Summary
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2is one of the best RPGs to have come out recently. While it follows many of the genre’s tropes, it also has a unique combat system as well as a knack for the consequences of your actions coming back to bite you. That, mixed withsome lovable characters, an engaging story, and a fresh setting has set it up as one of the best games of the year.
It has been so successful that it has sold three million copies in three months since launch. As a celebration of the fact, developer Warhorse Studios has shared another infographic of what these three million Henrys have been up to during their time in Bohemia. One of the stand out stats is that players have collectively stolen items worth a small country’s entire GDP.
Bohemia Has A Real Theft Problem
Some of these stats had staggering numbers, revealing just how fans have been playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. For instance, long sword kills are more than double of the next highest weapon kill count, over 55 million enemies have been killed with ranged weapons and very few prefer the pistole, a grand total of 387 hours have been spent drunk in the game.
However, the most surprising numbers are related to sneaking and stealing. Over 194 million locks have been picked, 132 million items worth 109 billion Groschen have been pocketed, and 38 billion items have been stolen. The total worth of all these stolen items? A whopping 2.43 trillion Groschen. Does medieval Bohemia even have such a good economy?
Yet, none of these numbers mattered more to players than the amount of time spent talking to Ignatius the sheep. Warhorse simply said “not enough”. With the DLC coming soon, players will be keen to go back and talk to the chatty animal.
