Good point!… financial year(s) in the uk are weird.Nobody's guessing as to when the financial year starts and ends... It's listed as May 31 right on their web site. And its in the financial docs.![]()
Good point!… financial year(s) in the uk are weird.Nobody's guessing as to when the financial year starts and ends... It's listed as May 31 right on their web site. And its in the financial docs.![]()
Well that's if frontier sticks to the usual pattern of final expansion dlcs.We will now whether next DLC is last by the way it's designed. If we get regular amount of animals or scenery it's good news.
I feel like this exact same thing has been said a hundred times already, but of course it is speculation, it's just not baseless speculation.I don’t read in the financial report that this will be the last DLC. I only read there will one before the end of the financial year.
It speculation that it will be the last one.
Yeah as @Captain Callum has stated, we might know. We're in new waters when it comes to Frontier, so anything could possibly shift.We will now whether next DLC is last by the way it's designed. If we get regular amount of animals or scenery it's good news.
The snowy owlIf you guys could make a single species guaranteed, what species would you choose?
While i see the logic behind that, im the end does it really matter to not "dilute" their marketing?I think it’s interesting that it’s the first time a console release is happening for a game with DLC still being developed. I honestly don’t think a DLC for PC will be released until April or even May as they’ll want full focus on console in all their marketing channels, otherwise it all gets diluted. I may be wrong. But I think it’ll be console celebration, breathing space then ending PC development with a big moment (including the DLC being a bigger offer) when console hype dies down a bit.
Come on, its Frontier we are taking about.Doesnt it make more sense to engage with both markets instead of letting the loyal pc market run dry on information?
But frontier shares the news in the same way which still can result in overcrowding posts. If they release the DLC while still wanting to focus on console release, there will be a lot of pz posts crowding my feed lolLets be real here, console and pc are completly different markets with different audiences.
Nah completly Unnessecary.But frontier shares the news in the same way which still can result in overcrowding posts. If they release the DLC while still wanting to focus on console release, there will be a lot of pz posts crowding my feed lol
And totally ignore for example the twitter, facebook and insta posts for the DLCs like usual? Seems a bit odd to do that, as it basically would mean ignoring a lot of advertisment for something they want to sell.Nah completly Unnessecary.
Tease in the forums and then just release with a post here and dum dum dum on steam like allways.
Doesnt matter who you are and if you engage with the forums or not, if you spend any time on steam you will be see the notification on the new update and dlc and are notified.
Social media does console and dlc is handled by the forum and steam and everyone is notified without any overlap in advertisement
Idk social media is such an integral part of marketing these days that it would feel wrong for frontier to just stop doing thatNah completly Unnessecary.
Tease in the forums and then just release with a post here and dum dum dum on steam like allways.
Doesnt matter who you are and if you engage with the forums or not, if you spend any time on steam you will be see the notification on the new update and dlc and are notified.
Social media does console and dlc is handled by the forum and steam and everyone is notified without any overlap in advertisement
i think you underestimate how much power social media has on these things, a lot of people only learn about the new DLC because of them, you can easily check that by just looking in the comments under any dlc announcement and see multiple comments about what animals are in the dlc, when it releases and so on. So to not advertise it on social media is just bad marketing.Ofcourse it would be a little weird, but i doubt that anyone is gonna buy the new dlc because of social media.
Nevertheless, no matter what they do leaving us in the dark is like allways a bad thing cause all we can do is bad.
That only applies if the people just do not log into steam.i think you underestimate how much power social media has on these things, a lot of people only learn about the new DLC because of them, you can easily check that by just looking in the comments under any dlc announcement and see multiple comments about what animals are in the dlc, when it releases and so on. So to not advertise it on social media is just bad marketing.
that might be the case, still not everyone logs into steam every day, but they definitely are active on social media more often and multiple times a day. Hence why many, many people only learn about a new dlc through social media, since thats where they are. For a company that is bleeding money atm it seems very countereffective to just ignore a big part of their marketing strategy all of the sudden.That only applies if the people just do not log into steam.
Its really hard to not learn about one of your games getting new content, steam makes sure to let you know as it is in their best interest to do so, so aslong as the person interacts with videogames on their pc at all they will know
To play devil's advocate to this point in particular, they did not confirm more JWE2 DLCs in the next fiscal year in their latest financial report either, but data-mining has confirmed another DLC after this one.The financial reports in the past were always pretty clear about more PDLC in the future. They referred to "PDLC in FY(NEXT FISCAL YEAR)" or in last time's case, "PDLC throughout CY2023". In all of the last few financial documents we've gotten, they did not mention anything like that. That's a clear difference from what we had before, no denying that.
But is ignoring their consumers any better?that might be the case, still not everyone logs into steam every day, but they definitely are active on social media more often and multiple times a day. Hence why many, many people only learn about a new dlc through social media, since thats where they are. For a company that is bleeding money atm it seems very countereffective to just ignore a big part of their marketing strategy all of the sudden.
i agree with you on that one, we finally need a definitive answer to what the state of the game is now. Not just to finally settle these heated debates on social media and stop the custom of calling people doom-callers for saying the game will end (so annoying and childish my god).But is ignoring their consumers any better?
Idc if they market on social media or not, i just made the Statement that who wants to know and buy the dlc will know cause somebody else doubted frontiers willingness to advertise two similar products at the same time on social media.
If we talk about what i want, i want a statement rn about if this is the last dlc or not.
Answering this question is beneficial for everyone if the answer is no and if its the last dlc and people are upset by that then we atleast got an answer and no fake hope no more.
All being silent does is make the frustration with frontier worse once the cat is out of the bag
Yes but as @Doran pointed out already, this was already in the files since the Dominion release in 2022. So with the new information we have at hand, we have no confirmation that the PDLC10 slot is guaranteed. All we know is that it's there, but we're a full year since it was discovered, and Frontier has taken loads of hits in the past year; so there's a real chance they decided to cut it off early to focus their resources on the next CMS game.To play devil's advocate to this point in particular, they did not confirm more JWE2 DLCs in the next fiscal year in their latest financial report either, but data-mining has confirmed another DLC after this one.