Going by TA which has 86K, with a modest 10% of total userbase, I'd say easily over 1 million.

Xbox knows their servers are about to get dumped on! lol

Well it’s almost time for the launch :) some tips and stuff from me after 66hrs in.

1. Firstly, the tech tree is the absolute best skill tree, the entire first row is goated and you should put a point min into all them. Piloting level 3 and 4 is the only way you can create and pilot class B and C ships.

2. Size matters, the more mass your ship has will eventually require more landing pads. Also port holes actually work. 

3. You can remove any trait you don’t like after stating the game so don’t worry. 

4. Plan your builds, you ain’t hitting level 100 in 5hrs, it’ll take time, I’m level 29.

Here’s my starter ship v3.5, it’s a small class c ship now that packs a ballistic punch.

Shipping update :)

The Kid Stuff trait in Starfield is such a good trait to choose. Sending your parents 2% of your credits each week is a small price to pay for what you get. The value of the gifts they give you, which are all unique items not available anywhere else in the game except via console commands on PC, far exceeds what you send them. They are also just really friendly and give you good advice. And for my fellow Star Trek fans, you may well recognize their voices

For those who haven't played my biggest tip would be to invest in the piloting perk and steal a high-level ship early. You might have to save scum and it could take a while but the payoff is so nice. Basickly can breeze through the space portions. You won't be able to register it and upgrade it unless you have a lot of credits but it's better to have a late game ship early on anyway because eventually, you'll have the credits to register and upgrade. Oh and also if you run out of ammo the cutter shreds enemies. Even more than regular guns. You can hold LT before clicking RT and it will do more damage or when extracting resources it will extract faster.