@CountSero do a little research its not that hard
BF3 first week 3.73M total sales 15 million
BF4 first week 1.6 million total sales 7 million also did well in japan
BF1 first week 3.46 million total sales 25 million huge success
BF5 first week 1.4 million ( we know why) total sales 7.5 million
BF2042 first week 4.23 million ( almost 30% refunds requested), what that total will be is unsure total sales TBC
of course, there was hard on and BF2 1942 (see pic)
so it's done ok but of course its a broken mess 27% were pre-orders, there is also not a great deal being released presently, if this released along side cod it would have been dead, dead, dead which saddens me greatly.
vanguard was better in terms of content, Campaign Multilaplayer more maps more weapons, even BF4 had more content a lot more at release.
you enjoy your weekend lad
I gave you figures for all battlefield games 1st week and totals, to give some context to your pontificating of how you EA DICEW are best buds and such.
I mentioned vanguard as Dice are in direct competition with Activision, so it's a good barometer.
I don't personally own it however a friend does, so i have had a look at a play, so I have a clue what I'm talking about. 35 years of gaming, over 700 titles what does that mean, meh.
dice made a cod/ every other FPS shooter mash-up, advertised it just like that it sold.
however, Dice were weighed battlefield 2042 measured, both were found severely wanting, none of us are happy about that, we only wanted a battlefield game nothing more.
PS: don't placate me next time, i was niether angry or annoyed, if anything i felt pity
"BF2042 first week 4.23 million ( almost 30% refunds issued to be deducted)"
Lol. You just pulled that 30% stat from you know where.
Hardly anyone is genuinely getting a refund outside of normal refund figures that every game experiences. You do know that, right?
Even if we took the fake negative steam review bomb numbers of 30,000 that only makes up about 1% of total first week sales
And 1% is commonly referred to as statistically insignificant.
@Kernel_FenderWhere did you get that 30% were refunded from?
Edit: I see that you already answered that. I can't find any such article anywhere
I politely asked him to link the article and he vanished....
@zbran1Im sure thats not the case. EA would never in a million years have release those numbers to the public if that was true.
I can't imagine an article like that exists (Unless some gaming "journalist" just made up a random number to put in their article)
