Being able to find a match does not constitute as "going strong". There are games over a decade old that you can still find people playing online. And while the doomsayers do crop up on every game forum, they have some legitimacy here. It's clear that this game's player base has drastically decreased in the short months that it has been out, along with it's price tag. Normally that wouldn't even matter, but in this type of genre, developer's depend on continued support to keep afloat and profitable.
Why they won't tell us this game's activity numbers isn't surprising, but to anyone with a bit of common sense you know it has to be low. Other devs will gladly share that information or have in game features to show the current number of unique users that are logged in.
As for the whole "features and fixes that are coming soon", sometimes it's too little, too late. And I'd bet you everything that I own, my whole pile of dirt, that Trion will end up declaring bankruptcy. I've seen it happen countless times before to much better companies who had much better outlines for a successful product.



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