around 2500 hrs in Smash Ultimate
yeah I still suck lol
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Probably around 800 hours in either PUBG, TF2, or CS:GO. I don't play a lot of games.
This is a long time ago and the battery on the cart is probably dead so can't check. I remember thinking how it's over 10 days, so maybe 250 hours, game is Pokemon Silver.
2200 hours, Warframe
I have ~500 hours on Team Fortress 2
MMOs are a different class. Thousands in WoW. Second most of Chivalry: medieval warfare at about 1400 but I played that competitively.
Fallout 4's got about 325 hours on it, which is a lot for me because I hop around games a lot. However, I think it could be beat out if I knew my true numbers for Fallout 3 back when I pirated it before I got it on Steam, but they're probably both beat by World of Warcraft back in the day, I played up until after WotLK and I have no true idea how many hours I spent there.
Guild Wars 1 with about 5k hours (i would need to look up the exact number)
~1800 hours? Counterstrike GO
A few thousand on The Last Of Us, between PS3, PS4, and PS5. Such a good game.
In order, I think: Civ, Minecraft, rocket league, no man's sky, Skyrim, missile command, Mario kart, Mario 64, ocarina of time
3,237.5 hours, Star Trek Online. I recently started playing again after a 9-year hiatus, so about 2,900 of those hours are from like a decade ago.
Btw (shameless plug), we're trying to get a STO community up and running in the verse: https://kbin.social/m/sto. Any other captains around here, feel free to drop by!
I've never tried it. Should I?
You'll dig it if you're a Trek fan, especially if you like the ships. Oh lordy, there are ships. However, it's an older game, and it's very grindy/paygate-y, if you know what I mean. The game is free to play, but it really pushes microtransactions and loot boxes. I wouldn't say it's any worse than your average MMO, though.
That said though, it's a great game if you're a Trekkie. It's set in the Prime universe, picking up several years after Spock disappears in the 2009 Abrams movie. It's still in active development, with new content coming out all the time, and several actors from past shows have done voice acting for certain storylines. And the ships, holy crap, the ships...
I am still hurt by what Ubisoft did to Star Trek bridge crew. IMO it is one of the best vr games released, the game mechanics are perfect for vr.
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Minecraft, happily, and across devices it'd be hard to get something even close to the number of hours pinned down. Don't even have a count on the number of sleepless nights.
Towerfall Ascension is the game my best friends and I got good at while playing to unwind. I have something like 1100 hours on steam. We've also played on Switch, other steam copies and ps4. The number could be as high as 2000 hours.
It's 2000+ hours in civilization 6
Well, there's an F2P game called Rumble Fighter that came out back in 2006/7, which for reasons I don't understand in hindsight got its claws DEEP into me. It didn't track play time, but I'd put my hours at 8000, conservatively. 2+ hours per day, nearly every day for about 11 years.
Not a point of pride for me, but I've always taken the John Lennon's (alleged) attitude towards wasting time. So, no biggie.
I think I passed 300 in Frostpunk, maybe 400? I'm away from my PC so I can't be sure.
Cell to Singularity, 6500 hours and counting. In fairness, I don't actively play it most of the time it just runs in the background churning away.
On a non-MMO/non-online play game - 127 in AC: Odyssey
On a MMO/online play game- 3200 in Destiny 2
It's hard to tell exactly, because I've got a lot of time logged across multiple platforms, but I've got somewhere around 3500-4000 hours logged into Destiny 2 at this point.
It's my favorite game, and I hate it.
4500 in CSGO in 9 years and I'm not planning to stop any time soon.
The first time I ever played Factorio was also the first time I’d ever used a dab pen.
I sat there for 72 hours playing that game.
Time: All my life Game: Life
I have undoubtedly put hundreds (if not thousands) of hours into Tetris Attack over the years.
any idle game