32.19% North America = 31 043 (25.65% United States = 24 736).22.53% Europe = 21 727 (total by countries).20.95% Latin America = 20 203 (17.02% Brazil = 16 413).18.61% Southeast Asia + Oceania = 17 947 (total by countries).Total = 96 438*
*Amount of people who own the game on Steam and have launched it at least once in the last two weeks. This doesn’t show how many people actually bought the DLC.
Source: http://steamspy.com/app/372000
I can already imagine the multi-language that will spam the general chat.
Thats alot of player from VATICAN?
or is it some city in europe i dont know off.
17.02%?
We actually did ok, i heard lots of complaints regarding Founders Pack prices so i assumed most of the brazilians would join when the game went f2p.
i mean arent most vatican citizens mostly priests?
Note that it’s how many people own the game on Steam (and have it launched at least once recently), not how many bought the DLC.
… it’s the holy city of the church. An unique state in mind and body.
So the pope is playing tos too xD.
The price of Steam in our country is adapted to our currency.
The best plan costs 91.90 reais, which is about 25 dollars.
OCE? assuming some micronation in the pacific also play ToS aside from Aus and NZ
I’m confused. I could expect less from my country (brazil), but at the same time I expected more after seeing the sales.
Will wait for the first week of founders to get more solid information, but it’s really showing that when money comes to the table we fall behind.
Not doing so bad, tho.
Also, if they happen to announce EU and maybe LA server, this may change a bit 
Reminder: These charts have nothing to do with money spent on founders packs. They simply show how many people clicked the “play” button - and installed the game/hung out the main menu - while it was available for download.
Still: Good Job us!
Hope so!
Pack 1 is still topping the sellings in brazil, and pack 3 did increase a lot since yesterday.
But I don’t know how much this means, honestly =x
Edit: deleted some information I got confused about 
Which still is 1/8 of their minimun wage/month. In reference, their minimun wage per hour is 4.5 USD, USA average is 7.25 USD.
Other countries on the list are on the same situation, since Chile is on 4.7 USD, Mexico 1.6 USD, Vietnam 1.2 USD…
So isn’t that “cheap” for them, but still worth I guess, everyone has their hobbies and not everyone have the same financial status.
Can we please stop with this “common knoledge” here on tos forum that, brazilians, latinos, and other small or third country players are “poor” and belong to the “tos slums” or the “other side of the tos wall”…
This is getting ridiculous.
Based on the chart you provided, how did you come up with 10.49% for SEA and OCEANIA countries combined. It should be more than that, right? Hovering around 17 ~ 18%.
Looks like I forgot Thailand, thanks.
of course there’s so little from sea since Indonesia and vietnam or something i forgot which has more than 20.000 players ready to jump in on IToS is region blocked （・∩・）
It is the same price as a burger … Not expensive for someone who has a computer and internet. x.x
This chart isn’t keeping track of how many people own early access. Just how many people have the game installed and have opened it in the past week or two.
Should wait until April to get some real numbers.
Huh, Germany is a little higher up then i expected.
Nice info there, OP.
