
Where is every1 these days?
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yea school. and most people have been thru the storyline 2 or 3 times now, and they've moved on to PvP. Im still in PvE tho! on my 4th char. my guild isnt big enough to GvG yet...but we're working on it. PvP just isnt a huge interest to me...but ya know. its kinda nice to be able to be in a town and not have the chat scroll so fast its like someone spamming. i was literally the ONLY person in a district of a war camp late last night. it was crazy.
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Guys.. Go to www.xfire.com and you'll see GW is still doing as good as in the summer.
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Originally Posted by Ayashi
Guys.. Go to www.xifre.com and you'll see GW is still doing as good as in the summer.
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ya but xfire users are the more hardcore types and seeing as that can only measure xfire users its not much of a scale
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Dungeon Siege II is out...and it's http://www.xfire.com not that other crap.
K
There's constant ebb & flow of players.
I'm pretty sure ANet has a strategy for keeping numbers up. We've already seen the "limited availability" 10 hour demo, I bet that closer to christmas they'll make sure the demo becomes more widely available, e.g. by putting it on various computer mag cover CD's, make sure more people know about GW through more aggressive marketing (e.g. TV ads).
They don't really want BOOM x million gamers at once, who then BUST all tire at once and drop out. They want a steady & manageable number, and the way to achieve that is through careful marketing (e.g. releasing demos if there's a drop in number of players).
I'm pretty sure ANet has a strategy for keeping numbers up. We've already seen the "limited availability" 10 hour demo, I bet that closer to christmas they'll make sure the demo becomes more widely available, e.g. by putting it on various computer mag cover CD's, make sure more people know about GW through more aggressive marketing (e.g. TV ads).
They don't really want BOOM x million gamers at once, who then BUST all tire at once and drop out. They want a steady & manageable number, and the way to achieve that is through careful marketing (e.g. releasing demos if there's a drop in number of players).
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Originally Posted by Numa Pompilius
There's constant ebb & flow of players.
I'm pretty sure ANet has a strategy for keeping numbers up. We've already seen the "limited availability" 10 hour demo, I bet that closer to christmas they'll make sure the demo becomes more widely available, e.g. by putting it on various computer mag cover CD's, make sure more people know about GW through more aggressive marketing (e.g. TV ads). They don't really want BOOM x million gamers at once, who then BUST all tire at once and drop out. They want a steady & manageable number, and the way to achieve that is through careful marketing (e.g. releasing demos if there's a drop in number of players). |
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Originally Posted by Tactical-Dillusions
Last night i had FOUR active people out of six that are on my list. I was so surprised because most days, i'm lucky if i have one friend online.
I couldn't think of enough to say to so many people. Personally, i haven't seen a reduction in players...and i play alot! |
Usually it is one or two people. I so need to get a guild. I'm Guildless since my old guild just died out at the start of the school year.
P.S. Xfire is usually hardcore gamers. But casual gamers (like me) use it too just to see how much time you spend on games without a /age count.
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true but they had a lot of fun before boredom set in for some.