Match making broken?
how and why in the hell do we end up getting put together in matches with the same hacks, and trash talkers? Seriously, out of the how many thousands of players? And two different versions of 2042? I...
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Alethes where's that chart from? The only player count chart I know of is Steam Charts, which only tracks PC players on Steam.
Steam Charts peak number of players over the last 24hrs:
- Battlefield 2042 = 4,974
- Battlefield V = 10,567
- Battlefield 1 = 9,849
- Battlefield 4 = 1,328
- Battlefield 3 = 180
As RanzigeRidder2 said, DICE using matchmaking and splitting the player base over multiple game modes and special events is definitely an issue.
I would be playing on PS5 with PC crossplay turned off due to PC having a high number of cheaters compared to console. I'd be willing to console crossplay with Xbox players. PC crossplay only with a PC invite.
That's how APEX Legends handles crossplay. I've read the newest CoD BLOPS 6 game also has console only crossplay. Hopefully game companies are starting to understand their customer preference.
@Oskool_007: It is from https://graphs.gametools.network
Yes, I agree with RanzigeRidder2 and you.
Interesting. There seems to be twice as many PlayStation players in Battlefield than Xbox players, and 2.5x more PC players than PlayStation players.
I'm surprised by how many more PC players there are compared to console players. Thanks for sharing the statistics.
I don’t know how they do it. But I do agree there are more non Xbox players than not. I can’t tell cause I have a one S and no serious interest in a next gen game. But rest of the crew can see if they’re PlayStation or computer too.
It's just down to raw stats. Xbox generally gets outsold by Playstation, and Battlefield is one of those "PC shooters" when you look at it. There are arguably more enticing options for the consoles so when we have the ratios it kinda pans out.
That said NONE of us beyond EA would actually know the true pop, and we likely never will.
