Warhorse Studios is celebrating Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 selling three million copies in three months, which is an epic milestone. The phenomenal open-world RPG is probably my biggest hit of the year – now that GTA 6 has been delayed, that is.
To pay tribute to the last three months of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Warhorse Studios published an infographic on social media highlighting some key statistics. One such figure was the number of items players have stolen while exploring medieval Bohemia – some 38.5 billion items.
Nasty thieveses.
They Stoles It From Us
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is flawless when it comes to presenting an immersive, open-world environment to explore at will. That naturally means that there are plenty of dwellings, stores, warehouses, and other buildings ripe for the picking. If you’re a deft and agile individual with a penchant for a five-finger discount, you might have contributed to this immense number.
In the three months that Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has been on the market, players have callously robbed 38.5 billion items, per a post from Warhorse Studios.
I think I contributed a few thousand items to that pool, as I was sitting on tens of thousands of groschen by the time I’d completed the wedding sequence.
In addition to the 38.5 billion items stolen, players picked the pockets of 132.3 million folks wandering innocently around Bohemia.
That’s a total monetary value of 2.43 trillion groschen in stolen items. What a villainous bunch we truly are.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has one hell of a roadmap that’ll unravel over the next few months. Players are excited to soak up three major pieces of DLC, each drastically different from the last.
How many items did you steal in Kingdom Come 2? Let me know in the comments or on the Insider Gaming forum.
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Grant has been gaming for 30+ years and in the industry for 10+. You'll probably find him playing a post-apocalyptic game or an extraction shooter somewhere.
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