Pity the game has no content...

Your stupid if you actually believe that is the amount of people on in a given day. The fact is that stat is probably distorted beyond belief. Take a class in statistics and find out for yourself.

[quote]Destiny averages 3.2 million players each and every day![/quote] On four consoles... Not really impressive given there are barely any other aaa games out right now. [quote]Average playtime is still right around 3 hours a day, even on weekdays, one month after launch.[/quote] Ok , this one isn't to bad. [quote]The average player plays Destiny 1.8 times a day. The average player has played Destiny 20.9 times.[/quote] What so people played for roughly 11 days and then stopped? [quote]Over the past three weeks, we’ve had more players online in Destiny than we did during the same span for Halo 3 and Halo: Reach, combined.[/quote] Well they were only on one console.

Where is the source for all this info?

I bet they won't post numbers next month ;)

Source on those "stats" ?

That doesn't mean anything. After CoD BO2 launched over 50% of the Halo 4 player base disappeared. I'm curious to see how Destiny is going to last. Source: http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=709697

As others have undoubtedly pointed out, those numbers don't mean much. There isn't much to play currently apart from Shadow of Mordor (which I got, played for a few days, beat, and now have not much of a reason to go back to it, fun game though) and Alien Isolation (whch I didn't get but again, once you beat it there isn't much of a reason to play it again). The "if you don't like it, you wouldn't be playing it" argument has numerous flaws. The thing with Destiny is that what it does right (shooting mechanics, soundtrack, the sparrow) is just enough to make the game tolerable but its numerous flaws make it very hard to enjoy the game. It's more of a daily chore for people. You log in, do the dailies, try to upgrade your gear to reach a higher level, repeat. Many people do this simply to get what they think they paid for out of Destiny. Some people just treat the game like a mindless way to waste time. I honestly don't understand how anyone [i]enjoys[/i] doing the same handful of story missions hundreds of times or strikes with bosses that play identically in practice (shoot them in the critical spot for half an hour until dead). Even if the story was good (which it certainly isn't) people would get really really tired of that. Comparisons with MMO's that have similar grinding don't stack up. WoW has hundreds of quests and when you're grinding it's because you're always working towards something. A new ability, a new mission, a new something. In Destiny you're grinding for the chance that you might get what you need, there's no direction there. lastly, the people here don't make up the majority of the gaming public who doesn't care to go to forums. Your "casual" gamer is probably playing Destiny for the reason I said first, there isn't much else to play. Even playing the game every so often casual players would still have gotten to the soft level cap by now and probably near 26 at least. I'd love to see Destiny's numbers come the holiday season after a bunch of hyped games come out and we'll see who's left in Destiny.

Ever think that the guardians that come on the forums and complain are doing so because they cant be at home fueling the destiny addiction?

Playing is not the same as liking. There aren't any other big games out right now, just wait...

Bragging about Destiny having more players in the same time span as Halo 3 and Reach. As if that means anything when Destiny is on 4 times as many platforms as they were.

"This account has not played Destiny." Do not feed the trolls people.

Yeah but Destiny doesn't have any major competition yet. Wait until MCC and AW comes out. Destiny population while drop dramatically.

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