Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare has been out for three weeks now, and it's no secret that loads of people have been playing it like crazy since launch. To rub it in everyone's face, though, Call of Duty has released a handy infographic, which you can find below, that shows everyone just how much players are playing this game – and the games that came before it.
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In the first two weeks of Advanced Warfare's lifespan, players made use of the new exosuits' boost jump ability 16.1 billion times, covering enough distance to make more than 200 trips to the moon. Further, 285 million pieces of loot have dropped in those first two weeks alone, a number that looks less like a launch window statistic and more like the population of a large country.
The infographic also gives stats for the Call of Duty series as a whole, in case you forgot how popular its other games were. Since Call of Duty: Black Ops, the series has seen more than 125 million unique Gamertags and other player IDs logging into its servers. More impressive, over the course of the whole franchise, players have racked up 1 quadrillion XP, enough for almost 53 million players to reach the 15th Prestige.
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When it's not too busy bragging about its player numbers, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare has been rolling out patches to all platforms. Some were meant to add in community-requested changes, while others tried only to combat the multiplayer lag that many have been experiencing since launch.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is now available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.
