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I would've loved to attend, and Vancouver is an awesome city.

But my wife only allows me one personal trip a year, and I already used it up for an onlyfans convention in September.

You also didn't count the units from the milestones which increase the total quite a bit as well.

I think the 4* Arena has 270 units alone every 3 days. 540 a week there. 28,080/year. 135 Units in the 6* Arena as well. 14,040/Year. 42,120 Units there.

Yes but in this titan enters Cassie, is confirmed.

Spiderman is for the next update in march.

So this titan should be:

- Mr Knight

- Silver samurai

- Dracula

- Frankencastle

- Lizard

- Cassie Lang

Since I’m here already anyway, I’ll mention that while I’ve done active player estimates in the past, it should be obvious to anyone with a brain that there has to be more than 20,000 players in the game because there are more than 20,000 players that show up in the Gladiator Circuit alone.

There’s about a million active players in the game, depending on how you count “active players” which is a discussion not worth having here. The typical mobile game spending conversion rate hovers around 5% (this is easily Googleable) so the game has something on the order of 50,000 spenders, plus or minus. Collectively, they are spending north of $200m USD a year, which works out to about $4000 USD per player per year. Of course, most spend less, some spend massively more, but that’s a decent average.

(Note: we spend more as players than Netmarble reports, because they don’t get all of our spend. Apple and Google keep 30%, xSolla keeps about 8%).

Come on guys. This isn’t a serious line of discussion. This is not even a particularly good troll.

If you walk into a restaurant, you sit down and before you even say anything, you smile at the waiter and they have a disgusting look on their face what do you do? Come on

Furthermore, have you seen how DLL treats people when they give any sort of criticism on his spotlight videos? Lol if you need a refresher go read his comment section real quick.

I can understand being excited because of all the stuff that Kabam announced but let's not downplay the experiences from people who were actually there. He paid for the ticket, a hotel, probably a plane ticket as well, he was there and you weren't. If this was his experience and it made them quit the game then it's probably true.

I personally feel like their CEO is full of it too. He says they are listening yet nothing about AI has been addressed in who knows how long.

Over 700k players scored points in crystal cleanse. Which means at least that many players exist and were active during that period. And since there was a progression minimum (I think it was proven) the actual active player count at the time must be significantly higher. And not everyone was aware of the event (every event in the game ever has had people unaware it was going on regardless of all the chatter surrounding it) and opened crystals during it.

Technically, those are accounts not players, but the vast majority of players only run one account actively. Given all the other data points we have where we can definitively state a reasonable estimate for number of players total or number of players within a certain subset (say, the subset of all players that play BG, the subset of all players that participated in AQ, the subset that participate in a certain event, etc) a million active players is probably a pretty good estimate.

A bracketing number is the 1.3 million people we know (or at least we were told) pushed the Rocket button. If there were 1.3 million at the time (and there was no beneficial reason to lie about that way back then) the idea that the game had 1.3 million active players then, and that number has decreased over time to about one million now is also a very reasonable extrapolation.

As to the revenue numbers, I haven’t looked at them closely yet as I am still in Vancouver, but the $33.8M USD would be the lowest quarter I’ve tracked, but year over year quarter comparisons are a bit tricky with MCOC, especially these days, as revenue has been a bit more sloshy than in the past. For example, 2025 Q1 numbers were higher than 2024 Q1, then 2025 Q2 were lower than 2024 Q2, and overall the net of both is roughly the same. We won’t really know the significance of the lower Q3 until we see Q4.

Also keep in mind Netmarble reports per game revenue percentages in whole numbers. That means there is as much as a 0.5% margin for error with these calculations. We really cannot say 2025Q3 is objectively lower than 2024Q1 because those numbers are well within the conversion margin for error. The report doesn’t say MCOC made $33.8M USD. It says MCOC made $33.8M USD plus or minus about $2.4M USD. Ditto 2024s numbers (with different calculated margins of course).

(Note: it doesn’t really say that either: to be technically accurate this is an estimate that does not factor in the fact we cannot reverse engineer the currency conversion properly. Back when I and Kam used to post dueling analyses, I used to make an assumption of currency conversion from USD, factoring in the dominance of the North American market, and Kabam used to assume the spread of MCOC revenue roughly reflected the spread of all Netmarble revenue from all sources, both assumptions having