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My Borderlands 2 had 288 hours played this morning and now has 256. My Borderlands 1 had 56 hours and I haven't played it in a couple years and it's now at 91.
I bought Bioshock 1+2 on sale this week and played Bioshock 1 for about 9 hours before I beat it. This morning it said I had 51 hours played which I knew wasn't right and right now it says I have 52 hours played on it. Gained an hour without me even launching it.
I have 42, 42 and 46 hours played on 3 games I bought from a humble bundle and haven't even launched once yet.
if you want the actual game time played until it is fixed, check on your profile or go to the store page of said game and those will display the correct times.
Thanks I will try it...
edit: Oh, apparently they fixed this in a beta update the other day! Going to give it a try... :)
Steam are a untrustworthy company.
Hope for a better service. Very disappointed.
I didn't Alt+Tab in to anything else. As stated I played it (Arma 3 Dayz Livonia bundle) for 5-10 minutes maximum, and then switched over to a Different Arma 3 game on steam instead.
I asked for a refund 8 hours later only to be denied and told I played the game for over 17+ hours (over 2 in total) which is obviously false, and the times don't even add up as that would make it 12 hours if true.
Really disappointed in steams questionable timing systems and generic email responses simply to deny the customer their statutory rights of a refund which is actually up to 30 days in UK law regardless of company policy.