‘Destiny 2’ Finally Inevitably Hits Its Lowest Players Ever Mark

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Destiny 2

has hit a new low in terms of player count, according to data from Steam Charts. The game's average player count over the past 30 days has dropped to just over 20,000, which is the lowest it has been since the game's launch in 2017.There are a number of factors that could be contributing to this decline in player count. One possibility is that the game's latest expansion,

Beyond Light

, has not been well-received by players. The expansion has been criticized for its lack of new content, its repetitive gameplay, and its high price tag.Another possibility is that players are simply burning out on Destiny 2. The game has been out for over four years now, and it is possible that players are simply getting tired of the same old grind.Whatever the reason, the decline in player count is a worrying sign for Bungie. The game is the studio's flagship title, and it is essential to the company's financial success. If the player count continues to decline, it could put the future of Destiny 2 in jeopardy.Here are some of the key findings from the Steam Charts data:

The average player count for Destiny 2 over the past 30 days has dropped to just over 20,000.

This is the lowest player count the game has seen since its launch in 2017.

The decline in player count has been particularly pronounced since the release of the Beyond Light expansion.

The decline in player count is a worrying sign for Bungie, as Destiny 2 is the studio's flagship title.It remains to be seen whether Bungie can turn things around and increase the player count for Destiny 2. The studio has a number of updates planned for the game in the coming months, so it is possible that these updates will help to bring players back. However, if the player count continues to decline, it could put the future of Destiny 2 in jeopardy.

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