We have the best of two worlds: the autonomous, entrepreneurial spirit and talent of an indie developer combined with the extensive reach of a large publisher. Being part of the SEGA family gives us access to the resources to enable us to build on our legacy of innovation. We value ideas and innovation so every title we deliver is a reflection of our entire teams’ talents and passions. Basically, we believe that good work starts with a community you’re excited to spend your day with, both in and out of the studio. Relicans organize movie nights, game tournaments, life drawing, community and charity events, and more. We are curious, we strive for excellence, we build on each other’s ideas, and we celebrate each other’s great work. There is a lot of heart and passion at this studio – we get to work on projects we’re proud of and we work hard to be the best at what we do. We have a culture of kindness, transparency, and play. We have delivered rich, thoughtful strategy games throughout our history and our vision is to continue making games that people love to play. Although Im not sure if this chat actually shows the exact amount of players.We are an award-winning developer of genre-defining games like Homeworld, Dawn of War, Company of Heroes, and Age of Empires. Jump back to quoted post, 21:27 PM Fantomasas Steamcharts are counting everyone, while Relic's ingame online players only show the ones who have connected to the server. So come Saturday, card farmers have moved on, while the actual players started logging-into the game and playing, which was more than Relic servers could handle. The players who actually played the game had to download it, and it is no small game, so a lot of the players didn't even play it on Friday.
The player's jumped to the card farming on Friday, without even downloading the game, which didn't tax Relic's servers at all. This is more of the speculation, but it might explain why the servers were fine on Friday, but stuggled on Saturday. After 2-6 hours of this, your get your cards, which you can sell on Steam. You don't need to launch or download the game, the program just pretends that you are playing on Steam. Steam card farming is quite popular, and many players run the program which emulates you playing the game. I will explain why there was 160k Coh2 players on Steamcharts, and nowhere near that in the game.
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