Some outlets are reporting on this as if it's dire news, and sure, if you just see that number and don't think about the larger context, you might think it looks pretty bad. But here's the thing: why should we care?
In an age of live-service titles with endless seasons that are meant to make every game the only game you ever need to play for the rest of your life, we frequently hear stories of games being closed down because they couldn't retain a player base. That's what happened with Square Enix's . But there is a key difference between games like that one and games like Starfield. Starfield isn't a live-service game.
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