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Company of Heroes 2 (135 hours played) That is what steam says anyways.

However, that is not my most played game. Here is the real list with no numbers to back it up, but I know for a fact that these are the most played for me.

1. World of Warcraft

From the age of 13 -15 I spent every waking hour playing WoW. I have never been addicted to a game this badly before, and hopefully I never will again.
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2. Halo Reach

I actually had a real life friend during this time, and we would hang out at my house and play Halo Reach like no tomorrow. Plus, I was just addicted to Halo at this time. Unfortunately he stopped speaking to me for no reason and I never heard from him again... :(
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3. StarCraft

From the age of 10 - 12 I spent most of my time playing StarCraft, and it was thanks to all the cool custom maps you could play with people online.
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4. Spyro Year of the Dragon & Ripto's Rage

I love, love, love Spyro and I used to play it a ton along with Banjo Kazooie when I was younger then 10. To this day I will still replay the games. Also, A remaster is coming this year so booo ya!
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5. Sarges Heroes and the Army Men Franchise in general

These games were my first addiction to video games. I loved playing with those plastic toy army men when I was a kid, so it is not a surprise that I would fall in love with these games.
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So, what games have you sunken the most time into??

Warframe - ~750 hours. Free online cooperative multiplayer action game with tons of highly customizable, unique and inventive melee and projectile weapons and characters. Once you get past the somewhat steep initial learning curve (there are more than one) you'll find an amazing and rewarding experience.

Witcher 3 - 400+ hours. Greatest game ever made!!!!!!!!!

Skyrim - ~200 hours

Fallout 4 - ~200 hours

Pokemon Puzzle League / Tetris Attack - untold hours

If we're talking most time played of all time..

Team Fortress 2 ~ 2k hours.. it's been a while since I've played though

More recently I've been into Rocket League and Minecraft, both with about 300+ hours apiece


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Also a WoW addict.  :laugh:
I put 3 years into that game before I finally ended my subscription due to college taking most of my time. But I miss it a lot, I really do. But I'm not working now so I don't want to pay money for it. Near the end of my playing I kinda just faded off to the point where it was like why am I even paying for this anymore? But for like the first year I played pretty much 8 hrs a day every day XD

But outside of that the most time I had in games are probably the Dark Souls series.
I have 300 or more hours IN EACH of the 3 games XD
I just really like those games (as I've told you before). There is just something about them with me that I connect to.

Quote from: PollyQMcLovely on April 21, 2018, 10:30:58 PM
Warframe - ~750 hours. Free online cooperative multiplayer action game with tons of highly customizable, unique and inventive melee and projectile weapons and characters. Once you get past the somewhat steep initial learning curve (there are more than one) you'll find an amazing and rewarding experience.

Witcher 3 - 400+ hours. Greatest game ever made!!!!!!!!!

Skyrim - ~200 hours

Fallout 4 - ~200 hours

Pokemon Puzzle League / Tetris Attack - untold hours

I have heard of Warframe before! I have thought about playing it for awhile now but I keep procrastinating on actually trying it out. It sounds like a great game!

The only game I played on your list is Tetris. Tetris rocks!

Quote from: Sam314 on April 22, 2018, 12:30:19 AM
Also a WoW addict.  :laugh:
I put 3 years into that game before I finally ended my subscription due to college taking most of my time. But I miss it a lot, I really do. But I'm not working now so I don't want to pay money for it. Near the end of my playing I kinda just faded off to the point where it was like why am I even paying for this anymore? But for like the first year I played pretty much 8 hrs a day every day XD

But outside of that the most time I had in games are probably the Dark Souls series.
I have 300 or more hours IN EACH of the 3 games XD
I just really like those games (as I've told you before). There is just something about them with me that I connect to.

Wow, your WoW situation is almost like a mirror of mine. I would play it again if it was not for the subscription. There is also the fact that I do not own Legion, and I would rather not pay for that and Battle for Azeroth. Those allied races look pretty cool though!

That is a pretty crazy amount of time put into Dark Souls. I would get it if I had money, but it looks like I will have to wait till the holidays lol.

Quote from: TicTac on April 22, 2018, 01:58:25 AM
Wow, your WoW situation is almost like a mirror of mine. I would play it again if it was not for the subscription. There is also the fact that I do not own Legion, and I would rather not pay for that and Battle for Azeroth. Those allied races look pretty cool though!

That is a pretty crazy amount of time put into Dark Souls. I would get it if I had money, but it looks like I will have to wait till the holidays lol.

Yup, 'tis the issue of money that keeps me at bay myself. It's not that I don't have money, it's that I don't have income atm so I'm being very careful about my spending and would rather not use it on entertainment.

Just to add onto Polly's comment though I recently got into Warframe too. At first it wasn't really clicking with me but then I started to enjoy it. It's kinda cool, but I'm trying to make sure I don't fall into the WoW scenario again. My roomate I think has 700 hrs in it and one of my high school friends I think said like 1100 or something. Some insanely crazy number XD

Quote from: Sam314 on April 22, 2018, 01:23:27 PM
Yup, 'tis the issue of money that keeps me at bay myself. It's not that I don't have money, it's that I don't have income atm so I'm being very careful about my spending and would rather not use it on entertainment.

Just to add onto Polly's comment though I recently got into Warframe too. At first it wasn't really clicking with me but then I started to enjoy it. It's kinda cool, but I'm trying to make sure I don't fall into the WoW scenario again. My roomate I think has 700 hrs in it and one of my high school friends I think said like 1100 or something. Some insanely crazy number XD

Yeah, I do not feel comfortable spending money on games either but it is very tempting though. I have not bought a single game in 2017 except for 1 (A Hat In Time) and nothing in 2018 so far. At least I will have a list of things I want for Christmas this year lol. Although I always feel weird asking for presents.

Yeah, the WoW scenario is nightmare scenario lol. When I get into a game I can get lost in it for hours which is bad. Warframe is free and possibly addicting so I am not sure if I should be afraid of it or happy to try it. I guess I won't know unless I play it. Yeah those are some pretty crazy numbers lol

I've easily poured a few hundred hours each into at least one game from each Pokémon generation. The Fire Emblem series tends to suck me in the same way.

I've played maybe 500+ hours of Skyrim; at some point I got bored with the game and modded it to be as bizarre as possible, and then went into the game's files to replace everything in the soundtrack with my own music (for instance, replacing the title theme with "Never Gonna Give You Up" and all the battle music with anime fight themes. I know I had some Cybergoth stuff in there, too, because I remember Eisenfunk playing every time I went into a castle).

I spent several hundred hours on Smash Bros. Melee and Brawl before my parents kicked me out. Steam says I've spent 116 hours on Subnautica, but I think at least half of that was my ex. No telling how long I've spent playing the Fallout series for the same reason.

I've mostly tried to quit playing games so I can focus my time and money on other things, so I tend to plan what I'm getting way in advance these days. Next game I'm buying is Kingdom Hearts 3, and I don't think it comes out till February.

In Final Fantasy 11, you could type the command /playtime. (playtime only tracks time spent while online, not subscription time)

Last time I used it, before I quit it was something like:

2 years
61 days
Blah minutes
Blah seconds

I just join an amateur league team for Heros of the Storm so I spend my of my gaming hours in the nexus but when BFA launch Ill jump back into wow for my healer. Before the storm is a really good book so far if anyone's looking for some pre-story before bfa hits

Hoo boy.

Skyrim. About 2700 hours up to now. Mostly modding.And more recently VR.

Elite Dangerous. Maybe 1900+ hours. Mostly VR.

Coming in a distant third... Monster Hunter World. Almost 200 hours.

Played WoW for most of vanilla, TbC, and Wrath.  Quit because I had kids and I didn't have time to justify the sub fee.  Started playing again in legion and got through the third content release, then found myself bored with it...  Now I've pre-purchased for the August release of BfA and all the alpha/beta stuff I've seen on it has me wondering If I'll re-sub or not.

Purchased a game I may never play.  Ugh.

Anyway, I only played that game for such a long time nearly everyday that I must have 1500 hrs. into it by now.

The most hours I've put into a game: Pokemon Pearl at nearly 1,000 hours.
I've put an average of 150 in most other Pokemon games, and a couple hundred into various Fallout games.

Yay, more pokemon fans!

TicTac, the Souls series is awesome but frustrating; I would personally recommend starting with Bloodborne. It has smoother controls and a cool gothic setting with Lovecraftian monsters and themes.

Quote from: DustKitten on June 23, 2018, 05:34:05 AM

I would personally recommend starting with Bloodborne. It has smoother controls and a cool gothic setting with Lovecraftian monsters and themes.

But it's an exclusive also. That game I want to play so badly. The moment it would be available on the Xbox I'd buy it twice. But nope, big name companies have to have their darn counsel wars.

Quote from: Evienne on June 23, 2018, 12:24:39 PM
But it's an exclusive also. That game I want to play so badly. The moment it would be available on the Xbox I'd buy it twice. But nope, big name companies have to have their darn counsel wars.

True and the reason it's not on Xbox or PC is because the intellectual property for Bloodborne is owned by Sony.

Skyrim and probably the older Final Fantasy games

WoW. I played it every waken hour from Vanilla to BC. I stayed up at nights raiding villages and castles, working daytime, taking care of kids. Learned my kids to play it. They played with me and learned the ethics of online gaming. That is a good thing. None of them are bullies.

But I was addicted. I still pay for my account. But I have not the guts to play much. I'm a person with an addiction brain. If I get stuck again I will neglect everything else.

When I play and feel the addiction cravings coming I stop. It's painful. But it is worse to give in.

I have also played and payed for SWTOR. Pretty much the same free world gameplay as WoW but StarWars.

Tony

First on the list is Romance of the Three Kingdoms IX for PS2. I bought it maybe 12 years ago and played it every other month since then.

For my PC I play Candy Crush Soda Saga. That's daily for at least an hour; it's been like that for over two years.

My Android has a game that those in our community might enjoy. Love Nikki Dress Up Queen, also for iOS. It's sort of an RPG game, the battles are styling contests. I've only been playing it for a couple of months, so not really so much about the time, rather it's the first game I spent money on. It's free to play, but some things I wanted Now!

Pong. Bwahahahahaha  Hey, I'm old. I used to play a lot. But my son at seven told me Nintendo was his life. Shortly thereafter I started losing a lot. It gets frustrating losing to a nine year old.

The Need For Speed franchise. Not sure which I played the most, but it would be either Carbon, Underground 2, or the original Most Wanted.

The music in those earlier NFS games are  big part of the soundtrack to my life.

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Borderlands 2.  Offbeat, some of the wittiest and most hilarious dialogue ever to get put into a video game, and plenty of action.

Quote from: MeTony on December 02, 2018, 12:49:38 AM
WoW. I played it every waken hour from Vanilla to BC. I stayed up at nights raiding villages and castles, working daytime, taking care of kids. Learned my kids to play it. They played with me and learned the ethics of online gaming. That is a good thing. None of them are bullies.

But I was addicted. I still pay for my account. But I have not the guts to play much. I'm a person with an addiction brain. If I get stuck again I will neglect everything else.

When I play and feel the addiction cravings coming I stop. It's painful. But it is worse to give in.

I have also played and payed for SWTOR. Pretty much the same free world gameplay as WoW but StarWars.

Tony

Oh yeah, that's still going ain't it. I used to play as a Night Elf hunter and had a pet hyena in Darkspear. Didn't raid or do group sessions in the instances much though, my mates weren't too reliable, a few LEEEEEROOOOY JENKINSES in there

Everquest and Everquest 2. Between them there is no telling how many years I wasted. I had 13 year veteran status last time I played EQ2. After EQ was a first person shooter called Delta Force which came out in 1998. There were several titles. I played all of them. The last title Joint Ops was exclusive online and multiplayer. My brother lived in Texas back then, I lived in NC. We would play just to hang out. Played that alone on and off for 4 or so years.

Currently it has been Fallout 4. 800 hours or so at the moment... Would have been more today but the latest update screwed up my play time. I decided to switch from NMM to Vortex for a mod manager, ran the converter, updated all my mods and the Looksmenu caused my new game to freeze. Guess I'll have to wait a few more days while modded fix the rushed updates.

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In my lifetime, Star Wars Galaxies.
I find it hard to sit and play 1 game for a long period of time now. But my go to's are Warframe, Path of Exile, Rocket League and Elite Dangerous. I play racing sims as well (I have all the gear for flight and driving simulators).

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Oh goodness, uh. Well, franchise-wise, definitely the Sims. I started playing Sims 2 when I was ten or so and I've put countless hours into 2, 3, and 4 since. Same with Minecraft and Spore; no idea how many hours I've played, but I've owned them for 8+ and 10+ years, respectively.

According to Steam, my most-played games are: Binding of Isaac/Rebirth (500 hours between both games), Don't Starve (120 hours), Skyrim (106 hours), Stardew Valley (104 hours), and Terraria (82 hours).

        Find the shooting war games my son and his friends play to be absolutely ridiculous . . . When kids were smaller found the only true multi-player strategy game, where knowledge & co-operation between operators was essential for everyone's survival, was TOONTOWN as "childish" as that sounds! There were no "resets" you simply did not go into a particular battle if you didn't think the other players were up to the task! Friends lists, experience assessment and real-time communication was key!

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By popular demand the now free, "rewritten" game is quite identical to the paid Disney original.

The most time spent and fun I had was "the real-time game" of reading, decripting and modifying satellite TV's video signal became quite adept at it was a honorary contributing member on many a "dark web" forum.

Quote from: Chloe on January 31, 2019, 04:51:15 AM
        Find the shooting war games my son and his friends play to be absolutely ridiculous . . . When kids were smaller found the only true multi-player strategy game, where knowledge & co-operation between operators was essential for everyone's survival, was TOONTOWN as "childish" as that sounds! There were no "resets" you simply did not go into a particular battle if you didn't think the other players were up to the task! Friends lists, experience assessment and real-time communication was key!

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By popular demand the now free, "rewritten" game is quite identical to the paid Disney original.

That's what I was forgetting! I played Toontown every day for years as a kid, mostly because my mother loved it, too. When the annual membership kept going up, despite the gameplay updates stagnating, we let ours lapse and moved on to FreeRealms instead; I have my fingers crossed for a successful FreeRealms revival, but Toontown Rewritten scratches the nostalgia itch just as well.

In the last few years I played Avabel ALOT, but since HRT I've lost interest in games in general

Quote from: transspoonie on January 31, 2019, 02:55:28 PM
That's what I was forgetting!

:)  :)  ;) Ever hear of Zork I, The Great Underground Empire? I played it all night long on a TRS80 (that's a TandyRadioShack) connected via "modem" to a UNC's mainframe!

QuoteThe first version of Zork was written between 1977 and 1979 using the MDL programming language on a DEC PDP-10 computer.[1][2] The authors—Tim Anderson, Marc Blank, Bruce Daniels, and Dave Lebling—were members of the MIT Dynamic Modelling Group.[3]

Sheeze am showing my age! My university was using a DEC System20 when the 1'st Apple11e's were introduced! Still have the original IBM 8088 PC with TechReferenceManuals which cost over $3,000 which was expensive as hell! Quite simple by todays standards but revolutionary back then!

West of House (https://classicreload.com/zork-i.html)
"You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.

There is a small mailbox here."

Quote from: Chloe on January 31, 2019, 07:48:07 PM
:)  :)  ;) Ever hear of Zork I, The Great Underground Empire? I played it all night long on a TRS80 (that's a TandyRadioShack) connected via "modem" to a UNC's mainframe! Sheeze am showing my age! My university was using a DEC System20 when the 1'st Apple11e's were introduced! Still have the original IBM 8088 PC with TechReferenceManuals which cost over $3,000 which was expensive as hell! Quite simple by todays standards but revolutionary back then!

West of House (https://classicreload.com/zork-i.html)
"You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.

There is a small mailbox here."

I have! I've played it on Zork Online, along with the sequels. They're incredibly fun.

Kingdom Hearts II for sure!

You know, I never realized how popular this thread got  :D Well, at least it is probably the popular thread I made. Anyway! I,d definitely say my most played game at this point is World of Warcraft. It was just simply too addicting to stay away. Plus I had someone to play with!  :)

Think Hearthstone might have taken Company of Heroes spot at this point. Cant...stop...playing...halp  :( Really enjoy the game but it can be bad for your mental health  :D :icon_hover-alien: