There were at least 2000 people playing legions on IA. Maybe not hardcore, playing PUGs, and posting on the forums. But if 200 people donated $10, that would probably be enough to run the game for a year. Which is a very fair price to pay, considering most games cost $60...
So... are you guys for real?
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Fahrenheit451
Legions Developer
We'll be exploring different modes of promotion and advertisement once we get everything sorted with release. Focus is definitely still development and release.
Redvan
Private Tester
just out of curiosity, what does IAC think of all this? Not trying to rain on any parades, just would rather be sure things are sorted out before people go gettin in trouble.
@ sharkbait, ok, perhaps there were 2000. But that includes people who only played once and then left.
@ sharkbait, ok, perhaps there were 2000. But that includes people who only played once and then left.
If you could those people, I'd put it closer to 10,000.
Redvan
Private Tester
can you get any facts to back your numbers please? Because honestly, it looks like off the wall random estimates to me.
Vustom
Member
How many of them would be playing if the game wasn't free? I think you can do the maths.
Redvan
Private Tester
hard to do math with completely imaginary numbers (not the mathematical definition of imaginary numbers).How many of them would be playing if the game wasn't free? I think you can do the maths.
but very valid point none the less.
Vustom
Member
To point it out, if the game was P2P the player-base would be allot lower.
Vustom
Member
I wasn't on IA within it's last few months online, was moving houses. But sounds interesting. c:
RedInk
Member
Redvan
Private Tester
I know I had at least 3 names going.
Bugs, by unique players, is that based off of IP? Or player name? And if IP, wouldn't dynamic IP register multiple hits for a single person? (not sure how those work)
BugsPray
Legions Developer
User IDs but no guests were allowed. IPs were not tracked.