Final Night Market scores across all megaservers

code65536 · June 18

spartaxoxo wrote: »

Gabriel_H wrote: »

If we presume a 10,000 average, which is not unreasonable as many will have got to the 10,000 and stopped that's around 80,000 players, or at 20,000 average about 40,000. That's quite healthy.

It's unlikely that most people grinded out the full event when the biggest reward was front loaded to just the introduction quest. Idk how much favor that quest gave.

It's really hard to say. I know people who did the intro quest for the house and nothing more, and on the other extreme, I know people who got over 60K favor. And there's a lot in the middle, too: I know people who did more than the intro quest, but didn't make it to 5K for the guild bank, I know people who stopped at 5K for the guild bank, and I know people who stopped at 10K for the dye. I don't dare to make a guess at how all this shakes out in the final average.

Danikat · June 18

spartaxoxo wrote: »

Also it seems likely this gives us insight into which servers have more players.

1.PCEU
2.PCNA
3.PSNA
4.XBOXNA
5.PSEU
6.XBOXEU

Also I better understand why PC players seem to like the challenge slider less. If we assume that the general ranking is accurate (although devs have gone on record that console players are a bit more casual so probably didn't play it at the same percentage of players), then it seems likely that the zones are far more populated on PCEU than console. So as a console player, the whole adventurer coming along and ruining my mob thing is no big deal. I do run into people every zone I go but we are not constantly tripping over each other. So this comes up a low enough percentage of playtime that it's really not an issue or detraction.

I hope they take this into consideration when implementing crossplay (if at all possible).

In my experience on PC EU it's rare to be able to fight a delve boss without someone else showing up, and not uncommon for 2-3 other players/groups to show up at the same time. World bosses are more variable, I think a lot of people don't consider them worth fighting more than once unless it's for a quest, but there's definitely been times (outside events) when I tried to do a quick count to make sure we were still under 12 players and my low level character might get a reward.

Techwolf_Lupindo · September 1

What color is what faction? Why colors instead of name or name and colors?

PeacefulAnarchy · September 1

Techwolf_Lupindo wrote: »

What color is what faction? Why colors instead of name or name and colors?

Red is Ruckus, Yellow is Glittering, blue is thousand eyes. Probably because it's easier and the colour scheme was very tied to the factions.