Ubisoft publishes stats celebrating one month of The Division

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• corvas Member UncommonPosts: 151

  April 2016

  so if 57.2% plays solo, why make more co-op events and not more solo events??
• Sirmatthias Member UncommonPosts: 562

  April 2016

  most people will solo the normal campaign before even doing multiplayer. hell I can even solo hard missions. so that stat is misleading to be able to draw assumptions from
• Scottgun Member UncommonPosts: 528

  April 2016

  Sirmatthias said:

  most people will solo the normal campaign before even doing multiplayer. hell I can even solo hard missions. so that stat is misleading to be able to draw assumptions from

  Exactly. It's like Destiny in that the main purposes of solo is following the story and reaching the level cap. Then you start playing the game.
• Scottgun Member UncommonPosts: 528

  April 2016 edited April 2016

  Torval said:

  Regardless of where forum posters say people "start playing the game", the fact is that nearly 60% of the time is spent solo. When devs/pubs ignore solo and small group content and players start dropping off they're puzzled.
  

  Respectfully, that doesn't overthrow my point because nearly everyone goes through the solo content because it is in a sense a gate to the end game. By the time people get to the end game, a good number can be expected to drop off for a host of different reasons. In my case, Dark Souls III managed to capture my interest. Many other reasons are possible and it is foolish to merely chalk it up to devs ignoring certain players.
• TheOctagon Member UncommonPosts: 411

  April 2016

  Scottgun said:

  Torval said:

  Regardless of where forum posters say people "start playing the game", the fact is that nearly 60% of the time is spent solo. When devs/pubs ignore solo and small group content and players start dropping off they're puzzled.
  

  Respectfully, that doesn't overthrow my point because nearly everyone goes through the solo content because it is in a sense a <b>gate to the end game.</b> By the time people get to the end game, a good number can be expected to drop off for a host of different reasons. In my case, Dark Souls III managed to capture my interest. Many other reasons are possible and it is foolish to merely chalk it up to devs ignoring certain players.

  There is no endgame. That's one of the biggest complaints about the game so far. Well, that and all the aimbots...
  
• Tasslehoff35 Member UncommonPosts: 962

  April 2016

  TheOctagon said:

  Scottgun said:

  Torval said:

  Regardless of where forum posters say people "start playing the game", the fact is that nearly 60% of the time is spent solo. When devs/pubs ignore solo and small group content and players start dropping off they're puzzled.
  

  Respectfully, that doesn't overthrow my point because nearly everyone goes through the solo content because it is in a sense a <b>gate to the end game.</b> By the time people get to the end game, a good number can be expected to drop off for a host of different reasons. In my case, Dark Souls III managed to capture my interest. Many other reasons are possible and it is foolish to merely chalk it up to devs ignoring certain players.

  There is no endgame. That's one of the biggest complaints about the game so far. Well, that and all the aimbots...
  

  The Division does have issues and you had a lot to pick from but "aimbots" isn't one of them.  
  
  It's still a good game like Destiny it has a lot of issues to work through.