Quite simply put, the only way that Halo streamers’ follower counts can go is up. So, as long as major Halo players are continuously streaming, Halo’s present and potential interest on the market steadily grows.
Therefore, Halo can never fully die.
Thoughts?
Lol 1 or 2 new views a month: yes thats growing; but when 10 people are no longer playing halo each month. Thats shrinking… See what im saying?
Like yes the Halo 3 str8 rippin montage has 2.3 million views and only go up. But Halo 3 currently only has like 10k people; its shrunk…
The point is that mathematically, the fanbase will never fully disappear no matter what happens.
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> The point is that mathematically, the fanbase will never fully disappear no matter what happens.
With billions of people, this is a given.
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Ha exactly… How many people we want to love Halo again? 10 thousand, or over a million
It also depends on the instal numbers of Xbox one vs Xbox 360.
The problem is that the popular Halo players aren’t really that into this game. They know how to play Halo and they see that this isn’t Halo. This is a FPS Frankenstein and don’t really want to play it. They want to play Halo. Once MCC gets fixed, you’ll see the growing potential is there, and not in H5.
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> The problem is that the popular Halo players aren’t really that into this game. They know how to play Halo and they see that this isn’t Halo. This is a FPS Frankenstein and don’t really want to play it. They want to play Halo. Once MCC gets fixed, you’ll see the growing potential is there, and not in H5.
Thats true; im switching consoles back to xbox one atm; so i can play MCC when its fixed; Glad i didnt switch for the launch.