What is the average number of friends that a user has on Xbox?

Hi Barry W, my name is Daniel. I am an independent advisor who is willing to help you.

For me, it is an honor to write to you and try to help you in any way possible, for my part I will do my best to try to solve any questions/problems you are presenting.

I regret that I cannot give you this figure since I do not belong to Xbox, remember that this is a help forum for the Microsoft community where we are players like you.

I tried to do some searches with the intention of finding this information and helping you but unfortunately I didn't find anything. Although an Xbox page says you can have up to 1000 friends.

Source: https://support.xbox.com/help/friends-social-activity/friends-groups/add-friends

Best regards,
Daniel.

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the thread should be titled "The results of a sucky team against an average chopper team."

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Average? Yeah, the team was bad, but what makes my friend and I average? Elaborate, please. I would love some extensive details.

That's what I am asking. I used to see 45,000 or so on Ghosts consistently, but recently it has been in the 20s or sometimes as low as 17. Last night, there were 24,000 on. I just don't know what the average titanfall xbox one numbers are.

@fallenangel. Post your speed test numbers. I would like to see what your view is of average to above average at times.

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Don't count on that. DRM will be heavily resisted by console gamers. The lack of significant DRM is what makes consoles so attractive to the average person. The moment the average gamer takes a game to a friend's house and finds that there is a piece of
DRM stopping him from playing it on his friend's Xbox and the market will implode.

DRM has never stopped pirating, but it has annoyed the heck out of honest consumers. It is inevitability that at some point consumers will push back, and push back hard.