Depending on what a 'day' is counted as, that'd average at between 12 and 36 hours per person. I guess that's moderate for a game, although pretty poor for an MMO, no?
DC Universe Online ???
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No idea.
A quick google gives me this article about MMORPG stats:
http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/gateway_demographics.html
A quick google gives me this article about MMORPG stats:
http://www.nickyee.com/daedalus/gateway_demographics.html
An average is 22 hours per week.
Silent_Buddha
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In most MMO's if you do a /play it gives you time played in days, hours, minutes.
If that is following a similar trend to every single MMO I've ever played, then a day is 24 hours of total playtime. So ~37.5 hours per person. Obviously some have probably played far more than that (50+ days) while some have probably only tried it out for an hour or two and figured it wasn't for them.
I tend to find MMO's far more economical, affordable and addictive than all other gametypes. In my last MMO, I logged in well over 90 days played in less than a year. So well over 2200+ hours for a measly 10 dollars a month. A bargain. What's amusing is that people that invest significant time into a F2P MMO, end up spending far more per month for their "free" MMO.
Of course, as you can see by my time played, addiction has its costs. Hence, I'm avoiding MMO's for the time being. And I'm not even one of the MMO types that REALLY plays them a LOT.
Regards,
SB
If that is following a similar trend to every single MMO I've ever played, then a day is 24 hours of total playtime. So ~37.5 hours per person. Obviously some have probably played far more than that (50+ days) while some have probably only tried it out for an hour or two and figured it wasn't for them.
I tend to find MMO's far more economical, affordable and addictive than all other gametypes. In my last MMO, I logged in well over 90 days played in less than a year. So well over 2200+ hours for a measly 10 dollars a month. A bargain. What's amusing is that people that invest significant time into a F2P MMO, end up spending far more per month for their "free" MMO.
Of course, as you can see by my time played, addiction has its costs. Hence, I'm avoiding MMO's for the time being. And I'm not even one of the MMO types that REALLY plays them a LOT.Regards,
SB
Was on my iPhone when I typed up that last post. ^_^
DCUO's stats is for one year. So definitely much lower than average. Their play time probably jumped when they switched to F2P model a couple of months ago. So they should publish the F2P stats separately.
EDIT: I also don't know if many will play the same MMO games in the living room. Personally, I think MMO needs to be tailored to the living room for console users.
Interview about PS4 version:
http://venturebeat.com/2013/11/05/dcuo-update-31/
Cross-play with PS3, supposedly 2000 changes.
http://venturebeat.com/2013/11/05/dcuo-update-31/
Cross-play with PS3, supposedly 2000 changes.
