14 DAY TRIAL // Developer Monolith Productions has provided us with a neat infographic revealing all sorts of statistics tracking the activities that players engaged in while enjoying Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor.
The infographic covers everything, from the number of Uruks killed by players or other Uruks to the number of feasts rudely interrupted by Thalion.
The image also reveals the fact that, since the action adventure video game's release on September 30, 2014, gamers worldwide managed to enjoy close to 75 million hours in its world.
The statistics reveal that the Uruks' mortality rate is around 76 per hour, and that over 95 million unique Nemeses were created during gameplay sessions, each with their own unique names, fears, hopes and dreams.
Furthermore, the stats show that players avenged themselves by slaying the Uruk who defeated them 10.7 million times, and that gamers averaged around one death per hour.
When they weren't busy dying, players used the Sword as their weapon of choice, accounting for 34 percent of the total number of registered kills, with the bow being in second place, followed closely by the dagger.
Players who still haven't gotten enough action in Middle-earth can get the chance to take down Sauron himself in The Bright Lord DLC, due out later this week.
