PC

[hollow dagger]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[cold bridge]

No go play valo cs2

[verbal basin]

Kkkkkkkkkkkk

[verbal basin]

No, I don't go play valorant and CS2 😁

[cold bridge]

then play that when those r on pc

or u just want to stomp on bad players before they get better in this

[verbal basin]

What does it have to do with anything?
You guys are so out there, lol. If you used 2% of your brain, you would understand what I said, but since you don’t think, I’m not going to answer any more stupid questions or comments.

[tranquil sage]

It's not a bad idea, but there just isn't a way for it to be a cross platform game, so people don't choose to want to play on emulators and they won't have to separate servers for each platform (as in the case of PUBG Mobile on emulator and mobile). In Gameloop emulator matchmaking does not work well due to lack of people, I think it would be better if it were an adaptation of the game to PC as it is with "BloodStrike", more than anything it would be useful for low-resource PCs, this way they also gain an audience new), and those who play on emulators are not allowed to play it, as happens with "New State Mobile"

[verbal basin]

When I mentioned the PC version, I meant a new version for the platform, similar to Arena Blackout and VALORANT, which have separate versions for consoles and PCs that do not play against each other. Instead, the PC version features PC versus PC gameplay and controller versus controller, but there was a lack of text interpretation.

[verbal basin]

I don’t want crossplay between platforms because I know it's unfair, but the previous guys who commented don’t understand the text and keep bothering me. Why do you think people play on emulators? It’s because there isn’t a version of the game for the platform they’re using. If there was, they wouldn’t need to use an emulator; they’d just download the game and not play against mobile users. They want to separate the audiences.

[smoky mulch]

no

[verbal basin]

🫣

[buoyant walrus]

I like the idea but the audience will still be too low. The game on PC won't be as popular as there are already big franchises out there (Valorant, CS2, and even Spectre) so there would be no point to keep running it to a low audience whereas the mobile market is huge as there is no hero shooter (closest thing was hyperfront) that does this genre effectively.

And ik you will be a different case but quite often the reason people emulate or play on controller (CODM being the prime example) is so that they can vs mobile players in scrims ect to make themselves feel better. It happens all the time in dead competitive regions and it's toxic.

[verbal basin]

I believe that the audience will only increase, just like they're doing with another game from the company, which is an extraction game in the style of Tarkov. The company needs to spend money on marketing and advertising to grow the audience for the game on both platforms. But I’m not talking about emulating the game; I'm referring to having a PC version and a separate mobile version that don’t play against each other. That’s what I’m trying to explain to these people.

[patent thicket]

I don't think that's a good business idea especially they fight against a super powerful Rito & Valve on PC with Valo & CS2
Porting to PC also means that they need to make a whole new game from scratch like what Riot did with Wild Rift & Valo Mobile, that means they need to spend big amount of money and time to make PC version that I think not that beneficial

[buoyant walrus]

I see what youre saying. Although will this game really thrive in such a saturated market? Valorant, CS, Spectre: Divide was also a newly released original hero shooter that was put in beta recently so it might not take off like it will in comparison with mobile

[verbal basin]

I don't think the market is saturated because if it were, companies wouldn't make any more hero shooters. I still believe there should be more to avoid a monopoly.

[verbal basin]

I see your point, but I believe that creating a PC version could attract a different audience and increase the player base. And you mentioned resources and money—two things they definitely have because the owner of MoreFun Studios is Tencent 😅.

[patent thicket]

But are they really want to fight against their other company that's Riot, from what I know Tencent also own Riot

I think Tencent want MoreFun to release AF2 is just like why they make King of Glory, where from rumor, said that Tencent already telling Riot to make LoL mobile but don't want to

[verbal basin]

I think so, because in my last conversation with support, they mentioned that they are working on a PC version. But I believe that whether they want it or not, Tencent allows them some freedom. We've seen companies within the same group sue each other, so anything can happen.

[patent thicket]

If that's really happening & the PC version is lighter than valo, then I think I will try it tho

[verbal basin]

[smoky mulch]

Não vai acontecer, se você quiser jogar no pc, vai jogar valorant ou cs2, trazer um jogo para pc sendo o jogo de mobile e completamente estupido, obrigado!