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i'm not here to promote another game i'm saying that they messed up at wildcard should never had snail involved smh this game will now tank especially now that they are trying to get us to buy special dinos wtf pay to win? another money grab you clowns
He didn't use a sentence, but what he meant is we are all playing Palworld, not ARK. It runs smoother (although officials also suck like they do for ASA), and is new content, not the old boring Island.
Snail has owned Wildcard since December 2015. Most of the existence of the studio, essentially.
The decline in ASA has been pretty steady, well since before Palworld released this past weekend. Obviously with millions playing and it being so popular it has perhaps helped to accelerate some of the decline over the last couple of days but really according to player concurrency, its not showing to be evident:
https://steamcharts.com/cmp/346110,2399830#1m
You can see from the last 30 days comparison charts of ASE and ASA that the last 3-4 days show no significant changes in impact of decline due to palworld's release. More compelling would be to say that the cumulative losses for players from October that caused both ASE and ASA declines are cumulatively possible to be contributing to some of the numbers playing Palworld instead.... along with the millions who have never touched Ark either.
It is also important to note that ASE actually -has- had a slight, albeit very tiny, uptick in players over the last 30 days as seen when looking at the specifics for ASE on steam charts alone. That' would lend credence to some of the responses that people have reverted/turned to playing ASE over ASA as well.
All in all, though the decline for ASA is likely to not be impacted until the next map is finally released to play on but given Palworld's release, Enshrouded in less than a day, Nightingale next month and updates to other survival genre games coming out(like Ashlands for Valheim(specifics when its dropping arent out yet mind you), that it all is going to conspire to make it a pretty tough situation for people to feel clear about returning more sustainably to Ascended.... especially if the next map release is fraught with the same or worse issues people have been experiencing.
Snail-wildcard is therefore likely in for a pretty tumultuous year at best.
ASA had a really rough launch and people are enjoying better games with more content.
Yeah people are still having a lot of technical issues with the game sadly. It also doesn't help they have two different versions that split their representation up on Steam. For the longest time Ark was in the top 10 to 20 games every single year. Hell when Fjordur released there were over 200k on Steam playing Ark.
It'll take almost two more years before we likely see Genesis 2 finally released for ASA, and by then a lot of players might have moved on.
Actually no. Battlemetrics tracks the console numbers for ASA also:
https://www.battlemetrics.com/servers/arksa