I don't know about nobody. It'll be Microsoft's first retail exclusive in just over 4 months, and lots of people have been waiting since 2014, so that has to count for something. I think its critical reception and audience staying power (given how little the cloud destruction seems to affect the actual gameplay in addition to the absurd lock-on gunplay) will be more of a concern than initial sales.Crackdown 3 will brag about a bunch of players but no one is gonna buy it
Microsoft will continue pushing their extremely weird and twisted "records" to make it seem better than it is.
"Record broken: 1,000,000,000 buildings destroyed in only one week!" "biggest amount of destruction in a videogame in 2019" etc