Active Destiny 2 Players – Bungie announced some time ago that they would provide the final update for the game Destiny 2 and would focus on developing Live-Service Marathon.
And recently, the number of active Destiny 2 players on Steam has increased drastically. Why are players returning to playing this game made by Bungie which has been running for almost 10 years?
The number of active Destiny 2 players on Steam has increased drastically
Based on data from SteamDB, the number of active Destiny 2 players was previously at 28 thousand active players. However, today, the number of active players has increased drastically to 167 thousand players.
This is because Bungie has released the last update for this game, namely Monument of Triumph. Players who have stopped or are no longer playing log in to the game again to see the latest update.
Apart from that, these players are reportedly logging in in droves to say goodbye to the game they love. As a result, the game’s active players soared.
This surge certainly caused several problems where many players received errors due to the large number of players trying to log in and made the server seem unable to accommodate the players.
And indeed, this is the plan carried out by fans of the game. Reporting from Reddit for this game, there is a plan drawn up by players who want players to log in when the last update is released and make the server full.
The reason is to send a message to Sony and Bungie that Destiny fans are still loyal to the franchise and this is a form of their hope that the studio will change its mind and be able to develop the franchise again.
Beat Marathon’s Total Active Players
Interestingly, the number of active Destiny players currently far exceeds active Marathon players. Based on SteamDB data, the highest number of active players for the Marathon game is at 88 thousand players with current active players at around 16 thousand players, lower than active players for Destiny 2 before the update.
80% of Marathon players are on the Steam platform, and reportedly this is inversely proportional to Destiny 2 which has quite high active players on console platforms such as PS5 and Xbox Series so that active players for the Destiny game can be even higher.
Currently, the game has released its final update. In the future, this game will no longer receive updates, but support for the continuity of the game will still be provided.
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