17 Million. That is 17,000,000. That's about the amount of people who have played Destiny. 15% of that? That's 2,550,000. That's [i]far[/i] from "no one" and not dead by any stretch of the imagination. Some games don't even have a 2 million player base. So I suggest taking in some context before reaching conclusions like "PvP is dead." [b]Edit: [/b]So the pie chart indicates player time spent, not percentage of players. So let's take the 1.1billion hours and 15% that. That gives us: 165 million hours. That's a lot of time. But let's not stop there. As someone else has advised to do, let's divide that by the 17 million which gives us roughly 9 (I rounded down to be generous) hours per player. Assuming that means 9 hours total, that's not bad at all. That's a good chunk of the amount I spend gaming a w[url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/106180500/0/0]eek.[/url] "But so many kids left though," you say "17 million people don't play this game everyday." I believe this statement. So let's assume a good chunk of contributed 0 hours to the game, but as long as they played it, they're added to the 17 million. Since the 17 million number is the divisor, then the outcome would be a lot smaller the more you increase this number. So on average I'd say that the number would be the same if not greater because then if those people who contributed 0 hours weren't considered at all in the player base, than the outcome would be greater. TL; DR: No matter how you try to spin it, PvP is far from dead. [spoiler]Destiny is far from dead, too :P[/spoiler]