The Fall of Babylon came out earlier this month, and compared to the Old Man Ring, the game currently has no vibrancy. In the official tweet, the only reason it seems to cause any sensation is because of how bad it is. Now, publishers are trying to reassure fans that Babylon's Fall didn't die and will continue to get more updates, and they have the ability to continuously improve the quality of the game, let's take a look at the specifics.
Developer PlatinumGames said everything about the game's second season was "actually done" and was already preparing for a third season "and beyond." To prove that the developers wouldn't ditch the game, the developers released the first season roadmap, showing off a major 1.1.0 update scheduled for March 22, followed by the NieR: Automata collaboration event on March 29, and other story content at the end of April. But according to the comments section at the bottom of the tweet, fans clearly don't buy it and don't think that a few updates will pull the quality of Babylon's Fall back to the horizontal line. (Hindered by the "greetings" in the comment area, Xiaobian will not paste pictures)
Game real-time update to maintain user viscosity has a great role, this is to ensure that the game will not be bad at the root, although the game is also released on PS4 and PS5, but its PC user base has been small enough to be negligible, as of the small editor's release, from steamDB query to the data show that the peak online players in 24 hours is only 338 people, although the official commitment will be planned in the next game update, but the PC player's daily life can support the daily maintenance of "Babylon's Fall", And the game overhaul is a problem. According to experience, I feel that PC players are likely to stick to the day when the official update of the game is completed.