Jedi Submarine 2 developer Arrowhead Game Studios has been grappling with server issues, and in the face of a weekend spike in players, it was officially announced that they have expanded their server capacity to a maximum capacity of 800,000, which is nearly 78% larger than the original capacity cap.
Johan Pilestedt, CEO of Arrowhead Game Studios, said on his personal social media account that Jedi Runner 2's servers had scaled to 800,000 in just a few hours, how crazy is that for a studio with just over 100 people? While more players can join the game, players may still face "slight queues". At the same time, the development team has started to look at some "optimizations" to improve the game experience, while others are adding more cool things to the game.
As a multiplayer game, Jedi Submarine 2 has surpassed Sony's signature God of War player peak on Steam. Although the game server still has an upper limit, after the development team's multiple patches have been repaired, the online experience of players has been much better, and it is not easy for domestic players to be able to connect directly with a high probability.