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Titanfall 2's Most Popular Titans and More Revealed
Respawn Entertainment has released a new infographic for Titanfall 2 that reveals a number of key multiplayer statistics from the game's first month.
Among the stats is a rundown of the most popular Titans, presumably by playtime. In order, they are Tone, Ion, and Legion. The infographic also reveals that players have racked up the most kills with the R-201 Carbine rifle, followed by the CAR and the Hemlock. We also learn that 114 million Titans have been dropped, while Pilots have traveled 146 million KM, which is about the same as the distance from the Earth to the Sun. Check out the infographic below to learn more.
Titanfall 2's multiplayer mode is completely free right now on all platforms until December 4. You can download it and start playing by using the links below.
As announced previously, the trial includes the "full offering" of Titanfall 2's multiplayer mode, including all maps, modes, and weapons. It also includes the Angel City's Most Wanted update, which adds a remastered version of the Angel City map from Titanfall 1 and other new content.
Additionally, all progress from the trial will carry forward to the full game, should you decide to buy it. You can save big, too, as the game is marked down to $36 on PS4 and Xbox One, and $40 on PC.
For more on Titanfall 2, check out GameSpot's review and what other critics are saying.
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Among the stats is a rundown of the most popular Titans, presumably by playtime. In order, they are Tone, Ion, and Legion. The infographic also reveals that players have racked up the most kills with the R-201 Carbine rifle, followed by the CAR and the Hemlock. We also learn that 114 million Titans have been dropped, while Pilots have traveled 146 million KM, which is about the same as the distance from the Earth to the Sun. Check out the infographic below to learn more.
Titanfall 2's multiplayer mode is completely free right now on all platforms until December 4. You can download it and start playing by using the links below.As announced previously, the trial includes the "full offering" of Titanfall 2's multiplayer mode, including all maps, modes, and weapons. It also includes the Angel City's Most Wanted update, which adds a remastered version of the Angel City map from Titanfall 1 and other new content.
Additionally, all progress from the trial will carry forward to the full game, should you decide to buy it. You can save big, too, as the game is marked down to $36 on PS4 and Xbox One, and $40 on PC.
For more on Titanfall 2, check out GameSpot's review and what other critics are saying.
More...