Escape from Tarkov hits 200k concurrent players
Escape from Tarkov's 0.12.6 patch and the accompanying global progression wipe that reset player progress seems to have reignited interest in the survival shooter. BattleState Games says Tarkov hit 200,000 concurrent players in the days following the patch launch.
"Hello, Tarkovites," BattleState's chief Nikita Buyanov wrote on the Tarkov subreddit. "Need your opinions - how is the 0.12.6 patch, what is good, what is bad. What is needed more than before. Please, tell."
Patch 0.12.6, or 'the wipe' as players refer to it, also made some major changes to the game. Those include Steam Audio, a binaural audio system that makes it easier to tell where things are happening relative to your position and direction in the game world. The patch also changes the rules for Tarkov's economy by only allowing crafted items or items with 'found in raid' status to be sold on the flea market.
Buyanov signed off by noting a new milestone for Escape from Tarkov: "And thank you for your dedication and interest," he wrote. "We broke 200k online and made a record!"
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