volturnus said:How's that good news? The game is $60 on Steam for fuck's sake.
It's a pretty remarkable number, but it hit roughly 4.3 million total people in late-october. Almost certainly going to pass 5 million before the year's out!Cday said:Don't think I've ever seen over 4 million people on Steam at one time.
This quote is incredibly baffling. My guess is that it's yet another case of console-focused publishers buying into the "PC is dead" bullshit that they create a self-fulfilling prophecy of shitty PC ports that cause fewer people to buy PC games.Minsc said:
No, it would be far, far higher on that. These Steam concurrent numbers easily represent 500k-1 million sales on PC alone. I highly doubt the majority of people who bought the game are actually playing it right this second.WolfForager said:If the 10% of audience is PC claims are true, then Bethesda are looking at, at least 2.2million day one sales. Probably closer to 3mil.
Fantastic game, really deserves it.
WolfForager said:If the 10% of audience is PC claims are true, then Bethesda are looking at, at least 2.2million day one sales. Probably closer to 3mil.
Fantastic game, really deserves it.
Derrick01 said:No school in America today, national holiday.
Dr. Zoidberg said:My wife is a teacher and they definitely went today.
That's after the population stabilizes though. Tripwire said on an episode of the PC Gamer Podcast that their peak concurrent numbers usually represent 10% of the total # unique players throughout the day.Mrbob said:Using concurrent numbers are have said to be about 10 percent or less of sales. I think Skyrim will have a bigger average. Easy to suggest the game has sold over 1 million on PC already. Guess the console versions must be over 9 million sold by now.
specialguy said:Counter Strike, PC gamers? Really? It's not 2001 anymore, guys.
Interfectum said:ruh roh!
angular graphics said:
lol what? Best multi fps ever, there are games with better graphics but not with better gameplay.specialguy said:Counter Strike, PC gamers? Really? It's not 2001 anymore, guys.
Most PC gamers don't need the illusion of a new game by just putting a +1 at the end of the title and leaving everything else the same.specialguy said:Counter Strike, PC gamers? Really? It's not 2001 anymore, guys.
Scotch said:Retail copies of Modern Warfare 3 use Steam, correct? Because honestly I'm surprised how low the MW3 numbers are. I know the series gets the vast majority of sales on consoles, but still.
angular graphics said:BF3. I think a lot of PC gamers have bought that instead of MW3.
specialguy said:Counter Strike, PC gamers? Really? It's not 2001 anymore, guys.
lol what? Best multi fps ever, there are games with better graphics but not with better gameplay.
Scotch said:Retail copies of Modern Warfare 3 use Steam, correct? Because honestly I'm surprised how low the MW3 numbers are. I know the series gets the vast majority of sales on consoles, but still.
King Boo said:LOL. nah i'm sure the kids are there to learn.
going back on topic, i think the game sold close to a million on pc.
x3sphere said:I'd say it likely sold closer to 2 million on PC, based on these numbers.
I know more people playing this than MW3 right now irl. I'm guessing 5-6 mil combined, all platforms.
specialguy said:Counter Strike, PC gamers? Really? It's not 2001 anymore, guys.