Nearing a decade of existence, Elder Scrolls Online remains a comprehensive MMORPG, but does it maintain its popularity in 2024? We explore the current player engagement in Elder Scrolls Online.
The trajectory of MMORPGs can shift from extremely popular to nearly forgotten, yet Elder Scrolls Online has managed to stay relevant. Ongoing updates, fresh classes, and regular DLCs contribute to its sustained presence in the realm of open-world gaming.
So, how many people are actually playing Elder Scrolls Online in September 2024? We’ve got an estimate of the monthly and daily count, including where it sits against similar MMOs like Guild Wars 2, Destiny 2, and World of Warcraft.
How many people play Elder Scrolls Online: Monthly count
Thanks to Activeplayer.io, which is solely an estimate, we can see that in the last 30 days, an average of 3,149,408 players logged into Elder Scrolls Online. This is a slightly lower figure than the previous 30 days.
How many people play Elder Scrolls Online: Daily count
According to MMO Population, which is again an estimate based on subscribers, we can assume that around 13,880 players log into Elder Scrolls Online per day, with a total player base of 24,350,011.
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Elder Scrolls Online’s population compared to competitors
So, while those numbers prove Elder Scrolls Online is anything but a dying MMO, it’s still best to look at the game’s performance based on other popular MMOs.
So, here’s ESO’s total player count compared to other similar games.
MMORPG | Total Player Count (Millions) |
---|---|
Elder Scrolls Online | 24.35 |
Diablo IV | 61.47 |
FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn | 59.77 |
Baldur’s Gate III | 124.85 |
World of Warcraft | 149.52 |
That’s the Elder Scrolls Online population and player count for September 2024. You can also check out the active player count of Valorant, Apex Legends and World of Warcraft.