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What game have you spent the most hours playing?
- Thread starter HardRojo
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Destiny 1....by an order of magnitude. Over 1000.
Destiny 2, probably about 150 to 200. Still alot...
My next played game is Witcher 3 at 120....Then some others hanging around 80-100. Usually, Im good for about 40 hours of a came and call it quits.
Destiny 2, probably about 150 to 200. Still alot...
My next played game is Witcher 3 at 120....Then some others hanging around 80-100. Usually, Im good for about 40 hours of a came and call it quits.
MMO's are the only example I would ever do this with. I could never put 1000's of hours into a single player game like BoTW for example or even a standard MP game like CoD but MMO's are completely different. WoW is in no way the same game now as it was 15 years ago for instance and with new content every few months and new expansions every 2ish years it always has something new to do for the most part.
On Steam, my highest playtime is around 2,800 hours for Counter-Strike Source, but it didn't start counting hours until I'd already been playing for over a year (hours played was not tracked in the early days of Steam). If you count Counter-Strike betas through 1.6 as a singular game, I would have easily passed the 10,000 hour mark on Counter-Strike, even without taking Source or GO into account.
World of warcraft. I've played a shitload of skyrim too, but I played wow for about 6 years 24/7
2000 in Halo 5. Nothing else has even been in the ball park. I had a serious addiction. Like needed rehab. Fortunately I've got it under control now.
According to steam, I've played Dota 2 for about 1750 hours, so probably that.
The other other contenders are Rock Band 3 or Modern Warfare.
The other other contenders are Rock Band 3 or Modern Warfare.
WoW for sure. 20+ hours a week for 5 years.
1000 hours between Destiny 1 and 2.
Currently at 600 hours in Monster Hunter World, and counting.
1000 hours between Destiny 1 and 2.
Currently at 600 hours in Monster Hunter World, and counting.
Not much. I didn't play the game for the sex appeal.
Jill's battlesuit and Sheva's fairy costume are hot though.
I'm very similar, have 3200 or so in OSRS plus whatever my old maingame RS2 account was, so probably around 5k myself.
Skyrim at ~200 hours (over a couple versions) or Binding Isaac at ~300 over several years.
How in the world do you folks put thousands of hours into games that only came out a few years ago??
How in the world do you folks put thousands of hours into games that only came out a few years ago??
Gran Turismo 3 - Countless hours spent running laps trying to improve personal times and creating racing scenarios for myself against the AI on PS2.
Motorstorm - Joined a online community around this during PS3 launch, we all got together and pretty much played the on a nightly basis for months and a weekly basis for years... still keeping in contact (and playing games) with a lot of said people 10+ years later.
Smite - My first MOBA (via PS4), was surprised by how much more reliant it was on team-play compared to other MP games I had played up to that point. Have spent many hours just enjoying it at a casual level, playing with each character has kept the experience fresh and fun.
Destiny 1/2: Playing almost nightly to start with and then completing Raids/Nightfalls on a weekly basis as we (another game I played almost exclusively with the people I met via Motorstorm) had completed everything available. Fell off Destiny 2 far quicker than 1 however.
Motorstorm - Joined a online community around this during PS3 launch, we all got together and pretty much played the on a nightly basis for months and a weekly basis for years... still keeping in contact (and playing games) with a lot of said people 10+ years later.
Smite - My first MOBA (via PS4), was surprised by how much more reliant it was on team-play compared to other MP games I had played up to that point. Have spent many hours just enjoying it at a casual level, playing with each character has kept the experience fresh and fun.
Destiny 1/2: Playing almost nightly to start with and then completing Raids/Nightfalls on a weekly basis as we (another game I played almost exclusively with the people I met via Motorstorm) had completed everything available. Fell off Destiny 2 far quicker than 1 however.
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Pokémon Blue on gbc a single save file with close to 800 hours
Pokémon red and blue separately I played several playthroughs spanning about 12-15 each with 30 hours of gameplay so about 400 to 450 hours on each separately
600+ hours on sonic adventure 2 on GCN thanks to chao garden plus 15 or so hours on the Steam version
300+ hours of Disgaea hour of darkness on ps2 + 120 hours on the PC version
Final fantasy VII across two playthroughs on ps1 accounting up to 120 or so hours plus 70+ hours on the PC version
Same thing with FFIX via ps1 and Pc
FFIV I played a total of 10 times across snes, gba, ps1, psp, and ds versions so about close to 300 hours
FFVI I played 10 times across SNES, GBA and PS1 for 300 or so hours
Same thing with Chrono trigger but across snes and ps1 versions
Star Ocean till the end of time on ps2 for 120 hours
Left 4 Dead 2 on Steam for 160 hours
Pokémon red and blue separately I played several playthroughs spanning about 12-15 each with 30 hours of gameplay so about 400 to 450 hours on each separately
600+ hours on sonic adventure 2 on GCN thanks to chao garden plus 15 or so hours on the Steam version
300+ hours of Disgaea hour of darkness on ps2 + 120 hours on the PC version
Final fantasy VII across two playthroughs on ps1 accounting up to 120 or so hours plus 70+ hours on the PC version
Same thing with FFIX via ps1 and Pc
FFIV I played a total of 10 times across snes, gba, ps1, psp, and ds versions so about close to 300 hours
FFVI I played 10 times across SNES, GBA and PS1 for 300 or so hours
Same thing with Chrono trigger but across snes and ps1 versions
Star Ocean till the end of time on ps2 for 120 hours
Left 4 Dead 2 on Steam for 160 hours
I'm not sure which one between FFVII and Xenoblade Chronicles.
Because it's at least 300 hours each.
Because it's at least 300 hours each.
Battlefield 4 PC, 1100 hours, the only game that I played 1000+ hours and I think it will remain like that.
Has to be Call of Duty 4 for me; Steam has it tracked at 1202 hours, and I also played it for a couple years on Xbox 360. Those were the first few years it was out, so I would conservatively guess another 300-400 hours at least.
Nothing else even comes close, next in line is probably Skyrim which has 325 on steam, 70+ on Switch and probably 150-200 on X360.
Nothing else even comes close, next in line is probably Skyrim which has 325 on steam, 70+ on Switch and probably 150-200 on X360.
Over 200 hours into Skyrim.
Over 100 into FVII, FFX, Oblivion. Breath of the Wild is probably close too.
Reading the other posts in this thread, I feel inadequate.
Over 100 into FVII, FFX, Oblivion. Breath of the Wild is probably close too.
Reading the other posts in this thread, I feel inadequate.
Does Dota and League count as one game?
If they do then mobas.
If they don't then League of Legends.
If they do then mobas.
If they don't then League of Legends.