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Same will happen with this game. Like with relationships this is called the honeymoon period, everything is fresh and new and great. Time goes on and everything starts becoming the same, thats how life works and that is how gaming works.
Difference here compared to Among Us, is this game is easily scale able and has massive ability for diversity of encounter and gameplay, meaning that so many thing can be added constantly giving it a lot of replay ability. The fact it was set up to have a great modding scene also helps to its continued life expectancy. Like how Minecraft is.
No game can hold the numbers of its highest point, most people move onto the next thing. But this game will still hold a large amount of constant players and new players getting it for many years to come.
Your argument went out the window when you said 10-15 mil people play it daily... Not even World of Warcraft had numbers like that back in 2004.
But nice bait.
That is kind of the only way to play this game but getting random online friends who have never touched a game like this that aren't 12 years old or smoke too much weed is difficult.
I dont have a friend group that is obsessed with meta games like this that play APEX, Fortnite, CSGO or Valorant. Games like those attract a certain type of person and I don't play them, neither do my friends. Because we're kind of too mature for the crowds in those games.
For this we just simply need separation or more clear indication of a modded lobby and a new server browser entirely to have more filters and easier detection of full/empty games.
Make it easier for a new player to find a bunch of people to play with, not hit an error screen every 2 seconds for hours.
I got in 2 playable lobbies within 3 hours yesterday and 1 of them was full of screaming open mic kids.
This is not.
Please stop comparing.
just one will do
It's like you guys are too young to remember arcade games. Fun time for brief period time for cheap price.
i hate playing with people who have watched every streamer and read every enemy and know 100% how to do everything, same with phasmophobia, you get streamers playing max difficulty running in and finishing within a couple on minutes.
best bet is host your own lobby and label accordingly, hopefully find some nice people and add them to your friends list, most of the 'pro speedrunners' will be bored after xmas anyway and move on.