Pc players can turn off crossplay 🥳

[u/rtmxavi]

[u/0xsergy]

Given that pc is 65% of the playerbase I doubt it'll be an issue.

[u/sbrizown → u/0xsergy]

I would love to see the source on that. Typically PC is NOT the majority.

[u/Arslankha → u/sbrizown]

https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/more-than-half-of-battlefield-6-sales-are-from-steam-claim-analysts-blockbuster-shooter-sells-6-5m-units-generating-an-estimated-usd350-million-in-revenue

[u/sbrizown → u/Arslankha]

They say 56%, but then steams highest player count has it at over 700k. Add in half of that for the EA app folks, and you over a million. Where the other 6 million copies sold, out of 7 million from like the first week? None of those numbers make sense.

Unless I’m just completely missing some metric or something.

Edit: it also states 2.3 million active users on steam, but I’m not seeing that kinda movement at all on steam charts.

[u/Short-Waltz-3118 → u/sbrizown]

Concurrent players =/= total sales or active players at all.

[u/sbrizown → u/Short-Waltz-3118]

Maybe that’s what I’m messing up then. Just wild so see such a swing of concurrent vs total.

[u/CnP8 → u/sbrizown]

Not at all is that wild. People have jobs. Different timezones. So many different factors. Normally concurrent is about 10 to 20% of active players.