The phrase "a player base" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the group of players who engage with a particular game or gaming platform.
Example: "The game's developers are constantly seeking feedback from a player base to improve the overall experience."
Alternatives: "a gaming community" or "a user base".
Ubisoft has actively harmed this game's chances of success by pushing such stuff when what it should be focusing on is building a player base.
It currently has a player base about 40 million strong.
Added benefits the team discovered during beta testing were that it forced them to make important decisions about the game's upcoming release well in advance, and that it solidified a player base.
With ambitions to keep adding stuff "a long way into the future", one can only hope that such a maligned but, underneath all the brokenness, brave game can retain enough of a player base to blossom, like the player-controlled tree avatar, into maturity.
It's a love/hate game for a player base that neither developers Bungie nor publishers Activision won't reveal the (presumably massive) scale of, and now The Taken King, which is technically not the third expansion but the kick-off to Year Two, is here to set hopefully everything bang (bang) to rights.
For the American League, the aggregate 2008 salaries for its 32 players was about $215 million, or nearly $7 million a player, based on a database compiled by USA Today.
Verbal abuse of a player based on religion, race, colour, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation or otherwise carries an entry-point sanction of four weeks.
Given verbal abuse of a player "based on religion, race, colour, national or ethnic origin" carries a minimum four-week recommended sanction, someone somewhere has badly misjudged the situation.
Verbal abuse of a player based on religion, race, colour, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation or otherwise carries an entry-point sanction of four weeks, so Marler is still likely to miss the Stade de France showdown.
In particular, we present the QuesTInSitu software implementation that includes both an editor and a player based on the IMS Question and Test Interoperability specification and GoogleMaps.
He had to, because sometimes a player based at a big club in Europe might not remember the importance of wearing a Brazil shirt.
