probably way too many...he still only has one guardian character, a level 40, at like 164 or so light stat. which means he had enough time to play to get to level 40 or they made him level 40 for the twitch stream reveal, but he basically hasn't had a chance to touch any of the taken king content with his own guardian, even though he only has one. he never got a chance to do moments of triumph in year 1 either, i just started destiny in late july/early august, and i ended up one notch in progress ahead of him on that because someone carried me through the crota raid hard mode once for fun and because they wanted to prove i could do it and get through it with enough help. i ended up missing only skolas and atheon. he's also missing crota. this from someone you can tell from his posts twitch videos and e3 youtube videos loves the game and its world, and i'm told he used to manage a huge gaming clan and be really big into playing several games b4 he got hired by Bungie. so chances are his job requires him to spend way too many hours a day scanning the forums and reddit and other sources of info about the game, typing drafts of posts, attending meetings, traveling alot, press conferences, scheduling twitch reveals and planning for them, giving people tours of the building several times a week it sounds like, etcetera. its a shame he doesnt even get a chance to play except when he slow walks us around the tower during the twitch reveals. :( As far as i know Bungie only has two community managers so far, DeeJ & Cozmo, though i'm told even though he doesn't do the tasks anymore because they moved him up that technically someone named Urk is a 3rd and most senior community manager. a game that had 20 million players as of may 2015 b4 house of wolves launched...and house of wolves and taken king both have had good reviews and brought alot of people back and alot of new players, so the game likely has 30-40 million players or more by now. most games that have 1-5 million players or less have more community managers then that. even most chatrooms and message boards and websites when i was growing up had more community managers then that. that tells you how over-worked he probably is, when he can't even get a chance to play the game he loves.