@SaveFarris said in Free Extended Trial:
@GOtexas1 said in Free Extended Trial:
The consensus has clearly voiced their opinions with regards to subpar gameplay this year.
Objection, your Honor. Facts not in evidence.
A bunch of randos posting on a message board != "consensus clearly voiced". They have the metrics behind the scenes that tells them exactly what the user engagement rates and dropoff percentages are.
If it's significant, than you'll see major structural changes to compensate.
If it's not (as I suspect is the case), you can continue crying into your oatmeal.
Read the forums and play the game. I obviously don't have the stats on hand. However, if you take a look at sales over the last few years, obviously there's a regression (clearly sales are up in 2020 due to covid, so this is an outlier).
- 2015 MLB 15: The Show - 400,000 (PS3), 1.01 million (PS4), 40,000 (PSV)
- 2016 MLB The Show 16 - 380,000 (PS3), 960,000 (PS4)
- 2017 MLB The Show 17 - 1.16 million
- 2018 MLB The Show 18 - 1.06 million
If the game was getting better, there's a minimal chance that sales would drop ~10% on a YTY basis, especially as they have minimal competition.