Who has the most time spent on any game?

[aCRAZYllama]

I'm interested in the devotion of PC gamers. I love scouring through reviews and seeing "1160 hours spent." Now, I want to look farther than that. If you know anyone who has an astounding amount of time spent on a game or want to help in the search, message me.

[KEVYNE_KICKLIGHTER]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από May90:

1M hours equals approximately 114 years. I seriously doubt that result is legit. :p

Some games allow idling. I play Crusaders of the Lost Idols (and I see Blueberry does too...lol) it allows idling gameplay. Can be in school/work on vacation and the game is playing still. Load a couple games like that, you'll have at least 10,000hrs of game time legitly in a year.

Have over 2100hrs now since mid August in one game. It essentially runs 24/7. I only close it to play WoW.

[May90]

The person would have to idle a dozen games throughout a decade to achieve a total of 114 years though. Maybe someone is that obsessed...

[KEVYNE_KICKLIGHTER]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από May90:

The person would have to idle a dozen games throughout a decade to achieve a total of 114 years though. Maybe someone is that obsessed...

The games he plays the most, Age of Empires/DOTA2/CoH2 are around <250 days. Those games been out for years. So that evens out, about average for an active gamer over the years. I have over 500 days of playtime in WoW since 2009, and that's with months taken off to play other games. It's really not that much time when spread out over the years.

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

Any game can be idled as long as you have them open, it doesn't matter. When I'm at my computer for like 15 to 20 hours I keep the max number of games open and play a game too.

[May90]

Strange attitude. :) I like to be able to see how much time I've actually spent on every game. Don't see what I would gain from idling for 10,000 hours in a game I don't actively play: is there some kind of rewards I'm not aware of?

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από May90:

Strange attitude. :) I like to be able to see how much time I've actually spent on every game. Don't see what I would gain from idling for 10,000 hours in a game I don't actively play: is there some kind of rewards I'm not aware of?

Rewards means diffrent things to diffrent people. Just because you like to see only so called "legit hours" doesn't mean others don't like to see how many hours they can get by idling. Some people like to cheat in-game while others play fair, others like to cheat achievements others like to get them by playing.

There are some communities out there that like to compete againsted others to see who can get the most hours.

[KEVYNE_KICKLIGHTER]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από May90:

Strange attitude. :) I like to be able to see how much time I've actually spent on every game. Don't see what I would gain from idling for 10,000 hours in a game I don't actively play: is there some kind of rewards I'm not aware of?

Games like CotLI are purposely made as idle games to run while you're doing other stuff online (or offline). Why I'm playing that game so much, it doesn't interfere with posting! Currently on a run @ level 458 and it's going to take a while to get to level 600, so here chit chatting instead. :p

[BuilderBoy2701]

a friend of mine or was, he has like 40,000 hours on garrys mod for like 4 years i assume.

[KatKing (Goom47)]

I spaend 20.000+ hours in Diablo3

[sm0key.]

cool

[JoenneL]

900hrs on ark..

[ben finn]

i once saw a guy with 20,000 hours on a cs game.

[WoogieMonsutā]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

Any game can be idled as long as you have them open, it doesn't matter. When I'm at my computer for like 15 to 20 hours I keep the max number of games open and play a game too.

Don't do that.

Only idle the Max number of games when you are NOT playing anything. If you want to play something, kill one of the games being idled.
I haven't figured out "why" yet, but Playing on top of the Idle Max will actually stop some of the games from registering.

I'm attempting to address this in my personal Idler by having it auto-kill a process but I'm having issues with How it selects what to kill.

[KEVYNE_KICKLIGHTER]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από WoogieMonsutā:

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t:

Any game can be idled as long as you have them open, it doesn't matter. When I'm at my computer for like 15 to 20 hours I keep the max number of games open and play a game too.

Don't do that.

Only idle the Max number of games when you are NOT playing anything. If you want to play something, kill one of the games being idled.
I haven't figured out "why" yet, but Playing on top of the Idle Max will actually stop some of the games from registering.

I'm attempting to address this in my personal Idler by having it either auto-kill a process but I'm having issues with How it selects what to kill.

Can offline play them. But yes, running more than one game at a time it can get wonky. It's like they cancel each other out.

I do know CotLI can be played offline without even logged into Steam (must have some internal time counter, as it's ALL closed, as needed to play other games and not suck resources). Having Steam open and Blizzard's app ... not going there, as Warden can go nuts.

[TheGreatGadzy]

:)