Big F-Zero fan but the only kart racer that has ever done anything for me is Crash Team Racing, might need to check this game out. Never even heard of it lol
A full time 40hour/week job with 0 days off for holidays, vacation, or sick days would net you 2080 hours a year. This was your full time job for more than 5 years.
I dabbled in PC gaming before, but this game made me finally invest in a proper setup. And then I went crazy with mods. I have over 20 hours with the Special Edition, too. Plus like 30 minutes of the VR edition.
Why do you regret it? Just because the devs were money hungry and shot themselves in the foot doesn’t mean the time spent was wasted. Maybe wasted money, but not time!
I did waste alot of money on that I should I spent those hours on games thay were actually good instead of a moba and when the devs announced smite 2 and not many skins would be carrying over I knew they just wanted milk there player base for more money. And the player base for thay game was small now its split between 2 games
It's very sad how Valve just let Counterstrike wither away. Hundreds of these hours were on community bhop and surf servers. Until Valve killed that too. Surfing and listening to music was such a vibe.
Hasn't Deadlock only been out for the past two years? A full time job is only ~2000 working hours a year so this is the equivalent of playing it for seven years full time.
They likely used SAM to mimic game time. Thats how the top steam profile users get their hours to ridiculous numbers. IDK why but its a huge community to see who can get the biggest number while using software to simulate playing the game but never actually playing it. If you look at some of the top steam profiles they have pretty funny hour counts for their games with some of them having played specific games 24/7 for the last 100 years if their playtime was to be believed.
It is but it's so easy to get an invite. Just join a discord and ask, it's guaranteed there will be someone who hasn't used their invites yet and doesn't care about who gets them
The time is actually longer than that. I logged in to watch a tournament, but that was it. Haven't played it since 2021. It was an addiction and I've enjoyed so many singleplayer games since.
SWTOR a few months ago and I had 400 hours played (two year old account returning to PC gaming), I quit because the credit cap was too restrictive unless you subscribe. Have since put 400 hours into Runescape.
I'll probably pick it back up again next year, just got burnt out from playing too much so stopped for a while. I have over 1,000 hours if you also include console playtime.
Been playing since 2016 (haven’t played full on for awhile but boot it up every now and again) also completed it on Xbox and Switch. PC is the only one I have dead god on
Upwards of 600 hours on Factorio. I last booted it up a couple months ago. Love the game to death, but I remember why I stopped. I did NOT want to rebuild my entire Vulcanis base, but that was next on my list of things to do. I just stopped playing so that I wouldn't have to lol.
Halo MCC with 1,100 hours I think. I only started gaming like 3 years ago and along with other games that i’ve been playing I think that’s a pretty good playtime for now. I never want to uninstall it but I last played it like a week ago
just to still suck lol but really just been feeling burnt out for a little over a month now. new char came out today and the game still feels pretty stale. wish it got something to shake it up a bit.
World of Warcraft and it isn't even close. I had a mod installed which collected heaps of information about all of your chatacters(stats, talent trees, inventory, equipped gear, gold, etc etc, and how much time you've spent in game since the character was created).
I primarily played as Horde, but after a long while, I made some Alliance characters and spent a few hundred hours, at least, in those. But overall, and I think even on my main character(a warlock), I had over a year of played time. Perhaps even over 400 days in total? I can't remember. But definitely at least a year.
There was a lot of afk time, or time when I'd just be talking with guild mates either in game or through Ventrilo at the time. But that's easily my most played game ever.
I haven't played it since not long after my mum passed.. So maybe 7 or 8 years, but I did start back on vanilla WoW, back in 2005 or 2006. I can't remember if I went back after that point or not, I'd have to check the release dates of expansions, cos I don't have the last couple, and got the two most recent ones at the time for free when they upgraded everyone's accounts. If I did go back, it was still before covid hit.
Not that big a number compared to most of these replies. I only have three 100 hours games on Steam. I have more on Switch and 3DS. I only have like 10 games I ever hit 100+ hours in.
I don't even know how. I was never into fighting games before it and still not into them after. Most probably a combination of a fresh obsession that had a very high skill ceiling that had me consumed for almost a year. The feeling of improving in fighting games is addicting, but at one point you hit a plateau and it's harder to justify the time investment.
Destiny 2 with 10,572 hours. Last played in June. Went back to say goodbye essentially, since it got its final update and went into maintenance mode. I’ll miss that game forever, and all the cool people I met over the years.
Between 2 accounts, about 1500 hours in CS2 and I haven't played it in over 7 months aside from one login to see if I was on the Overwatch training program. (Anti Cheat)
Valve let Cheaters run rampant so I quit, was on the leaderboard in season 1 before the hacks got too common
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