Assassin’s Creed Valhalla first launched a yr in the past at present, on the tenth November 2020. The sport was greater than a bit buggy at launch — on PlayStation 4 particularly — however the title’s come a great distance during the last 12 months. Certainly, in typical Ubisoft style, Valhalla has obtained a great deal of giant updates — a lot of them including new content material to the already huge open world sport. All instructed, it has been a formidable present of assist, topped off by two stable expansions.
Anyway, to assist rejoice the title’s first anniversary, Ubisoft has revealed some loopy participant statistics. Listed below are the highlights:
- Gamers have killed 28,655,028,898 enemies
- 2,909,779,176 enemies have been assassinated
- Varin’s Axe (one of many sport’s earliest weapons) is essentially the most used weapon, adopted by the Hunnish Bow, Housecarl’s Axe, and… the Blacksmith’s Hammer
- Dive of the Valkyries is essentially the most used fight potential
- Gamers have died 524,892,993 instances
- 77% of deaths got here via fight, 8% from falls, and 6% from hearth
- 50 million pictures have been taken
- Gamers have raided 290 million instances
- Orlog (the cube sport) has been performed 75.4 million instances, and the participant win charge is 51%
- 87 million flyting matches have been had, with gamers successful 71% of the time
- 80 million ingesting video games have been performed, with gamers successful 52% of the time
Phew, some massive numbers there. The dimensions of those stats comes as no enormous shock, nonetheless — not since Ubisoft reported that Valhalla is the company’s second most profitable release ever. Protected to say that it has been successful for the writer.
And assist for Valhalla is not coming to an finish, both. Not like earlier video games within the collection, Valhalla can be getting a second yr of updates and DLC, stretching all through 2022. Little question we’ll be getting extra info within the coming months.
Within the meantime, the sport’s latest competition is kicking off on the eleventh November, and explorable Tombs of the Fallen have simply been added through the newest patch. Are you continue to enjoying Murderer’s Creed Valhalla? Hurl an axe or two within the feedback part under.
