Because if you do that it makes people think you have "M4D SK1LLZ" in said game. ;) How does hours played show that? in frontlines i had half the hours played of anyone in my ranking area and a better K/D than most of them...
Because if you do that it makes people think you have "M4D SK1LLZ" in said game. ;) How does hours played show that? in frontlines i had half the hours played of anyone in my ranking area and a better K/D than most of them... Sarcasm my good man.
No... I don't use xfire anymore but I never would do that. I wanted to track my ACTUAL time spent playing. That seems almost as lame as people paying for power leveling for their Xbox Gamer Score
I've only used XFire once and I didn't like it (mainly since I don't own a headset) I noticed Steam does the same thing since it tracked my hours in Half-Life 2 while I had it paused for a good half hour... the cake is a lie :x
No... I don't use xfire anymore but I never would do that. I wanted to track my ACTUAL time spent playing. That seems almost as lame as people paying for power leveling for their Xbox Gamer Scorezomglolcats
Omfg.. people actually do that? People pay power lvlers to up their gs??? that's insane!!!
Why would anyone do that, it's just a waste of power usage and electricity. :\
fudgeblood
Dosn't bother me, got 3 others PC's running at the moment. true. but running a game, especially a high end one, will increase power consumption quite a bit. i leave my pcs running for weeks, but not with games running (some of them go to sleep/hibernate, some stay on). pointless. unless theres an xfire competition for clocking your game hours. that's a slightly less pointless.
Why would anyone do that, it's just a waste of power usage and electricity. :\
Kh1ndjal
Dosn't bother me, got 3 others PC's running at the moment. true. but running a game, especially a high end one, will increase power consumption quite a bit. i leave my pcs running for weeks, but not with games running (some of them go to sleep/hibernate, some stay on). pointless. unless theres an xfire competition for clocking your game hours. that's a slightly less pointless. Well, think people have forgot that Xfire still tracks hours even when the game is minimized, meaning not taking any cpu/gpu power. I had a friend do that with GTA 4, but I think he did cause he would play 10-12hrs a day, and then just leave it running/minimized the times he's not playing. I've never done it, unless its for catching up, like say i played the game about 4-5hrs and forgot to have xfire on. Later on, I may leave the game running for a few extra hours to catch up. Leaving a more accurate hour count on my xfire.
[QUOTE="zomglolcats"]No... I don't use xfire anymore but I never would do that. I wanted to track my ACTUAL time spent playing. That seems almost as lame as people paying for power leveling for their Xbox Gamer Score-Origin-
Omfg.. people actually do that? People pay power lvlers to up their gs??? that's insane!!!
Yeah, sadly they do lol. I can't remember if it was an news item on Gamespot or somewhere else, but there's a company that will level up your Gamerscore if you pay them. lol
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