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8/18/2019 8:43:16 PM
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No, your calculation is taking into account recent daily PVE population figures. It should be based on total annual pass downloads.
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Well I can't find the figures for annual pass owners, but I'm assuming it's going to be less than 700,000. Either way, >250,000 players have still beaten Crown of Sorrow. This would INCREASE the percentage above 36%.
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Editado por Northern: 8/18/2019 8:55:23 PMMore than 700k. When the AP dropped, daily PVE figures spiked to over 1.1 million. That's around 50% of Forsakens peak PVE daily population figure. Those figures are telling, especially the AP numbers. Shortly after Bungo and Activision parted ways.
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So a quarter of those players beat CoS
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Probably slightly less, as more copies of the AP were sold.
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Either way, having at least 200,000 players raid is justifiable enough to develop them. Though I'm not sure about op's point. No raids? Less raids? Casual raids? Less endgame?
