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And only 25% have gotten `Champion of Terraria` which means about 2/3rds of players did not reach the "end" of the game. That is inline with the linked article

And only 25% have gotten `Champion of Terraria` which means about 2/3rds of players did not reach the "end" of the game. That is inline with the linked article which states: > “Statistically, most players don’t finish games. We’ve all seen numbers that say something like a third [do finish games], on average," Rouse III said later in the presentation. Note: I do not play terraria and am assuming moon lord is the end game boss from here: https://terraria.fandom.com/wiki/Moon_Lord https://terraria.fandom.com/wiki/Moon_Lord

earthling8118 3y ago
It's not that simple, though, either. I've played a lot of Terraria. I've never seen the moon lord. That's because it was added a long time after I played. I did beat everything that existed, but they changed the game afterward. Obviously this isn't the case for every game but that skews the numbers too.
- xboxnolifes 3y ago
  True. After writing my comment, I realized Terraria is not the best example for a few reasons, but it's good enough to serve my original intention. I wasn't trying to contest that a large portion of people don't finish games, just that the numbers can be deceiving if you only look at completion rates. It matters whether someone drops a game 10 minutes in vs an hour in vs 10 hours in. Not just if they completed the game.