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> Starfield isn’t a live-service game. Like past Bethesda RPGs, it’s a single-player game with the main goal of delivering an expansive and immersive world and
by k1t 3y ago
> Starfield isn’t a live-service game. Like past Bethesda RPGs, it’s a single-player game with the main goal of delivering an expansive and immersive world and narrative to the player. You play it, you have a great time with it (or not), and you move on with your life.
All major games these days are "live-service" games because of DLCs. If you lose 97% of your players it matters because it is a huge hit to your DLC income potential.
- justinclift 3y agoThat's sounds wrong. The measured figure is for currently active players, so "losing 97%" just means they're not currently playing the game. When new DLC comes out many of the people who bought the base game will buy it. Even those not showing up as active.