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Quote from Wargorth: “Quote from Quagga: “Quote from Wargorth: “Hmm, So your saying 7 weeks (no premium) for 700/700 on only one build. How many days in a week? And how many hours a day are we taking about? And what if I only play weekends? I quit that game in 2020 cause ping (and I felt the grind then - with premium). ” 7oRi9l3.pngnot counting the guards before the boss, 200-300k fame each of em x6 yea, famefarm in albion is hard asf lmao Seriously, people get out of the yellow zone. ” 2,470k o…
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@oMagister Would you rather play a game with a constant ping or one where it can fluctuate wildly depending upon what map you enter? I would expect the vast majority of players want a stable ping. Technically what you want is possible, but is not a viable or cost effective way to run the game. Nor does it add QoL to the playerbase.
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Quote from MeisterCaio: “i baked this game while kickstarter campaign. back in 2014 i think. this is not what i paid for. i love the idea of one server for all. because you have content everytime you play. and you have the biggest possible playerbase. maybe its a good way to reach new players in asia. but you nerf the old world. its good for you, but at the expense of the old players. ” If you think a game will remain static and not change/evolve based on gaming trends and markets...you may as w…
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You could argue that Albion West has peaked in so far as player numbers from NA/EU. Where as Asian player numbers grow, but are stifled by the high ping of 250+. The opportunity of competitively entering an Asian market where there is a strong culture of mobile gaming and willingness to spend $$$, makes it a smart business decision for SBI. Will players be upset and quit Albion? Absolutely. Will some Asian players stay on Albion West? Absolutely. But from a business growth point-of-view, losing …
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But the Asian audience does not get the opportunity to ask their questions and have these answered?
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Noting the release of an Asia server with a target audience of Asian players, you conduct a Q&A and live discussion at NA/EU timers. Issue. The timing of the Q&A was 3am Singapore/Beijing time (using the new server location as a generic timestamp). Asian players being the primary target audience are not able to participate in the discussion or ask their questions. This is something that SBI will have to become acutely aware of now they are splitting their player-base and focus. Fix. Conduct anot…
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Noting the release of an Asia server with a target audience of Asian players, you conduct a Q&A and live discussion at NA/EU timers. The timing of the Q&A was 3am Singapore time (using the new server location as a generic timestamp). How about conduct another live discussion where the new target audience is able to actually participate (something around the 12 UTC perhaps (8pm Singapore time)). This is something that SBI will have to become acutely aware of now they are splitting their player-ba…
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The biggest long term issue i see with the Asia server launch is: The exodus of current players to the new server. There are not enough EU/NA/Latin players to backfill those who left. Meanwhile, the Asia server opens up access to a potential huge new playerbase on top of those who migrate. It is clear that SBI view Asia as their flagship server with the OG arguably already culminated in terms of growth potential.
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Quote from Tenwit: “Will there be any way to check our (approximate) ping soon? Soon enough that we can decide whether or not to pay for new Founders. I'm in an area which _might_ have better ping in an Eastern server... but might not have ” you can do a generic ping test/check to SG/singapore to get an indication of what your ping may be.
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Quote from WhiskeyjackNZ: “Will fame gained from the closed beta persist once the server officially starts in March? ” You can be sure all Beta progress will be wiped before Official (EA) launch. The Beta is a stress-test for the server and to generate hype.
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Financially it makes perfect sense to expand into an Asia-based server. Arguably 250+ ping has been the key limiting factor in Albion exploding in Asia. If a server was to be created in Asia where Koreans, Chinese and SEA/OCE were all to have pings 50-100, it is highly likely the population would quickly exceed what Albion has up to this point. Also with the Asian gaming culture and a strong willingness to P2W (or gain advantage), an Asia server would likely become the primary Albion server, sup…