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I know, some people play gw2 without steam, but i'd guess they both have the same numbers.
EDIT: IMO, New World lost popularity because of lack of content, everything is repetitive and boring after end game. GW2's content is way more various, that's why it maintained popularity (kinda) 11 years later.
Not 3.8k. It's 3.4k on a weekend. Yesterday it dropped down to 1700 players. GW2 has just experienced a full 12 month content drought and the studio update admitted there won't be new e-specs, classes, weapons, raids or full expansions which alienated a ton of players.
Their players are really desperate for attention now, claiming ridiculous things like "I saw 5 people in ESO in prime time, GW2 is so much bigger".
New World can make a comeback if they add new things to the game. Mounts would be a great start. Maybe new weapon types.
I'm not defending GW2, nor hating on NW.
But tbh, since NW's release, there hasn't been any appealing content update except the new desert area, which didn't offer much really.
Mounts should've been added way back when the game was a walking sim and fast travel would cost a lot of azoth.
I believe NW can make a big comeback if they release various worlds/maps, and maybe expand lvl cap so there's more to grind for.
It's still pretty young. They need to focus on one game. Bring mounts, new weapons, new builds etc. then worry about making a LOTR mmo.
I haven't log into the game recently, but I'm sure the community is as apathetic as they are in-game.
No one talks about anymore either other than GW2 fans. Their subreddit was at least a source for new people to check out and join the game. Now they lost all relevancy.
Probably, I'm sure the few people moaning about the subreddit will be missing their outlet for fan art and self-praise and validation for the game.
I guess without that font of information, all they have now is their Discord, Wiki, and Official Forums.
It usually has 1-3k concurrent on Steam. Again, there is no made up 95% outside of Steam. Game has been empty for years.
Lol idk about Steam but GW2 players are going into reddit pages of other mmos where people are discussing the new patch in FFXIV for example and say "Excuse me, I know this is not relevant but have you tried Guild Wars 2? It's a really cool game with lots of content!"
Reminds of door to door book salesmen ringing door and saying "Excuse me, have you heard of our lord and savior?" Lmao
True. Still that doesn't change the percentages though. ESO usually has 20k concurrent players on Steam alone. GW2 usually has 3k. How long it's been on Steam doesn't matter at all, if ESO was bad it would easily drop to 5-6k players on Steam.
GW2 fans have been making ridiculous statements with a made up number of 95% players outside of Steam while also not accepting ESO might also have 95% players outside of Steam. It's really embarrassing as they are now just trying to stay relevant.
It's worse that it's a blanket statement over first impressions of the game lol. I've skimmed through the quote and I'm not seeing outrage or any reference to the subreddit.
GW2's been dying for like, 10+ years now.