EQ Mobile?
Daybreak announces new investment, new H1Z1 and EverQuest mobile titles, and a new esports arena
NantWorks has obtained a controlling interest in a new joint venture with Daybreak, NantG Mobile, LLC, which has been formed to develop and publish mobile versions of Daybreak’s current games – H1Z1 and EverQuest – and to build and publish video games across all platforms.
I was going to ask if anyone had heard of NantWorks before, their website looks almost as old as EQ, NantWorks
Yeah, that he wasted a decade of his life on shit that no one wants.tyen you got something to tell us bro?
My prophecy coming to fruition
I know there has been posts on other forums about the recent sale, but here is actual numbers regarding subs.
Edit: Sorry someone posted on other forum and I didn't see.
EverQuest is bigger than EverQuest II. The EverQuest IP claims around a billion dollars in lifetime bookings, with $11.5M for EverQuest and $6.5M for EverQuest II (bookings) in the last year. Folks, EG7 straight-up gives members and MAUs: 66,000 subbers and 82K total monthly actives in EQ1, but 21,000 subbers and 29,000 monthly actives in the sequel. Yes, classic EverQuest is bigger than EQII, and most of its players do subscribe.
EQEmu itself has 250,575 accounts. Not sure of loginserver totals, or any sort of MAU/DAU/Retention metrics, but it's well above 100,000 accounts total in the database.For the effort daybreak put into those titles it's really amazing there are still 100k people "officially" playing EQ1 and 2
How many peeps has P99, anyone know?
For the effort daybreak put into those titles it's really amazing there are still 100k people "officially" playing EQ1 and 2
How many peeps has P99, anyone know?
Remember that case from forever ago where some guy was seeing EQ characters IRL and his mother was blaming the game or whatever? I wonder if he saw stuff like that augmented reality demo