Big supporter of shaking up the game! Look at the huge changes Dota makes, even League to some extent. Bring back the HERC?https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/fbxpjn/i_think_the_game_needs_a_bigger_shakeup_than_what/ …
Show this thread
-
That's not true at all for DotA. You need to dig way more into the figures if you want to make claims like this.
Based it on this: https://estnn.com/dota-2-is-the-outlanders-update-the-most-unpopular-update-yet/ … "In the month of August 2018, after the 7.19 update, active user numbers jumped by 7.78%." - The 7.07 update in 2017 added the game’s Turbo mode saw a gain of 4.56% after it went live, and a further gain of 5.27% active users in the follo
-
-
"We always see a lull in the concurrent player numbers between patches. But usually big post-TI patches that bring new heroes and new mechanics see a substantial increase in active players. They bring players back to the game, even if they don't draw new blood in."
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
-
-
-
Yeah and 7.00 or the latest one gutted the number of players (at least for a while, too short to tell right now for the latest). There is no definite trend regarding big patches and number of players to draw conclusions for DotA2.
-
I mean I just provided a source supporting my argument with some data. Of course basing it on the steamcharts data is limited and only Valve has the real numbers. I am just saying from the limited amount of data we have it seems to support shaking up the game.
- Show replies
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.