Ubisoft has said the recently released Skull and Bones has achieved “record player engagement” since launch, although it has yet to announce how many copies it’s sold or how many players it has.
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Maybe if they add an another A it will hit more records. AAAAA?
Can I buy groceries with engagement?
clearly the wrong audience for vinyl
Yes, they record player engagement so that they can check back on it later and look at trends over time.
Engagements can mean positive or negative.
Everyone is engaging in shitting on this game!
Reminds me when bioware put out a poll asking if mass effect 3s extended cut met expectations.
Yes… Yes it did. I expected it to be a bit meh and that’s exactly what I got.
“look they love it!”
Record lows are still records!
It’s amazing. Last year skull and bones had zero players. This year they broke that record!
Oh my God, someone’s trying to hack the servers… Call the media, tell them someone noticed us!
I mean, if nobody was playing the game before then even one person playing it now is actually “record player engagement”.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Ronald H. Coase
A great quote