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SWTOR “solid, successful, profitable” - Riccitiello
Dokar replied to Neloth's topic in General Discussion
History also says most of those have ended up free to play if not getting shut down. -
SWTOR “solid, successful, profitable” - Riccitiello
Dokar replied to Neloth's topic in General Discussion
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so it was unreasonable to expect some timeline on when our class stories will be continued since that is something that was heavily sold about this game?
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So Tor has brought in no new subs in then last 3 months?
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it is closer to 38%, they sold another 400k copies of teh game in that time too and still dropped to 1.3 mil
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Just because it is a standard MMO practice doesn't automatically mean they are doing it properly.
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And haven't most of those that have ended up going free to play?
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They lost 400k with 400k more copies of the game sold so it is closer to 800K leaving.
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constantly dealing with annoying bugs that seem to go ignored will wear people down .. The old saying the straw that broke the camels back. While on thier own might seem trivial can get tedious when combined. one snowflake won't collaps a roof but you get enough of them .......
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Where does that quote anyone who works at EA or Bioware?
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With the exception of WOW name another game that has recovered in that way? There has been no confirmation from anyone at EA or Bioware that DA3 staff has infact been moved.
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And you think this bodes well for future items for non-humans if they are already cutting corners on it?
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it is more than 400K it is a net loss of 400k with 400k more copies of the game sold..it means as many as 800k people quit the game in the quarter and as many as 1.1 million quitting in the first 5 months. 2.4 mil in sales wth only 1.3 mil remaining active.
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Has this rumor actually been confirmed by Bioware or EA?
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They had a net Loss of 400K subscribers. Taking into account that they also reported another 400K units sold in the same time that means they have lost as many as 800K subscribers during this time frame and as many 1.1 million since December.