Figures without actual proof. What do they call "logged in"? What "account types" do they track? Even if these values would be taken for "true" then it would be <10% of which only some are are actual "player accounts". So 90% of accounts are mostly dead even if we take these 10% here as "true" (neglecting reality). And 90% mostly dead accounts says a lot, doesn't it?8bitmaster said:take a look here: http://store.steampowered.com/stats/ and you will have your answer of how many people do actually log in. As of right...... now! there are over 2,500,000 people online (insert over 9000 joke here) so a lot more than 1% are active. That is almost 30% and its a freaking monday morning.Odjin said:I love skewed numbers. 30 Mio is LOL. How many are actually "in use"? Not even 1% for sure as any sane player uses Steam-Remover cracks to get rid of this pest called steam sticking to your legit applications. But this created account count idiocy is done at a lot of places. Important is not the number of "created" accounts but the number of actually "used" accounts... and the number of pissed off customers.
EDIT: And if you don't believe the fact about different accounts check out how many are "actually playing" using your stats there: <30'000 tops. Granted this is not all games but the 100 most played. With all others added maybe this goes up to 50'000 or 60'000 who knows but that's still very little compared to the 30M they boast about. Steam is and stays full of hot air (and DRM drama and is not properly working with some games as I can say from own experience).