If you ignore a handful of multi-platform games, definitely.
If you ignore a handful of multi-platform games, definitely.
People are downplaying the hell out of God of War numbers for some reason.An exception doesn't prove a point though. What people are saying isn't wrong. BotW was big on Twitch shortly after it came out.
Plus, Labo is hugely different from a traditional video game and probably doesn't even appeal to the same demographic that watches people play video games on Twitch, so I don't really get what you're trying to get at.
Very hard to stream. Requires a lot of setup and probably doesn't appeal to the Twitch audience.Maybe not AAA, but there was a lot of hype behind this for a while...
Maybe not AAA, but there was a lot of hype behind this for a while...
You know this and I know this... tell that to the people watching the streams.
AFAIK Sea of Thieves hit a peak of 280k viewers or so. But I agree with the summation that this happens to nearly every big release on Twitch.
The single player nature of God of War is also likely to lead to a sharp decline once people have finished the game on stream.
Go for it... let us know. No time like the present :)So much downplaying in this thread. Can we get comparison numbers for other big games fromthe past year to see how God Of War stacks up?
Nah, this is piracy for losers and they deserve ridicule.
Buy the game, play the game.
Really naive downplaying going on in here.
Games don't trend like this just for being new.
I'd argue that it's not much harder to stream than most things in the Creative category on Twitch. One camera on cardboard, one camera on game. People do it all the time with drawing streams.Very hard to stream. Requires a lot of setup and probably doesn't appeal to the Twitch audience.
I found this article - http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/05/sea-thieves-closed-beta-1-twitch-330000-players-7287984/
So 330k viewers. I read about 380k somewhere, though. Don't have a link right now.
Uh huh, and you have proof the people watching it have no interest in supporting the game? That they're all just pirates? Get out of here with this.Nah, this is piracy for losers and they deserve ridicule.
Buy the game, play the game.
True, not "just for being new". For being new, being massively hyped by fans, having a huge marketing budget, a big brand name and having no major competition (as in no other big games out this week, no huge esports events etc). No need to be defensive, God of War will be a huge hit for Sony. Even without people trying to interpret something fairly normal as a highly unusual omen of sorts.
So 260k then330k players, not viewers. The article even states that it had an average of 100k viewers.
There's a good website for Twitch trends called Sullygnome.
https://sullygnome.com/game/Sea_of_Thieves/7/summary
Did Labo not come out this week or something? Or are we already at the point pretending like its not a notable release
Gaming streamers normally don't do creative streams. Different categories.I'd argue that it's not much harder to stream than most things in the Creative category on Twitch. One camera on cardboard, one camera on game. People do it all the time with drawing streams.
Do we really need to have this thread literally every time a new game releases?
So now being factual is "downplaying". Good god big console exclusives make people act funny.Really naive downplaying going on in here.
Games don't trend like this just for being new.
People deserve ridicule and being called pirates for watching a game being played on a streaming video service on which this sort of thing is regarded as perfectly normal and legal?
I've streamed and watched the final boss fight. I'm not buying the gameReally naive downplaying going on in here.
Games don't trend like this just for being new.
Trihex does it all the time.Gaming streamers normally don't do creative streams. Different categories.
Did Labo not come out this week or something? Or are we already at the point pretending like its not a notable release