I played it a lot in the first year and then have come back to it at various times. I could probably get EQII into the above category if I went in and did /played on half a dozen characters. I swear I am logged in twice as long as ManicTime tracks. Once again, even my ManicTime measurement for the last three years puts me past 500 hours, and that is impressive given how much time I spend tabbed out of the game when I play. Yikes.Īfter fifteen years, this is pretty easy. And ManicTime puts me in at 775 hours played. I am going to differentiate this from WoW, in part because they have different clients, but also because all of my WoW Classic time has been tracked by ManicTime. Given all the time spent with the instance group, having played through WotLK from launch until Cataclysm, and time devoted to later expansions like Mists of Pandaria and Legion, I am probably past the 500 hour mark at least four times over, if not more. Would I bet on having played 5,000 hours? Maybe not, but it seems possible. So there could easily be more than double that invested in the game. The current running version, which represents the third one I have played, shows I have over 100 days played, which gives me 2,400 hours played at least, and that came after the last pwipe in 2002. I played this regularly, with a few breaks, from 1993 until late 2004. I started using that to measure game play time back at the start of 2019, and there are titles I have hit 500 hours with since then. My monthly ManicTime measurements enter into things as well. So I am going to break my titles out into confidence levels. So it doesn’t have to be a title that I have played for a decade, it can be a title I focused on a lot in a limited time frame.
I have 280 hours played on it, which still isn’t 500 hours, but is over half way there in under a year. I played that for a few months just a year ago. I have several games there I feel I have played thoroughly which only have 20-40 hours recorded.īut then there is something like Valheim. That is a lot, but it isn’t 500 hours.Īnd Civ V is the game I have the most time with on the Steam platform. But Steam clocks me in at just 425 hours played. I played a ton of that in the last decade. And people, myself included, often wildly overestimate how much time they really spent with a game.įor example, I figured that Civilization V would make the cut.
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There are a lot of games I have spent a lot of time playing, but have I really spent 500 hours? That is equal to a full time, 40 hour a week job for about three months. After playing video games for more than 45 years I have to have more that a few titles with which I have hit the 500 hour mark. I honestly don’t even know what the game is about.īut, as tends to happen, a side discussion about time spent with games came up with people listing out games they have spent 500+ hours playing.Īnd that is where I want to go with this.
Articles have been written, posted, and probably forgotten by this point. This apparently stemmed from the developers of Dying Light II saying that the game would require 20 hours to play through the main story, 80 hours to finish the main story and all side quests, and 500 hours to “max out” the game by going down all possible choices and whatever, which generated some minor controversy and whatever.
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