Heres the latest from Hasbro about MCS.
•During the three months of the game, there was an online building boom - players purchased nearly 9 million streets and built more than 175 million buildings.
•Players enjoyed using the new sabotage elements of the game with nearly 1.8 million hazard buildings built and more than 2.5 million buildings destroyed.
•Negotiation was certainly a big part of the game for those who wanted to get ahead, but 52 percent of all offers were declined.
•While any city and street were up for grabs, there were definitely some properties that were more desirable by players than others. Here’s a snapshot of the most popular city and street searches:
Top 10 Cities Searched
1. New York City
2. Paris
3. London
4. Las Vegas
5. Tokyo
6. Miami
7. Madrid
8. Berlin
9. Barcelona
10. Los Angeles
Top 10 Streets Searched
1. Wall Street
2. Route 66
3. Broadway
4. Oxford Street
5. 5th Avenue
6. Rue De La Paix
7. Rodeo Drive
8. Times Square
9. Main Street
10. Yonge Street
Thank you again to all who played for your passion and enthusiasm for Monopoly City Streets!
Thats all we get? Months of dedication to their game and we get lamo stats that they gave us repeatedly on the MCS blog, come on Hasbro, perhaps a final top ten list or even a top 100 list, some real info would have been nice.
they have promised more on the offical blog
ReplyDelete"We will be compiling some facts and statistics from the game, including a look at the final global leaderboard, that we will share next week. Please visit www.monopoly.com to view these results."
Actual link is http://www.hasbro.com/en_GB/monopoly/
But just comes up with a load of crap.
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ReplyDeleteDuring the three months of the game, there was an online building boom - players purchased nearly 9 million streets and built more than 175 million buildings.
How are the stats from the first three months relevant which were marred by the rent change, multi-exploits, a restart, and bugs galore?
Players enjoyed using the new sabotage elements of the game with nearly 1.8 million hazard buildings built and more than 2.5 million buildings destroyed.
I wonder what percentage of the 1.8million hazards and 2.5 million demos were bots/multi-accounts.
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Negotiation was certainly a big part of the game for those who wanted to get ahead, but 52 percent of all offers were declined.
Not surprising since rejected offers were mostly from being outbidded in auctions and people using the offer/reject method for tax evasion.
I'm surprised that I'm surprised that they have found a way to disappoint and fall short of expectation even after the game is over.
Kebab, That was from the hasbro site
ReplyDeletehttp://www.hasbro.com/monopoly/en_US/discover/news/Monopoly-City-Streets-Has-Ended.cfm
Gabe, The lack of info and interest from Hasbro makes it clear how little they think of the game , it seems they may have dismissed it and given it up. We hope thats not the case but the lack of further info on the MCS blog and the minimal effort they've put into it since the end of the game make us wonder if we've seen the end of MCS