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1/13/2020 3:55:48 AM
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The numbers are way down this season according to the stats on Steam anyway.
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https://steamcharts.com/app/1085660#1m Actually just the opposite. Steam shows that the numbers have been ROCK stable with a pretty consistent 100K players per day for all of December and the first half of January.
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What are you smoking this is from the link you provided. Average numbers are clearing dropping below 100k per day. Last 30 Days, 87,372.7 December 2019, 92,171.0 November 2019, 107,955.8 October 2019, 165,307.8
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Editado por TheArtist: 1/13/2020 3:37:46 PMIt called knowing how to read a chart, and how games like this trend over time. No AAA game retains all of its players. For the simple reason that most people dont want to play one game everyday. They are either too busy or they want to play other games. So most AAA games lose 40-50 percentage of their players in the first 30 days, and about 60-70 percent in their first 60 days. So for Destiny to have kept about 50 percent of their players for almost four months after a major expansion is [i]remarkably[/i] good. And those numbers are unusually stable. Very few games can match that. And the air gets really [i]thin[/i] when you start talking about games that can beat that.
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Indeed, what a shame eh? Bungie could easily fix that by not nerfing guardian abilities and weapon fun, or just not generally bringing back old content and exotics from D1.
