The amount of people on my friends list who still play Destiny 'obsessively' has dropped sharply since Christmas - myself included. However that doesn't mean everyone has quit. I haven't and still play a bit each week. In some ways Destiny is an addiction, and a bad one at that. I'll take an example of a few people I know. They'll still go on Destiny all day on a Saturday/Sunday, even though they have nothing to gain from doing bounties/strikes , having nearly everything maxed. They intend to delete two characters and create 3 duplicates for HOW, to maximise how quickly they can get back to Max Level. They did the the same before TDB. When I ask how they can enjoy doing it, they say they doesn't - referring to the grind. While this individual only generally plays on weekends/holidays, it doesn't really strike me as healthy. I guarantee, when they're off school/work for Easter, they'll be playing non stop despite not needing anything, and not really enjoying it. In my opinion, the reason that many people have quit is this - once the addiction is broken, it is obvious how little content the game actually has. Doing the same few levels over and over is not fun - unless you can't help yourself.