@VBALL_MVP wrote:
@Man_iLoveFishing wrote:
@VBALL_MVPImo not so much fun numbers. One of the biggest gaming platforms. And they have high promotion/commercials when new game releases. Exact numbers are a bit fun yes but conclusions can be made.Steam is like less than 20% of the PC base though,
@VBALL_MVP I'm curious as to where you're getting this figure (honestly not a jab). Steam has always had the lions' share of PC installs over the past decade and with Battlefield's return to Steam there's little reason to think Origin would maintain a hegemony of BF installs.
@ragnarok013 wrote:
@VBALL_MVP wrote:
@Man_iLoveFishing wrote:
@VBALL_MVPImo not so much fun numbers. One of the biggest gaming platforms. And they have high promotion/commercials when new game releases. Exact numbers are a bit fun yes but conclusions can be made.Steam is like less than 20% of the PC base though,
@VBALL_MVP I'm curious as to where you're getting this figure (honestly not a jab). Steam has always had the lions' share of PC installs over the past decade and with Battlefield's return to Steam there's little reason to think Origin would maintain a hegemony of BF installs.
It was in a recent article that talked about the whole drop but in it they also acknowledge that it was only a percentage of PC players and acknowledged about Orign and Epic. They had a percentage on it, but for the life of me I can't find that exact article now.
Look I am about objective data and right now I don't have a link to support that so I will withdraw my percentage for the time being. But I still stand that it is not the entire player base.
