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>Oh right and that means the claim of seeing a >95% decline in sales in its second year is true too. It's actually more like >98%. And no this isn't normal at all. Three Houses for example sold 2.58 million in 2019 despite coming out mid year, and then was at around 3.5 million by the end of 2020, meaning its sales decline was like 60%.
Isn't that like really fucking bad for the series as a whole, that's a huge hit to the brand's reputation