Sales Goal?
- Thread starter Darrosquall
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I think around 2.5 million in 12 months. With rolled up sleeves easily 3 million :IS2:
I wish I could invest in TWI... but it's a LLC. No stock. 
I will most definitely be telling every body I know about this game. I am going to try my damndest to get as many of my friends to buy it as I can.
In fact, we are going to attempt a LAN party this summer, for another new game coming out. By then HOS should be out, and I will try to convince as many of them to get it. :IS2:
I will most definitely be telling every body I know about this game. I am going to try my damndest to get as many of my friends to buy it as I can.
In fact, we are going to attempt a LAN party this summer, for another new game coming out. By then HOS should be out, and I will try to convince as many of them to get it. :IS2:
I order ten copies instantly if someone tell me a release date
Tempting, tempting.
Don't think that would be a good idea. People would try that out before buying RO2 and it might scare them of.
I hope they give OST away with a preorder and try it or gift it if you already have it.
hockeywarrior
FNG / Fresh Meat
I agree. I think RO2 will start off slow, but pick up steam over time.
I have a feeling it will be referred to as a "sleeper hit" that alot of gamers didn't see coming but will gradually gain a big following.
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hockeywarrior
FNG / Fresh Meat
Well it technically has a German campaign, so maybe we'll get lucky and Glenn Beck will call John Gibson a Nazi! lol I actually don't think that is as far fetched as one might think ...
I wish I could invest in TWI... but it's a LLC. No stock.
That's a good thing, games and the stockmarket do not good bedfellows make, trust me..
Yeah, though not as slow as Ost did, Ro2 has considderably more buzz surrounding it, so i fully expect it will move more copies on release.
But word of mouth, as is often the case, will be the real bread winner, and i'd expect to see Ro2 selling copies long after it's initial release, like Ost did, only more so, because Ost had more limited appeal (a ton of people never got past the learning curve and actually started playing it propperly, they just got frustrated and said "Nuts to this!", and probably told all their freinds to avoid it, Ro2 should do much better here).
Imediate sales go - Be profitiable and sell more copies of the game than it cost to make! If we can do like we did in RO 1 and cover this in pre-order sales I think we'll be really happy
Long Term Sales goal - Like with all our games, make a profit so all the developers are happy and the company is happy and reinvesting in the next awesome Tripwire title.
you should open pre orders on steam then.