The fastest way to get 10,000 hours on a game?

[mad respecc]

Keep the game open for 409 days

[Noa.]

keep sam achievement open and steam gonna think that you are playing a game (The game that you choosed with sam)

[Lusus Symphonia]

The best gamers are the ones with the least amount of hours on a game, take dark souls for instance, some noobs have well over 500+ hours on it while I beat it in under 100 hours.

Logic.

[Cleverhardy (She/Her)]

None. You can't get 10,000 hours without hard work and natural talent.

[We are in the Beam]

Originally posted by Cleverhardy (Doki Doki Panic):

None. You can't get 10,000 hours without hard work and natural talent.

Originally posted by Y x m m y:

Keep the game open for 409 days

[Buko22]

Even if you afk it and have it with Sam. There is a website i belive where it shows your actual playtime. I cant remember it tho. its like you put the id or smthing and it shows Hours played and actual hours played without AFK

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Originally posted by Buko22:

Even if you afk it and have it with Sam. There is a website i belive where it shows your actual playtime. I cant remember it tho. its like you put the id or smthing and it shows Hours played and actual hours played without AFK

Steam does this for some games like l4d2. On the stats page it will show your true hours.

[Dexious Emera]

get a post it note and put "10,000 hours" on your screen

[Doomerang]

Originally posted by Red Monk:

The best gamers are the ones with the least amount of hours on a game, take dark souls for instance, some noobs have well over 500+ hours on it while I beat it in under 100 hours.

Logic.

That makes no sense. Maybe they play it longer because they like it. They don't have to stop playing a game to meet your standard of satisfaction.

[tong shau ping]

IdleMaster, and just let that in for some days.

...weeks.




...or even months.

[Lusus Symphonia]

Originally posted by FireBrand:

Originally posted by Red Monk:

The best gamers are the ones with the least amount of hours on a game, take dark souls for instance, some noobs have well over 500+ hours on it while I beat it in under 100 hours.

Logic.

That makes no sense. Maybe they play it longer because they like it. They don't have to stop playing a game to meet your standard of satisfaction.

Whoosh.

[Sixtyfivekills]

Originally posted by Lone Angel:

Can someone explain the purpose of this to me? I don't see one.

Showing off? I don't know...

[Lusus Symphonia]

Originally posted by Lone Angel:

Can someone explain the purpose of this to me? I don't see one.

Apparently you need a high amount of time on a game to have "Credibility" on some game forums, I made a point on "The Forest" discussions but because of my mere hours compared to this other guy, I got a "lol stfu you only have xx hours"

[bob]

Originally posted by Dr. Sam Beckett:

Originally posted by Buko22:

Even if you afk it and have it with Sam. There is a website i belive where it shows your actual playtime. I cant remember it tho. its like you put the id or smthing and it shows Hours played and actual hours played without AFK

Steam does this for some games like l4d2. On the stats page it will show your true hours.

L4D2 also doesn't count dead/unspawned time under real hours

[Dewa]

I know of someone with 10k hours on put-put games

I question their sanity

[Sixtyfivekills]

Originally posted by Red Monk:

Originally posted by Lone Angel:

Can someone explain the purpose of this to me? I don't see one.

Apparently you need a high amount of time on a game to have "Credibility" on some game forums, I made a point on "The Forest" discussions but because of my mere hours compared to this other guy, I got a "lol stfu you only have xx hours"

People still do that?


I shouldn't be surprised, I've seen a similar situation where a guy played a console version, yet everyone was like "you don't even own the game!".