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Posted 5 days ago
Arc Raiders has emerged as a surprising outlier in the realm of live service games, having maintained an astonishing 91% audience retention over the first 60 days since its release. This remarkable feat has drawn attention in an industry where the norm is a steep decline in player engagement shortly after launch. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by live service games in recent years, where many titles fail to sustain player interest, often seeing significant drop-offs within weeks. The host underscores the competitive landscape, where numerous developers have attempted to cash in on the live service model, yet only a handful have managed to forge a lasting connection with their audience. The video delves into factors contributing to Arc Raiders' success, suggesting that it may offer lessons for the industry on player retention and engagement strategies. The host reflects on the broader implications of this trend, emphasizing the need for innovation and genuine player satisfaction in the live service genre, which has been plagued by mediocrity and quick profit schemes. As the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that Arc Raiders is not just a statistical anomaly but potentially a beacon of hope for the future of live service gaming, prompting a reevaluation of what it takes to not only attract but also retain an audience over time.
today's clout shift
who's popping / who's flopping
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posting rampage rn
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