Now, the onus for dropping conversation A is on both you and the people replying to you, and for some reason something about your style of argument just makes it impossible for some others to drop it. That's a potentially interesting conversation and one that is totally relevant to what Crabs wrote. Somewhere in there, there are also some interesting points about how the popularity of games is often cyclical, how new players regularly come into gaming, etc. Sure, words often have different meanings at the point of delivery and at the point of reception, this isn't a revolutionary concept. This whole thread is mostly just people just reading the word "fad" in different ways. It's just really exhausting when you engage others in a ticky-tacky language game while simultaneously insisting that you're not doing it. Why spend millions on marketing when the gaming media will do it for you?ĭon't conflate everyone who replies with the whole site, bro! Nothing wrong with your ideas or posts. Instead, you repeated a comparison from the developer on social media. Shack has a reason to report on things, but you turned a tweet from a developer into a "article" that put quite a spin on numbers without contextualizing the comparison. If anything this article is just another ad for PUBG. That means we will see even more craven marketing practices trying to get streamers to play games so they don't die like Titanfall 2. It just found a likely cheaper way to do it. PUBG may have found a way to get more streamers to play its game and make it go viral, but that doesn't mean it is beyond marketing. It may not be centralized, but it is millions of dollars dedicated to getting gamers to see a game. Of course none of that applies to DOTA which is smacking all of these games around with population. Stop making an effort in team games because your team will suck. Unlike BF1, you can jump into PUBG and be sure that you won't be stuck having a miserable 45-minute match because you were unlucky enough to be stuck on a bad team.
As popular as it already is on PCs, expect the concurrent player count to continue rising once PUBG releases on Microsoft’s console. At this year’s E3 show in June, Microsoft revealed that PUBG would be coming exclusively to the Xbox One consoles. The rapid rise of PUBG has raised many eyes around the industry.
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A simple premise, exciting gameplay, and a seemingly infinite number of amazing moments has made PUBG one of the most watchable PC games ever made. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is unquestionably the runaway hit of early 2017 and is consistently one of the most watched games on Twitch. For a game like PUBG to achieve a milestone of this magnitude so soon after launching onto Steam Early Access back in March is very impressive. It is also one of the biggest eSports in the world. According to Steam Spy, CS:GO has sold around 30 million copies. After Valve’s other gargantuan hit, Dota 2, CS:GO is typically the most played game on Steam. In case you’ve been in a coma since seeing Armageddon in theaters, Counter-Strike (in its various incarnations) has been one of the most played PC games of all time.
For a short time, the concurrent player count of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) eclipsed that of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. In a tweet from PlayerUnknown himself early Sunday morning, it has been revealed that 230,000+ concurrent players were on the island of death.
There is no need to feel like you are alone, though, because 230,000 other people are taking the same plane ride as you in this exact moment.įor a brief moment tonight, had more players online than Thank you one and all /BYN7qdSTgB You land on the island and feel helplessly alone against the swarms of folks waiting to take you out. It’s you and 99 other weirdos on this plane, all waiting to dive out onto a remote island and murder each other for a plate of chicken. Across the aisle, you spot a twenty-something guy in nothing but his underwear and some blue high tops. To your left, a copper-haired lady in a Where’s Waldo? shirt and steampunk glasses sits motionless. You sit in the distressed cargo plane waiting for the right moment.
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