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Most players are on console, ten second queues all time
Cheers mate
It’s a safe purchase, most fun I had in long time.
Anyway, I'm glad the netcode seems to work fine for most people and the game is deep and enjoyable for a lot of people, too.
I wonder about the game's longevity, though. SF6 somehow manages to keep a lot of players engaged, even though the amount of new content (apart from avatar stuff) is really not that big compared to some other fighting games. I'm not sure if it's going to work out similarly for CotW, since the overall gameplay and modes are maybe not that well suited for casuals and newcomers compared to SF6. I feel like CotW is old school on a lot of levels, for both better and worse.