It didn't come out this year but halo 5 is my most played game by far. They keep adding new free content and keeping it fresh. Outside of that the rest of my top 5 most played this year are (in no order) rocket league, gears 4, overwatch, the division (even though i burned out on it quick because the end game wasn't very good)
Super Smash Bros. (N64). It's basically the official game of our house, and we probably played it on average an hour or so a day.
For games released this millennium, it's between Bloodborne and Rainbow Six: Siege. I threw probably sixty or so hours at Bloodborne (played through three times and got the plat for it), and Siege is by far my most played multiplayer game this year.
Battlefield 1 would be the most for me, which is saying something, since it just came out. 172 hours. Lol
However, The Witcher 3 is not far behind. I'd say that was roughly 150 hours this year with the Blood and Wine and a replay of the original game + Hearts of Stone.
Dark Souls 3 is actually about tied with The Witcher 3 for roughly 150 hours.
@super600: I'm at 556 hours played and at SR 146. It's pretty much impossible to get to 152. The jump from 150-151 and 151-152 is more than your previous combined XP.
I'm guessing Uncharted 4. I platinumed the game and then spent enough time in the limited multiplayer to get up to level 50. Then I jumped back in for coop and am level 28 or 29 in that.
Next up would be Amplitude followed by Destiny I suppose.
Fallout 4. I gave it a second chance but I finally ended up uninstalling it again because of technical problems. Huge time sink of a game. I think I had like 420 hours(I got the game this year).
Fallout 4. I gave it a second chance but I finally ended up uninstalling it again because of technical problems. Huge time sink of a game. I think I had like 420 hours(I got the game this year).
I'm playing Fallout 4 right now. I've had it for only a week. What kind of issues were it giving you? A little advance knowledge might help so I don't experience the same thing later on.
Fallout 4. I gave it a second chance but I finally ended up uninstalling it again because of technical problems. Huge time sink of a game. I think I had like 420 hours(I got the game this year).
I'm playing Fallout 4 right now. I've had it for only a week. What kind of issues were it giving you? A little advance knowledge might help so I don't experience the same thing later on.
I'm currently having a blast with it.
Just the usual Bethesda game random problems. The quest bugs I encountered and the getting stuck in some random geometry objects every now and then I fixed with the mod that let's you use the console on survival mode. But then I had all these random crashes and then this problem with textures just randomly becoming like random-pixelated-colors (which is apparently an AMD driver thing) it just wearied me off. When I eventually went to Nuka-World the game just really became a crash-fest and that was enough for me.
Just the usual Bethesda game random problems. The quest bugs I encountered and the getting stuck in some random geometry objects every now and then I fixed with the mod that let's you use the console on survival mode. But then I had all these random crashes and then this problem with textures just randomly becoming like random-pixelated-colors (which is apparently an AMD driver thing) it just wearied me off. When I eventually went to Nuka-World the game just really became a crash-fest and that was enough for me.
I haven't even heard of those names. I guess I'm not that far into Fallout 4 yet. ;)
I'm still using my old 4 GB GTX 770. I haven't experienced the issues you mentioned, although the fan of my 7-year old PSU just died. I doubt it's related to Fallout 4 though. So now, I have to play the game with lower settings on a laptop. No issues there, either.....so far.
Xenoblade chronicles X took a big chunk off this year, as did TW 3 with Blood & Wine. Completed UC 4 and Doom twice. Hmmm... my most played game this year was probably XCX.
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