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In the first game you could easily rack up a 100 hrs if you tried to do everything in the game.
Do you plan to read diaglogue?
How fast do you read?
How well do you comprehend what you read?
Are you trying to sprint to the end or enjoy sidequests?
Playing alone?
All of these and more create a big swing on playable hours, not including replay.
Considering there are no hardcode players screaming about how short the game in in the first week of release, you can be fairly confident of the engagement to perceived value ratio being good to justify the purchase,
Next game i'll cover that lol! Also once off you got things on the ship to take care of
before you even see the mainland.....and a very nice trader{don't kill him he's got some good stuff if you got the coin}
Correction:
thread title should read "How many _HUNDREDS_ of hours of gameplay..."
Im planning to play through it 3 times. so i'll prob make 500hours by the time im bored with it.
Oh yes, if u wanna extend your playtime. dont play explorer mode. its easy peezee.
Play normal and watch as u ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ restart alot of fights