Reply #1 from Offworld Forums Top

Not that we're aware of.

I would open a lobby for a couple of minutes to see if anyone will join. I'm pretty sure you could get a crew of 4 pretty quickly.

-Scott-

Galactic Civilizations III
Reply #4 from Offworld Forums Top

You can frequent this link to get an idea of how many players are in-game at any given time: http://steamcharts.com/app/271240

Typically from my observations over the last couple months there is on average <80 players in-game at any given moment and a majority of them are playing solo/offline against AI.

By my estimated guess realistically there may be 1-2 dozen players on average playing online multiplayer games at any given time, and until the price of the game drops WAY down from $40 I wouldn't expect the player pool to increase by much any time soon.

Unfortunately your best bet is to just host a game yourself and wait until other players join your game instead of waiting for someone else to host :|

Reply #5 from Offworld Forums Top

Quoting newlimsgarden, reply 4


By my estimated guess realistically there may be 1-2 dozen players on average playing online multiplayer games at any given time, and until the price of the game drops WAY down from $40 I wouldn't expect the player pool to increase by much any time soon.

End of newlimsgarden's quote

Not to be mean or anything, but this being a game based on Economy the AI is actually harder than any human player I've encounter so far. 

If you looking for a challenge just ramp up the dificulty 

Reply #6 from Offworld Forums Top
Quoting Etnos, reply 5

Not to be mean or anything, but this being a game based on Economy the AI is actually harder than any human player I've encounter so far. 

End of Etnos's quote

 

That's your personal experience, there are quite a few players that are a lot better than the AI.

 

If you're not seeing lobbies it's probably because there are none open, it seems player activity cooled down a bit recently.