feynoob
the word you are ignoring is estimation.
Know one knows how many subs world of Warcraft has, because its been years since they publicly talked about it.
And no one knows it besides Acti Blizzard.
So these numbers are nothing but guesses.
Destiny 2 is on all systems, and f2p. Which attributes to higher numbers. But still falls bellow some of the biggest mmo games on pc.
Mmo is much bigger than shooter games like Destiny 2.
Destiny 2 is as much a mmorpg as call of duty.
Destiny 2 is a fps with Co op elements.
CoD is technically a bigger mmo given you can play 100 players in Warzone. Mmorpg has become a very loose term the last couple of years.
Where it were mmorpgs like EverQuest, world of Warcraft and dark age of camelot, its more or less any game with online, active user war and a xp bar at the bottom.
Guy is a content creator. He would get pissed off, when his game isn't getting enough content.
Now there is news that he is back again.
If you play a game for that long, you don't quit it easily.
What? I don't get what you are trying to say about him being pissed about his own content.
I've played since the OG wow beta, with a few months of pause here and there.
I stopped because the game went in a direction I didn't want.
Also add to that, people who grew up with WoW now has their own life with a family, kid etc
Also there's not 122 million subs. Reading the site will tell you that's the total amount of accounts and not active subs.
In 2010 they had 12 million subscribers.
Seeing they have 1 million daily players now shows only 1/10 of those from its peak, which shows you are wrong in regard of people not leaving.