Joseph George William

I signed up just to comment, how do you expect to gauge a player base without any server support in the first place? Sure you'll get a few people that will try a game without servers or without knowing there arent any, but plenty of people are smart enough to check first and it's the main reason I won't waste time installing a 20gb game just to play on 250ms+. Meanwhile look at games such as Playerunknown's Battlegrounds that offers US West, East, Canada, Europe, Asia etc. http://pubg.disquse.ru/ & it's fairly safe to assume their rapid playerbase growth wasnt just due to the popular genre, but the server support that came with it. & it's still in Early Access. Multi-region server support pushes playerbase growth. If you look at the stats, the top 3 most played games all offer decent server support..Most of them from launch. http://store.steampowered.com/stats/ A good idea might be to base server location on where potential player locations are, large populations of gamers etc. rather than trying to figure out how many people may or may not be attempting to try the game connecting at 250-300ms+. At least that way you are giving the player-base of certain regions a chance to grow. I found this thread while trying to figure out if Argo had decent server support & found my answer. Cheers.