most hours youve put into a singeplayer game?

[owenkj]

title says it all really, for me its a tie between the witcher 3 and terraria at 159 hours each

[crunchyfrog]

☆ƧQυiяяєL♫ の投稿を引用：

crunchyfrog の投稿を引用：

I recall getting the 360 soon after seeing an article on acheivements in Edge magazine. I read the opening paragraph and deliberately didn't read the rest. It spurred me to buy the console and find out how they worked, and I was hooked. Blew my gameplay wide open.

:teddy_talk: My Xbox gamerscore brought me to Steam.

I bought GFWL LIVE games on Steam, playing them would stack achievements for my Xbox gamerscore.
For example, I got most of the Dirt 2 Xbox achieves and learned, I could stack Dirt 2 GFWL LIVE PC achieves. I could safely run these PC games on Steam without using a "NO Game DVD" hack.

After the GFWL Marketplace shut-down and several games switched over to (bleah) Steam achieves, I stayed and continued to buy lots of other PC games on Steam.

I can still play my GFWL games and unlock more achieves to add to my Xbox gamerscore, but I'm kind of nesting here on the Steam Community forum and doing a little-bit-of-this and a little-bit-of-that with PC gaming on Steam :)

That's cool to hear.

Plus, I wasn't aware that GFWL achieves still add up to your Xbox score? If so, that's cool as there's a few games I should blast through and do that with.

I love hearing people's personal history with games. It amazes me really that more don't talk about it, because we can all empathise how ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ magical some of those experiences are.

Thinking about this now has reminded me of the old Xbox "Blades" frontend and I got a little pang of nostalgia and excitement, remembering the first time I got the 360 and started earning achievements.

[☆ƧQυiяяєL♫]

On the original Xbox, I played "Black" when I was a wee lass.

That game was considered a first for it's gameplay and that was some of the game environments could be changed with explosions.

It was a WOW back then, at least for me :D

Like HL Episode 1 & 2 games with Alyx as a partner game AI, "she" was more approachable and her game character could garner player empathy.
A new first, a WOW for a game partner AI.


However, FO4 game partner AI's are problematic, I like Pipers character, it's the annoyance that "she" gets hung up on doorways and I can't get through, or the AI stupidly gets in the middle of my firing line during combat.

I had countless times when I threw a grenade, the AI jumps in front of me, the grenade bounces off AI's head and lands on my lap. Boom.

[Peter]

Mount and Blade series 1000+ hours

[Ogami]

Combined over different platforms and versions i would say "Skyrim".
Easily 1000+ hours.

Here on Steam its "7 Days to Die" i think with around 430 hours.
Even though that game has multiplayer servers i only play single player mode.
After that " Fallout 4" with around 370 hours.

Then a bunch a of strategy games like "Stellaris" , Total War : Warhammer 2" and such with around 200 hours each.


But in general its rare for me to play a game that long, usually i lose interest around 50-100 hours.

[Kanalla]

I played to much skate 3

[⚡️TOT⚡️ Krekoks®]

hmm

[Ganger]

Krekoks® の投稿を引用：

hmm

WOW, you put soo many hours into this game.. looks boring to me but what ever sinks your boat I guess

https://store.steampowered.com/app/587413/HMM_Starter_Pack/

[adz]

Dr.Shadowds 🐉 の投稿を引用：

Wow for 1500+ hours
CSS 1000+ hours
GunZ 2 1000+ hours
Warframe 1000+ hours.

Halo 1 not sure but I know I played over 2000 hours on it back when Xfire was still around.

I used to play dungeon siege 1 for hundreds of hours back in the Day I still got my disk for it.

oh man dame. i used xfire to back around 2006ish it beat steam because steam never had community features back then couldn't track playtime only xfire could and i loved xfire because it tracked like all games hour playtimes.

[adz]

☆ƧQυiяяєL♫ の投稿を引用：

crunchyfrog の投稿を引用：

I recall getting the 360 soon after seeing an article on acheivements in Edge magazine. I read the opening paragraph and deliberately didn't read the rest. It spurred me to buy the console and find out how they worked, and I was hooked. Blew my gameplay wide open.

:teddy_talk: My Xbox gamerscore brought me to Steam.

I bought GFWL LIVE games on Steam, playing them would stack achievements for my Xbox gamerscore.
For example, I got most of the Dirt 2 Xbox achieves and learned, I could stack Dirt 2 GFWL LIVE PC achieves. I could safely run these PC games on Steam without using a "NO Game DVD" hack.

After the GFWL Marketplace shut-down and several games switched over to (bleah) Steam achieves, I stayed and continued to buy lots of other PC games on Steam.

I can still play my GFWL games and unlock more achieves to add to my Xbox gamerscore, but I'm kind of nesting here on the Steam Community forum and doing a little-bit-of-this and a little-bit-of-that with PC gaming on Steam :)

i dont think all games work anymore with gfwl, my bulletstorm and black light tango down are broken cant even play them with offline account only my mortal kombat arcade kollection works offline mode. they should have patched all games similar to resident evil 5 got a fantastic patch removing gfwl drm to steamworks drm.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

adz の投稿を引用：

Dr.Shadowds 🐉 の投稿を引用：

Wow for 1500+ hours
CSS 1000+ hours
GunZ 2 1000+ hours
Warframe 1000+ hours.

Halo 1 not sure but I know I played over 2000 hours on it back when Xfire was still around.

I used to play dungeon siege 1 for hundreds of hours back in the Day I still got my disk for it.

oh man dame. i used xfire to back around 2006ish it beat steam because steam never had community features back then couldn't track playtime only xfire could and i loved xfire because it tracked like all games hour playtimes.

Yea it was great and was able to play with lot of people for Halo thanks to it, also love the fact at one time they allow uploading videos on it, I uploaded my WoW video on it.

But sad to see it all went down because they wanted to focus primarily eSports and drop the whole community aspect.

[adz]

Dr.Shadowds 🐉 の投稿を引用：

adz の投稿を引用：

oh man dame. i used xfire to back around 2006ish it beat steam because steam never had community features back then couldn't track playtime only xfire could and i loved xfire because it tracked like all games hour playtimes.

Yea it was great and was able to play with lot of people for Halo thanks to it, also love the fact at one time they allow uploading videos on it, I uploaded my WoW video on it.

But sad to see it all went down because they wanted to focus primarily eSports and drop the whole community aspect.

i think it died because remember 2007 steam implemented the community hub so playtime,stats,achievements etc. there was no room for xfire anymore. i personally think xfire was active because it was on top of the ball as in 2006 it tracked my playtime from mods of my goldsrc days, games, even had friend list also.

early days of steam the friend list was very buggy always had connection problems, i remember i added my friend from cs in 2004 and it took 1 year to talk to him in 2005 lol thats how buggy the connection was. i used alot of msn to talk to people from steam, than xfire and mIRC.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Same I used to use MSN, Yahoo and Skype as my main communication with my clan mates, and friends, met a lot of weird people on MSN back in the day, also kind of liked when they had board games add-on just like Steam used to had, kind of wish Steam bring back that board game add-on.

[Spawn of Totoro]

owenkj の投稿を引用：

title says it all really, for me its a tie between the witcher 3 and terraria at 159 hours each

About 1k hours or more, between both versions of Skyrim. Was at 600+ hours before using mods. Sadly, many hours are not shown as they were off-line, so it may be even more.

Never spent that much time in a game before. I don't play MP games much, so they have the least amount of my time of any kind of game.

[adz]

Dr.Shadowds 🐉 の投稿を引用：

Same I used to use MSN, Yahoo and Skype as my main communication with my clan mates, and friends, met a lot of weird people on MSN back in the day, also kind of liked when they had board games add-on just like Steam used to had, kind of wish Steam bring back that board game add-on.

chess game? i remember codename gorden that was fun.

you know if steam tracked my playtime from 2003 i think i would have had 10,000 hours by now between cs,tfc,dod,hldm,cz,css etc. the problem now is i lost 5 years worth of play time on my recent played because when valve implemented the tracker it was from 2007 - today.

its really in accurate for old users. but new users its fine.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

adz の投稿を引用：

Dr.Shadowds 🐉 の投稿を引用：

Same I used to use MSN, Yahoo and Skype as my main communication with my clan mates, and friends, met a lot of weird people on MSN back in the day, also kind of liked when they had board games add-on just like Steam used to had, kind of wish Steam bring back that board game add-on.

chess game? i remember codename gorden that was fun.

you know if steam tracked my playtime from 2003 i think i would have had 10,000 hours by now between cs,tfc,dod,hldm,cz,css etc. the problem now is i lost 5 years worth of play time on my recent played because when valve implemented the tracker it was from 2007 - today.

its really in accurate for old users. but new users its fine.

I think it was chess, or checkers, I remember it was one of them when Steam wa using green theme for everything, before they went black theme in 2009.

But yea I did encounter time tracking problems back in 2007, where I lost hours not sure if my hours now are correct for CSS, but I know I loved that game to death for it modding community, also from time to time I would play my console as well when no one on my favorite servers.