It Would Take 32 Hours To Read Every Book In The Elder Scrolls Online

It Would Take 32 Hours To Read Every Book In The Elder Scrolls Online

Bethesda just threw up this fun infographic for The Elder Scrolls Online, which officially launches tomorrow for PC and Mac. (It will be out on PS4/Xbox One in June.)

My favourite stat: since May 2011, the development team has had 162,784 cups of coffee. How did they measure that? Did Zenimax Online force every staff member to log their coffee consumption every day? Do they have coffee trackers embedded in their stomachs? Do weekends count? Do they define a “cup” by the specific measurement or were they cups of varying size? How much has that number changed since this infographic was put together? WE NEED ANSWERS, ZENIMAX.

Full infographic here:

It Would Take 32 Hours To Read Every Book In The Elder Scrolls Online

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