my first thought would be 'damn, this can't be life'
I put in about 70 hours in fallout 3, I think that was the most amount of hours I ever put into a game not counting multiplayer. i put stupid amounts of time into battlefield 1943 when it first came out, fun game
Last game to do that was Persona 3 Portable. My thought was..... well, actually I didn't think about it much. time flied so fast with that game, I honestly don't know how I spend that much, especially considering that I focused on that game maybe just little more than a month.
The time I spend playing a game doesn't really phase me. If I like it I like it, and I'll continue playing. There's no limit on how much fun I want out of a game.
It'd be pretty awesome if I could play every game I own for 100+ hours.
Story-wise, never have gone over 40 (because I don't really like RPGs I mostly play action games), but the hundreds of hours I've spent on COD's multiplayer I've spent with friends so I haven't really regretted it at all :).
For me to play a game that long, it would be one of those "Where did the time go?" moments. Very rarely do I invest that kind of time in a game I don't absolutely love.
I have over 7,600 hours in Guild Wars. 100 isn't impressive in the slightest.AmazonTreeBoa
So now we're competing to see who can have the most hours in a game? And that's like 3 hours a day, every day, since the game came out. That seems a bit excessive for one game honestly.
I gave up caring about played due to MMO's, otherwise /played in WoW would be a very very scary thing.
As for non mmos, i easily put about 100 hours into KOTOR and 2, well over that into Morrowind and Oblivion each, probably close to that with Halo CE, and definitely more than that with some Zelda games like LTTP and OOT.
Well one of the only games I know for a fact I have over 100 hours in is Dragon Quest IX. After seeing I had that, I thought, "I can't beleive how much stuff left there is to do."
[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"]I have over 7,600 hours in Guild Wars. 100 isn't impressive in the slightest.cain006
So now we're competing to see who can have the most hours in a game? And that's like 3 hours a day, every day, since the game came out. That seems a bit excessive for one game honestly. Competing? What are you talking about?
It has been more than 17 years since I played Final Fantasy II on the SNES (Final Fantasy IV) and I believe that I logged in at least 100 hours on it by levelling-up all my party members to Level 99. It took me over a week to do that. Another game is a recent one: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story which took me days to level-up the Mario Brothers and Bowser to Level 99.
It has been more than 17 years since I played Final Fantasy II on the SNES (Final Fantasy IV) and I believe that I logged in at least 100 hours on it by levelling-up all my party members to Level 99. It took me over a week to do that. Another game is a recent one: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story which took me days to level-up the Mario Brothers and Bowser to Level 99.
For me to play a game that long, it would be one of those "Where did the time go?" moments. Very rarely do I invest that kind of time in a game I don't absolutely love.foxhound_fox
It has been more than 17 years since I played Final Fantasy II on the SNES (Final Fantasy IV) and I believe that I logged in at least 100 hours on it by levelling-up all my party members to Level 99. It took me over a week to do that. Another game is a recent one: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story which took me days to level-up the Mario Brothers and Bowser to Level 99.
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What was the point of getting them to level 99?Why not? Sometimes, I have a completist mentality in games that I want to do everything that is possible in a game. Unfortunately, I could not in Bowser's Inside Story because the difficulty I had with some of the optional mini-games that tested my ability to use the Mario Bros. and Bowser's special moves. Levelling up characters to their maximum level makes fighting the last boss much easiler.
I have over 100 hours in many games and I enjoyed every minute of that or I wouldn't have played that long. Money well spent I'd say. Spend $65 and get 100+ hours of fun out of it. The newest games I have are Skyrim and BF3 and I have spent 50 hours in Skyrim and about 26 on the online play in Battlefiled.
Counter Strike: Source = According to steam 584 hours
Quake 3: Arena = Don't know the right answer but I played this game for a solid 2 years
Call of Duty = Same as Quake 3, not sure how much but I know its a lot
Quake 2 = Again same as Quake 3
Battlefield 1942 = Same as quake 3
Games that came close and or I'm unsure of how long I played them for, but I'll call them 50-100 hour games:
BF2
Oblivion
BF:BC2
Forza 2
Need for Speed: Underground 2
Tony Hawks: Pro Skater 4
Mortal Kombat 3
Smack Down 2
Call of Duty 4
Super Smash Bros Melee
Mario Kart Double Dash
Borderlands
Dragon Age Origins
STALKER SoC
Rainbow Six Vegas
80% or so of the games I have played usually forget about when a newer game comes out and I probably get 20 hours out of them if I'm lucky. Its rare that a game keeps me entertained so much that I pass up games that come out after it so I can play more of it.
One game that's currently at the 60 hours mark is Skyrim and I'm certain it will join the 100+.I usualy think... "wow I love this game" when I play it to the point where I put more hours into it than 5-10 regular purchases combined.
Mixture of "Money well spent" and "This is a great game, I have problem spending this much time here" Except for one game: Runescape, where I thought "That was neither money well spent nor was it a great game, oh God kill me"
Spent over 80 hours on One Piece Unlimited Adventure single player. Still got 15% left of the game to complete it. And I'm still waiting for Unlimited Cruise to come in America.:(
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