14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at Visceral Games and publisher Electronic Arts are thanking fans who took part in the testing of their upcoming Battlefield Hardline so far by delivering an infographic which shows the kind of numbers that the first-person shooter has been able to generate since it has been in the hands of the players.
The two companies say that more than 9 trillion dollars, which is about 6.4 trillion Euro, have been taken as loot in the Blood Money mode, which is more than eight times the total amount of actual currency that is circulating in the United States.
At the same time, gamers were able to destroy close to 13 million vehicles in Battlefield Hardline, with an estimated value of again trillions of dollars.
Visceral Games states in the announcement that "Yes, that is trillion with a ‘t’! Thanks for playing, and be sure to stay tuned as we reveal more Battlefield Hardline multiplayer and singleplayer details in the weeks ahead."
Battlefield Hardline is set to be launched on October 28 of this year on the PC, the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 and current-gen consoles.
The shooter will focus on the conflict between law enforcement agencies and powerful criminal cartels, both of which have access to high-powered military weapons and gear.