I don't know how recently. It's either on a weekly or monthly basis, but that's how many people have played in crucible recently. That's only in PvP. I can't tell you the Pve numbers because you can't really track them. Destiny has between 500,000-800,000 people play crucible on a daily basis. This is coming from a year old game, actually it's 16 months old now. It's original competitors, evolve, advanced warfare, hardline, etc, are all far gone. Now, it's competing with a whole new generation of AAA games, and doing fairly well. It's still one of the most popular games on twitch and has one of the biggest console game subreddits. The forums here seem to think the taken king ruined Destiny and now the game is dying. Do those look like the numbers of a dying game? A game that has a playerbase in the millions? As a hardcore player of Destiny, I will admit that I am running out of content to do. That doesn't stop me from having fun with my friends when the time is right. And where people have stopped playing due to their journey ending, others have just begun. Your opinion aside, Destiny is an extremely popular game. It's not really dying and it's far from being dead. I don't know why some of you people think it is. Here's the Source: https://guardian.gg/en go to the browser version and you'll see the numbers Edit: The numbers don't lie. Deny it all you want, their daily playerbase is in the hundred thousands for crucible and may be even more altogether. That's a fact Edit: I just checked Guardian GG again, the number is now 6,182,761...it's increased Edit: it's out of individual accounts, not guardians [quote]I don't know why everyone mentions the 24 mil registered. unless they just like to make some poor arguments. here I will help some lets assume half (12) mil is on ps3/4 platforms. if you look through some achievements you see that only 57% got the achievement for decrpyting 25 engrams. that would mean roughly 6 mil has never decrpyted 25 engrams...25..that happens at what? level 10? 34.9% have earned Vanguard rank 1. and 26.8% earned Crucible rank 1. that would mean only about 4,80,0000 got vanguard to rank 1. and 3,240,000 got crucible rank 1. idk about you, but I don't count someone that doesn't have vanguard rank 1 as someone "playing the game" they bought the game and installed it, so they count towards the "24 mil" but not towards the game itself. And I could look at any game like this. only 96.8% of Playstation people that bought fallout have got the achievement Enter the Wasteland, which is really the first thing you do in the game...if you assume 12 mil bought that game as well that would mean 360,000 didn't even play the very first part. and it just gets worse from there[/quote] Failure_ Edit: Yes, I know matchmaking's a bitch, but hasn't it always been?