20% of players never leave the sewers.

[-Leadbelcher-]

Imagine their stories.

[AoD_lexandro]

Almost 20% of keys sold are on re-sale sites.

Someone does not understand sales =/= players.

[★Brosef]

I'm one of those 20%, I wanted to see if console commands were the same and gave myself a septim.

[Coffee Addict]

the sewers have got some mighty large rats i too would like to know their story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYHg8vJSz-Q

[Shaken_Widow]

Originally posted by AoD_lexandro:

Almost 20% of keys sold are on re-sale sites.

Someone does not understand sales =/= players.

you clearly are missing the point of the post and how it's based on the achievement of leaving the sewers and the percentage is around 80%

meaning 20% of steam players have never left the sewers according to the achievements lol.

[Pyro3000]

Originally posted by AoD_lexandro:

Almost 20% of keys sold are on re-sale sites.

Someone does not understand sales =/= players.

You have to actually launch the game to get considered for achievements.

I would imagine a fair portion of them quit when they see the character creator. When I saw it, I was pretty disappointed that most races still have the same overall topography as the original Oblivion, but I'm sure many are glad to see it remain.

I would imagine the majority of those that quit either lost interest during the tutorial, or realized their computer wasn't going to run the game well. With the original available for $15-$20, people are going to refund the game if they can't play on at least high because at that point you may as well play the old one with mods.

Edit: In hindsight, we can't forget about the people that get faced with the choice to finalize their character, aren't sure they want to commit, and then just never proceed further. It wasn't uncommon in the original 19 years ago, and I was definitely guilty of it myself back in the day.

And of course, anyone that mods their game right away is instantly achievements off.

[genericwhitemale]

those 20% are usually the people creating all the ragebait you see in these cesspool discussions

[Tommy Wiseau]

"I braced myself for the vast world that lie ahead of me then once the bright rays on the sun touched my skin my game crashed..."

- THE END -

[SkySymphony]

Originally posted by ★Brosef:

I'm one of those 20%, I wanted to see if console commands were the same and gave myself a septim.

Fern is Bae ;)

[Sephiron]

20% of players probably have slavesalary jobs like me who've only found enough time to get a few hours in since release, and are too mentally exhausted to play even when they have time to, so they shidpost on the forums like me right now

[Fluffy Monster Thing]

20% of players use the command console early.

[I AM HIM]

Originally posted by Pyro3000:

Originally posted by AoD_lexandro:

Almost 20% of keys sold are on re-sale sites.

Someone does not understand sales =/= players.

You have to actually launch the game to get considered for achievements.

I would imagine a fair portion of them quit when they see the character creator. When I saw it, I was pretty disappointed that most races still have the same overall topography as the original Oblivion, but I'm sure many are glad to see it remain.

I would imagine the majority of those that quit either lost interest during the tutorial, or realized their computer wasn't going to run the game well. With the original available for $15-$20, people are going to refund the game if they can't play on at least high because at that point you may as well play the old one with mods.

Edit: In hindsight, we can't forget about the people that get faced with the choice to finalize their character, aren't sure they want to commit, and then just never proceed further. It wasn't uncommon in the original 19 years ago, and I was definitely guilty of it myself back in the day.

And of course, anyone that mods their game right away is instantly achievements off.

lol i have a handful of mods and achievements are still on

[Dirty Sounds]

20% are probably experiencing crashing problems. I'm currently experiencing this just after leaving the sewers. I have a Radeon 5700 XT and apparently that's not good enough even on the lowest settings.

[robilar5500]

Originally posted by -Leadbelcher-:

Imagine their stories.

Lot of rat burgers and mushroom soup.

[-Leadbelcher-]

Originally posted by Pyro3000:

Originally posted by AoD_lexandro:

Almost 20% of keys sold are on re-sale sites.

Someone does not understand sales =/= players.

You have to actually launch the game to get considered for achievements.

I would imagine a fair portion of them quit when they see the character creator. When I saw it, I was pretty disappointed that most races still have the same overall topography as the original Oblivion, but I'm sure many are glad to see it remain.

I would imagine the majority of those that quit either lost interest during the tutorial, or realized their computer wasn't going to run the game well. With the original available for $15-$20, people are going to refund the game if they can't play on at least high because at that point you may as well play the old one with mods.

Edit: In hindsight, we can't forget about the people that get faced with the choice to finalize their character, aren't sure they want to commit, and then just never proceed further. It wasn't uncommon in the original 19 years ago, and I was definitely guilty of it myself back in the day.

And of course, anyone that mods their game right away is instantly achievements off.

That is a fair point about the cheevos being disabled by mods. Also I guessed on the percentage since Im playing on Xbox, but its the same apparently. The old average is close to this as well. The old stats were always fun to follow.

[Hellstorm901]

Use of the console disables achievements, worth remembering that too