Stronghold Crusader 2 infographic counts hurled animals

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Now all we need is a bee cannon.

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I tend to stay away from infographics, but when – like this Stronghold Crusader 2 one – they contain a statistic for “Diseased animals thrown from trebuchets”, I sit up and pay attention.

Stronghold Crusader 2 was released on 23 September, and a newly-released infographic lists a whole bunch of stats from the first week of gameplay. For instance! Did you know that 150,307,469 soldiers were killed (in-game, thankfully) during that week? That’s apparently half of the estimated population of the world during the Third Crusade.

Other statistics include number of castles destroyed, total number of victories in Multiplayer and Custom Skirmishes, and a rather surprising stat for longest multiplayer game. I can honestly say I’m glad I wasn’t in that one.

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