Larian drops new Baldur's Gate 3 stats and you're all monsters: More non-Durge players killed Alfira than Durge and, worst of all, 9,000 people played on portrait monitors
Excuse me, I feel sick.
Baldur's Gate 3 continues to amass impressive statistics, revealing some rather peculiar facts about player behavior. In a recent post by Larian Studios, it was revealed that 500 million mods have been downloaded and 13,000 mods uploaded. The story NPC with the highest death toll was the Tiefling leader Zevlor, falling victim to players' actions 12.3 million times.
The wizard apprentice Rolan came in second place, with 8.6 million deaths. Among the bizarre stats, the Nut-Buster, simply a rock, was deployed twice in combat in the game's Creche area, while its accompanying blade, Poo-Scraper, was used four times in combat across Act 3.
A particularly disconcerting statistic showed that over 30,000 players played the game while using a portrait monitor, with 9,000 players experiencing the game in a 9:16 aspect ratio. However, the most unsettling figure is that more non-Durge players managed to murder the innocent bard Alfira than those who played as the Dark Urge character.
Alfira, a kind and blameless character encountered in the grove area during Act 1, was tragically killed more often by players who chose non-Durge playthroughs. This statistic highlights the harsh reality that many players have chosen to embrace their monstrous tendencies in Baldur's Gate 3.
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