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they will still be lots of players in the swimming pool
stence. I feel like they are damaging the launching population and popularity of PSO2 Meseta for sale Phantasy Star Online 2 for nothing.
So it doesn't matter whether the player base skews to people playing on PC it will have cross play between PC and Xbox, they will still be lots of players in the swimming pool. It's amusing that Xbox players have been begging for a long time to get some JRPGs like PS4 has plus they eventually land a fairly popular one exclusively and PS4 players are mad they do not get this 1 game after years of feasting on exclusivity for every JRPG released.I've not seen these insane PS4 players you're talking about. I am arguing from the perspective of a PC player that's worried about Phantasy Star Online 2 launching functionality, since it isn't starting on PC, and that is I think where the great majority of Phantasy Star Online 2s userbase is.
I mean that's great. My only concern is that, by being a timed-exclusive xbox one launching, it will hurt the launching of Phantasy Star Online 2 withholding it's PC launching, which is where I imagine (maybe incorrectly) that the majority of the playerbase for Phantasy Star Online 2 is. And they're doing this with no benefits (console earnings ) that timed-exclusive launches are utilized for.It's possible, but my encounter with FFXIV informs me that PC players constitute the huge majority of their western playerbase, and on account of the PS4 userbase being considerably larger than the Xbox userbase this gen, I believe that big majority is going to be split even more in favor of PC for Phantasy Star Online 2 (when it comes to Xbox One/PC split).
I agree, and that's why I am worried that the health of Phantasy Star Online 2 in launch will be somewhat poor, because it's a Xbox One exclusive. Until we receive a PC release, it could be months after Xbox release. The PC release can revitalize Phantasy Star Online 2 to keep it alive, assuming the Xbox release is as dead as I envision it. Perhaps I'm being overly pessimistic and do not know Xbox userbase enough, but I don't watch Phantasy Star Online 2 having multiple thousand users months after launch, on US Xbox.
If you're itching to play with it, there's absolutely no reason not to go play with it and get the fan translations. You wont get banned for logging in from so that you don't need a VPN somewhere that's not Japan. The translation covers most up everything to chapter 4 so you dont have to know any Japanese. Phantasy Star Online 2 is at a good spot at the moment and it's enjoyable although it is not always like the first PSO (thats a fantastic thing for the most part). It's absolutely free, so you have nothing to loose. Dont get overly invested since you will not have the ability to cheap PSO2 Meseta transfer advancement.
So it doesn't matter whether the player base skews to people playing on PC it will have cross play between PC and Xbox, they will still be lots of players in the swimming pool. It's amusing that Xbox players have been begging for a long time to get some JRPGs like PS4 has plus they eventually land a fairly popular one exclusively and PS4 players are mad they do not get this 1 game after years of feasting on exclusivity for every JRPG released.I've not seen these insane PS4 players you're talking about. I am arguing from the perspective of a PC player that's worried about Phantasy Star Online 2 launching functionality, since it isn't starting on PC, and that is I think where the great majority of Phantasy Star Online 2s userbase is.
I mean that's great. My only concern is that, by being a timed-exclusive xbox one launching, it will hurt the launching of Phantasy Star Online 2 withholding it's PC launching, which is where I imagine (maybe incorrectly) that the majority of the playerbase for Phantasy Star Online 2 is. And they're doing this with no benefits (console earnings ) that timed-exclusive launches are utilized for.It's possible, but my encounter with FFXIV informs me that PC players constitute the huge majority of their western playerbase, and on account of the PS4 userbase being considerably larger than the Xbox userbase this gen, I believe that big majority is going to be split even more in favor of PC for Phantasy Star Online 2 (when it comes to Xbox One/PC split).
I agree, and that's why I am worried that the health of Phantasy Star Online 2 in launch will be somewhat poor, because it's a Xbox One exclusive. Until we receive a PC release, it could be months after Xbox release. The PC release can revitalize Phantasy Star Online 2 to keep it alive, assuming the Xbox release is as dead as I envision it. Perhaps I'm being overly pessimistic and do not know Xbox userbase enough, but I don't watch Phantasy Star Online 2 having multiple thousand users months after launch, on US Xbox.
If you're itching to play with it, there's absolutely no reason not to go play with it and get the fan translations. You wont get banned for logging in from so that you don't need a VPN somewhere that's not Japan. The translation covers most up everything to chapter 4 so you dont have to know any Japanese. Phantasy Star Online 2 is at a good spot at the moment and it's enjoyable although it is not always like the first PSO (thats a fantastic thing for the most part). It's absolutely free, so you have nothing to loose. Dont get overly invested since you will not have the ability to cheap PSO2 Meseta transfer advancement.
