Buster Friently wrote:jett it wrote:Buster Friently wrote:Mobius Wyvern wrote:I'm thinking Google as well. Either that or Amazon, since they recently acquired Twitch and seem to be getting into bringing gaming services into their business umbrella.
Obviously, I could be wrong, but I don't honestly think any companies of that magnitude are interested in a second string, Iceland based MMO that's been losing profitability for years. And more broadly, I don't think they're interested in the company that owns that MMO and hasn't really been able to make any other product stick in the market.
CCP has been dwindling for three years now. The buyers are more likely to be some Korean MMO front house or simply a holding firm or something.
LOL they are evaluated at 995 million and you think they are doing bad?
I dont call 995 million second string. Youtube sold for 1.65 billion which is not far off.
Whether they show it or not ccp is doing very very well.
An exclusive game already with google and you KNOW that means huge bucks in the bank.
Google dont fuc* around boy, they are in the business of making huge amounts of money.
They are definitely second string. Yes, they're doing bad. Also, CCP thinks it's worth $995 million. Let's see what the number is when they eventually sell.
Take a look here:
http://eve-offline.net/?server=tranquilityThe FTP spike looks to have mostly worn off as well.
Those graphs look very successful to me, I dont really know any other games with 60,000 + players on at once.
I am pretty sure those are just eve numbers as well nothing to do with the gunjack 1 or 2 release on google daydream, which is where really big money comes in.
So you think ccp did an evaluation on themselves? I am pretty sure due dilligence companies are hired to do that sort of thing so buyers and seller dont have to.
Your right if it did sell it might not be 995 mil it could be a heck of a lot more!
Hate how you call ccp second string.
Do you also call google second string?
How about EA?
I think you are second string.
ccp is deep into VR and that is currently where huge money is not EVE or fps.
The future of gaming as we know it is VR.
Guess you never wondered why ccp gives their VR stuff top priority, releasing 2 games before a non VR game gets a single update.