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But perception is what it is when the public can see whether a big, exciting AAA release looks to be less popular than planting crops. Whether these numbers are concerning or not is entirely up to EA and Dice, the ones who can see the whole picture. And third, while maybe not a huge factor, Farming Simulator is the newer game, releasing a whole three days after Battlefield, though a little longer if you consider 2042's early access period. Although, we can factor in Game Rant's data from this weekend which had Farm Sim with 30,000 more active players. Not exactly the red-hot hours for gaming. Second, we're looking at numbers late on a Tuesday afternoon/early evening. Battlefield on PC is available in other storefronts like Origin and wouldn't be included in these stats, and it doesn't account at all for console players.

First, we aren't seeing the whole picture. Now, there are quite a few factors to consider when looking at these numbers. That's a big difference in mindshare for Steam users this week. The latest farming simulator from Giants Software introduces 3 new crop types, seasons and production chains. Active player counts will jump around throughout the day, but the important numbers to take away from this are the total daily numbers which shows almost double the daily users focused on agriculture versus those partaking in virtual war, 79,410 vs.

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