Interesting Numbers – From Launch to Release

Hello, soldiers. The so-called season is coming to an end. The land in the game SCUM is covered with the ashes of destroyed bases, thousands of lost teeth, and tons of spent casings. Before the global wipe, we have collected simple yet interesting statistics in numbers for the entire period – a testament to your wild, beautiful, and chaotic activities.

• 323 days have passed since our server was launched. Yes, we are also shocked that we haven’t burned out yet.
• According to Battlemetrics, our server’s highest rank was 128th. And, of course, #1 in Ukraine.
• The peak online player count, according to Battlemetrics, was 62 players.
• We were visited by 3137 unique players. Some didn’t even have time to understand what was happening before they were lying naked in a field without socks.
• 743 players received welcome packs. The others, apparently, couldn’t find the button.
• 1261 tickets were opened. Some important, some strange. But all – with love.
• 89 players went on a ban-tour with a one-way ticket.
• 1635 vehicles were destroyed. Cars burned, motorcycles flew, planes – also flew… but mostly after the phrase “watch what I can do.”
• 859 flags were placed – and each of them has seen more drama than an average TV series.
• 1932 chests were buried. Someone really doesn’t want to share.
• SCUM is not The Sims. 12724 open-world kills were registered (not including car crashes). Of which:
  • The Katana took 401 lives.
  • Danny Trejo’s Machete – 457.
  • 95 times, fists and feet settled everything without weapons.
    1399 bodies were left on mines and traps.
  • The most kills occurred in sector C1 (1967), and the fewest — in C4 (99).
• “C4” was successfully crafted 124 times. How many unsuccessful attempts there were – we will never know.
• The silent trap was activated by careless players 79 times.
• The longest-distance kill shot was from 1046 meters (M82A1).
• Based on monthly victories in lockpicking, the most “surgical” record-holders turned out to be ROS_2120 – the king of gold, Maro – the silver tycoon, and Enrique – the iron champion and Killbox master.
• The bot has played for 7589 hours. And still hasn’t asked for a vacation.
• The bot fulfilled 9055 orders.

Also, just for fun, we are publishing the top 100 wealthiest players on the server. Please note: these are just raw numbers – the amount of coins recorded in the bot’s account, without considering the players’ own gold, items, and other in-game currency.