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A niche game? Lol that's a new one. This game shows the opposite of niche in that it is one of the biggest successful launches recently. It's had millions of people interested from youtubers and streamers covering it along with everyone acknowledging it's good timing to capitalize on what was good marketing of a concept by another studio. Tactical shooters are far from niche.
The 5500 players isn't the worrying part on the number alone. It's the fact the game peaked one hour after it's debut and has gone down tremendously in only 1 week losing about 65% of the player base.
yeah , it's a niche game. Which will attract a niche audience .
5-10k seems about right .
If the devs can keep the content coming (not skins, gameplay) then they can probably keep those 5k or so playing for years.
By that I mean, the maps are just asset drops and clearly not designed for game play, as seen by single paths, lack of cover or all the damn foliage being linked to your settings etc etc.
The gun play is great, but, this isn't a game yet, it's a tech demo, frankly, I'm surprised there are 5k on at any one time.
should be like 50-100 people online. Oh maybe thats was not what you ment ?
Im sure that was what you ment
It has been said on day one, but the fanbase chose to ignore the fact that it costs as much as more complete, tactical games, and the devs didn’t give a …..
So it is what it is