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You must have high expectations if you are putting DA in the same bucket as the names above.
I think DA will do fine but not BG3 numbers that would be insane. That game was a genre defining game, there is a HUGE distance between that game and failure or flop and if I recall the talk of this game was flop!
I mean putting a 2 million figure for steam is shows you NEVER thought it would flop.
If this Saturday has 350k and the next has 20k, then that's worse than it never reaching 50k at all, as refunds cost money.
space marines 2 was also considered woke before hitting those numbers so.....
150k on an 80 GB game with no preload less than an hour after release when most are still working?
Use your brain.
No it needs to be in the 1 mill range for a minimum cause they need to move 5 million units to break even for a 10 year development costs.
It had pre-load
some of us still stuck downloading the clogged up servers, having had such a slow dl since ac6 release