EA released user statistics about how players have led their sim-ulated lives in The Sims 4 on the anniversary of the game's launch.
Some quick hits: Players have created almost 93 million sims in the game, over the course of 27,900 cumulative years of gameplay. That's a lot for a game that launched with many beloved features from previous iterations erased from the game.
But in a release today, EA said they'd spent the past year listening to player feedback and incorporating new features.
"We saw that you wanted new job options, so we released an Update with new Careers for your Sims to enjoy," the irritatingly over-capitalized release said. "You told us you wanted more building options, so we released an Update in July with locked doors and half walls."
EA said they have a – presumably paid – expansion planned for the coming year as well.
The infographic does contain some interesting information. For instance, Sims experience a divorce rate of just 6 percent — 34 percent lower than the United States. Here it is:
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