looks like they're making it a pc game.
Doesn't work. Long story short, you need to compare all the apples to find the pie ones.Originally Posted by huzzug
But what would you do with considering entire data of all the apples ever produced in your country, when someone is just looking to compare what % of people (share) use one particular brand of apple (game) for cooking (PC), baking (Xbone, PS4) & doing their dishes. I'm hungry now![mad.gif]( "mad.gif")
Right, so tell me. I want to know what percentage out of total sales of Batman: AK sold on PC, PS4 & Xbone ?? How should I go about finding the answer provided all information is free & available to all.Originally Posted by Chakravant
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Doesn't work. Long story short, you need to compare all the apples to find the pie ones.Originally Posted by huzzug
But what would you do with considering entire data of all the apples ever produced in your country, when someone is just looking to compare what % of people (share) use one particular brand of apple (game) for cooking (PC), baking (Xbone, PS4) & doing their dishes. I'm hungry now![mad.gif]( "mad.gif")
Long story long, some of your Granny Smith trees are going to be heirlooms (fantastic for pies, but best for cider), while others are going to be the more common modern varietal, and really only good for eating. If you just go by brand, you're not going to catch the difference. If you just go by quality, you end up with not enough for your cider and pies. You need to compare all the apples to know what you have.
I'm astounded that this simple, fundamental, scientific concept is so aggressively fought.
I'm not sure your provided is the case, sadly. Total sales are a corporate secret, often skewed high for sales and stock price purposes. In theory, percentages might be found in some stockholder's quarterly revenue report. Even then, they wouldn't be accurate. Each game box's sales are skewed separately (promotional copies counted as sales, etc.), so the percentages are also skewed separately.Originally Posted by huzzug
Right, so tell me. I want to know what percentage out of total sales of Batman: AK sold on PC, PS4 & Xbone ?? How should I go about finding the answer provided all information is free & available to all.
Stop dodging, what if I gave you the data, I need to know how would you get to the number of % distribution of sales on multi platform releases on said platforms. Leave corporate rules & policies out of the question.Originally Posted by Chakravant
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I'm not sure your provided is the case, sadly. Total sales are a corporate secret, often skewed high for sales and stock price purposes. In theory, percentages might be found in some stockholder's quarterly revenue report. Even then, they wouldn't be accurate. Each game box's sales are skewed separately (promotional copies counted as sales, etc.), so the percentages are also skewed separately.Originally Posted by huzzug
Right, so tell me. I want to know what percentage out of total sales of Batman: AK sold on PC, PS4 & Xbone ?? How should I go about finding the answer provided all information is free & available to all.
You'd have to change corporate sales reporting law. Sorry.
It wasn't a dodge. Now that you've clarified, I'll answer. Assuming the data was solid, I'd divide the number of copies for each game box by the total number sold. That kind of division is how we come to find percentages.Originally Posted by huzzug
Stop dodging, what if I gave you the data, I need to know how would you get to the number of % distribution of sales on multi platform releases on said platforms. Leave corporate rules & policies out of the question.
That is what me and i'm assuming Masked has been arguing all along. It isn't worth it for Rocksteady to develop for a platform (in this case "PC") compared to far more profitable platform (in this case "Consoles"), because console sales far outweigh, in terms of $$ compared to PC for this game and many other multi platform games.Originally Posted by Chakravant
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It wasn't a dodge. Now that you've clarified, I'll answer. Assuming the data was solid, I'd divide the number of copies for each game box by the total number sold. That kind of division is how we come to find percentages.Originally Posted by huzzug
Stop dodging, what if I gave you the data, I need to know how would you get to the number of % distribution of sales on multi platform releases on said platforms. Leave corporate rules & policies out of the question.
Now for some reason, we've left both logic and elementary arithmetic.
I haven't followed all that's been going on in this thread - however, to piggy back on your comment, you're right, it's all return on investment.Originally Posted by huzzug
That is what me and i'm assuming Masked has been arguing all along. It isn't worth it for Rocksteady to develop for a platform (in this case "PC") compared to far more profitable platform (in this case "Consoles"), because console sales far outweigh, in terms of $$ compared to PC for this game and many other multi platform games.
Scone,Originally Posted by Silent Scone
The GW Lighting setting has quite a detrimental impact on frame rate. I can play on my TITAN X at 4K at a reasonable 45-60fps and no stuttering, but this is because of my frame buffer. The game has problems with how it handles transient buffering and it isn't discarding data efficiently which is why people with 4GB cards are really struggling to get the game to run properly.
That has to do with the Denuvo DRM build in it. It constantly reads and writes data while the game is running.Originally Posted by DrClaw
HELP is it normal if your SSD writes 40+ gigs while playing this game? i played for almost 2 hours, and it read 44 gigs in that time frame. Im using SSDReady to record how much data was read. I heard it has DRM, so i was curious if its writing too much. I have an intel 520 series 120GB. ATM, restarted pc and surfing, SSDready says expected lifetime is 2.2e+003 years. I guess thats alot, but for gaming, this is what i got.
http://cdn.overclock.net/0/07/072130cf_ssdDATA.jpeg
That's just speculation. Independent tests have actually been done that more or less prove otherwise. Please stop spreading rumor as fact.Originally Posted by Assirra
That has to do with the Denuvo DRM build in it. It constantly reads and writes data while the game is running.
