Henry Has Stolen Over 38 Billion Items In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

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Summary

  • Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 released some fun stats on the occasion of selling three million copies.
  • Items worth 2.4 Trillion Groschen have been stolen in all.
  • Not enough people are talking to Ignatius the sheep.

The sequel to Kingdom Come: Deliverance stands out among recent role-playing games for its exceptional quality. Although it adheres to many typical elements of the genre, it distinguishes itself with an innovative combat system and a knack for making your actions have significant, often unforeseen repercussions. This, coupled with charming characters, an intriguing narrative, and a novel setting, makes it one of the top games of the year.

The game has achieved such remarkable sales that it managed to sell 3 million copies within just 3 months after its release. To commemorate this milestone, Warhorse Studios has provided an additional infographic detailing the activities of these 3 million players in Bohemia. One particularly notable statistic is that collectively, these players have stolen items valued at roughly the GDP of a small nation.

Bohemia Has A Real Theft Problem

The statistics for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 are quite astounding, showing the immense amount of playtime fans have invested in this game. For example, long sword kills outnumber those from any other weapon by more than twice, with over 55 million enemies defeated using ranged weapons. Interestingly, only a small fraction of players seem to favor the pistole. Additionally, an impressive 387 hours have been spent by players in a drunken state within the game.

Incredibly, it’s the figures concerning clandestine activities like pilfering and burglary that stand out most. A staggering 194 million locks have been surreptitiously opened, 132 million items valued at an astounding 109 billion Groschen have been secreted away, and a massive 38 billion items have been purloined. The grand total of these ill-gotten goods? An eye-popping 2.43 trillion Groschen. One might wonder if medieval Bohemia boasted such a robust economy?

Despite the significance of other figures, it was the duration spent conversing with Ignatius the sheep that meant the most to gamers. However, Warhorse Studios found it insufficient. With the upcoming DLC on the horizon, players are eagerly anticipating returning to converse with this loquacious animal.

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2025-05-05 13:35