For all we know Redfall was still significantly more successful than Concord (knowing that it was on Gamepass as well, so a lot of players did not have to buy the game)This is insane. Has there been any big budget game that has failed as spectacularly as this?
Only other big budget title I can think of is Redfall.
Only other big budget title I can think of is Redfall.
Going to venture a guess that one mode is whatever their basic TDM mode is called (I can’t remember what it was named in the beta). That’s usually always what happens with dying FPS games, only their TDM and nearest counterparts like Kill Confirmed retain any audience.Yeah, apparently one mode has fairly fast queue times. The others vary wildly by several minutes.
The number of people playing is so low, Concord's lead character designer easily ran into his boss.
Redfall had around 6k people playing it at peak being a full priced game while also being "free" on GamepassThis is insane. Has there been any big budget game that has failed as spectacularly as this?
Only other big budget title I can think of is Redfall.
While Redfall sank Concord is like spending a quarter of a million dollars to get into a suspect tiny submarine controlled by a 2000’s Logitech controller to go see the Titanic and thinking “yeah, I’m sure this’ll be fine”
Redfall had around 6k people playing it at peak being a full priced game while also being "free" on Gamepass
Redfall, a game that launched May of 2023, also still get 40-50 people playing it daily which is around 25% of the player base of a game that launched days ago
While Redfall sank Concord is like buying a ticket to the Titanic after it hit the iceberg and still willingly getting on the ship
Please don't compare a technological marvel like the concord with....
Whatever that is supposed to be...
It will literally be “There are dozens of us, dozens!” Moment.This game has 260 players atm on Steam
Over/Under 100 players this weekend when the Black Ops 6 beta starts
The market for hero shooters is completely saturated and all the other options are F2PIt is still mindblowing that the game flopped so hard.
With Gollum it was at least understandable because the game itself was a pure almost disfunctional crap. But this one does not have specific technical issues or anything.
Yet it bombed hard.
The number of people playing is so low, Concord's lead character designer easily ran into his boss.
It really isn't worth the discussion, but it's is a huge AAA first party failure which is interesting.Why are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
Why are people so obsessed with this game failing?
It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
I’ve laughed at it plenty but, like, at this point it’s just repetitive. There is nothing left to say. They obviously had high hopes for it and I am sure they are going to make changes and see where it went wrong but I also guarantee that they saw this coming after the initial reveal and definitely after the beta. This wasn’t like Warner delaying Suicide Squad a year and the game was still a piece of shit.For the same reason people slow down to see a traffic accident. It’s human nature to want to see a tragedy play out.
You must have been hanging out with James Sawyer Ford because you’re repeating the same spin. The game was obviously important enough that Sony bought the studio. Important enough that they spent the money marketing it. Important enough they gave it its own limited edition controller, something many well established Sony IPs don’t even have.
You know when companies (or people, I guess) make such baffling retarded mistakes, and those mistakes are so glaringly obvious that you just know they're going to cause a financial disaster, but the company (or person) is so confidently incorrect and smug about how they're going to make a fortune - and you know they're not? Yeah, this is Concord. It's the same morbid fascination that drives things like us all gleefully sitting by and watching as The Acolyte gets cancelled, or when you find out that Wonder Woman 1984 lost $230M dollars (still not as big of a flop as this game, overall). It's the same reason people laughed at Elon Musk buying Twitter for $44b, which is now apparently worth only $10b.Why are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
We are on page 26 of this thread, plus other like 20 threads about it, I think you can get a sense of why we are obsessed with it failingWhy are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
Why are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
If it was not important why did Sony spent at the very least a few dozen millions $ to acquire the >150 devs studio ? Please tell me your job does not imply making business decisionsWhy are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
Because Sony paid for the articles and tweets.Why are so many outlets rooting for this to succeed anyway?
It has decent gameplay but it's not going to make it. The end.
God I miss this meme. I think it’s the inevitable hand quiver.
Because Sony paid for the articles and tweets.
It was removed? Why?God I miss this meme. I think it’s the inevitable hand quiver.
Also publications are afraid of upsetting Sony. Didn’t some places refuse to comment on the insomniac leaks? I think they are afraid of being black listed. Same reason why no publications attack Rockstar for not putting out a PC version of GTA along with the consoles.Correct--what you're seeing in these articles and tweets, in addition to the "bigger" steamers being on the game briefly, is a last-ditch effort by Sony to try and salvage something out of this debacle. They're, arguably desperately, spending late-stage money because they stand to lose a lot.
Literally anything to bring up the player count on either platform, but it's not going to happen.
Redfall had around 6k people playing it at peak being a full priced game while also being "free" on Gamepass
Redfall, a game that launched May of 2023, also still get 40-50 people playing it daily which is around 25% of the player base of a game that launched days ago
While Redfall sank Concord is like buying a ticket to the Titanic after it hit the iceberg and still willingly getting on the ship
Cannot imagine that Sony supports it any longer and think they will pull the plug soon.
I am sure it looses money at this point the longer it is online, since it is quite costly to have the servers running.
I imagine it's either the denial or anger stageCan't imagine what the morale is like at Firewalk studios rn.
Because of woke losers. We love when sjw's fall flat on their fat ugly faces.Why are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
i take you never heard of schadenfreude? A game that embodies things everyone hates failing is just asking for it.Why are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.
Can't imagine what the morale is like at Firewalk studios rn.
You know when companies (or people, I guess) make such baffling retarded mistakes, and those mistakes are so glaringly obvious that you just know they're going to cause a financial disaster, but the company (or person) is so confidently incorrect and smug about how they're going to make a fortune - and you know they're not? Yeah, this is Concord. It's the same morbid fascination that drives things like us all gleefully sitting by and watching as The Acolyte gets cancelled, or when you find out that Wonder Woman 1984 lost $230M dollars (still not as big of a flop as this game, overall). It's the same reason people laughed at Elon Musk buying Twitter for $44b, which is now apparently worth only $10b.
We all knew it. We all saw the writing on the wall for all of these things. The companies thought they knew better than us and proceeded anyway. These things all failed spectacularly. We all get to eat popcorn as the smug smiles on their faces fade into obscurity.
The reason we're all still watching what happens to Concord is so that we can see the actual response (if any). Will the game go F2P? Will people get refunds? Will the servers shut down? Will the planned expansion content get cancelled? Or will they just not say anything and keep plowing even deeper into debt over this failed game? Those things are all milestones on our "we could have told you so" tour.
I think the key take away from this thread should be that skull and bones has a community of people playing.
If anything I wanna go try that now on the free psn trial…
Negative sales. Refunds most likely.#1480 on the best seller list WTF. Is this actually like below 0 sales?
Ha. I had the same thought.I think the key take away from this thread should be that skull and bones has a community of people playing.
If anything I wanna go try that now on the free psn trial…
Why are people so obsessed with this game failing? It’s not even an important game, Sony announced it a couple months ago, it’s already ogre, so what.