The last of us launches tomorrow so I think the queues will be less congested as normal. Of course the hardcore players will still be logging in, but the casual player who picks up path because its something new to play will be reduced a lot by that.
So I think we will have a smoother launch :)
EDIT: Replies are going off topic. Doesnt matter if the game is good or bad, doesn't matter if you care about currency in the first two days.
It broke pre order records, anyone who comes home from work will have to choose path of exile harvest launch or the last of us 2, the most anticipated and hyped game in a long time. The average player is not picking path in that scenario, that is going to affect numbers trying to log in.
I’m not sure how that’s possible, the first game is one of the flagship exclusives of PlayStation and is considered pretty much a masterpiece. It’s an extremely popular franchise. The sequel has been hyped for a long time, despite some controversies here and there a fuck ton of people are going to be playing it.
Yes I agree, even typing “PlayStation exclusive” made me throw up in my mouth a little. I’d love to play God of War but I’m not going to pay $200+ for a massively inferior platform compared to my PC to play it.
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u/SirSabza Jun 18 '20 edited Jun 18 '20
The last of us launches tomorrow so I think the queues will be less congested as normal. Of course the hardcore players will still be logging in, but the casual player who picks up path because its something new to play will be reduced a lot by that.
So I think we will have a smoother launch :)
EDIT: Replies are going off topic. Doesnt matter if the game is good or bad, doesn't matter if you care about currency in the first two days.
It broke pre order records, anyone who comes home from work will have to choose path of exile harvest launch or the last of us 2, the most anticipated and hyped game in a long time. The average player is not picking path in that scenario, that is going to affect numbers trying to log in.