What games stole the largest portion of your lifetime?
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If you explore all the caves and stuff you'd usually just walk by it's longer. Try exploring and different combat styles and put the diffuculty level. Don't just do specific quests take a wander around Cyrodil. Also the NPC level up in my opinion makes it a lot fairer. Otherwise you'd get to a certain level and it wouldn't be difficult. It's my favourite game of all time.TB_Infidel said:
Probably FFVIII ranges into the hundreds of hours, and I fear to even type /played on WoW these days.
I liked the "idea" of the NPC level up, but not the execution of it. It should have only made enemies harder then a set level. Instead it also made enemies a lot easier then they should have been if you ran into them earlier then you should have. I wandered into an Oblivion Gate at a ridiculously low level and still easily laid waste to the creatures there. Also it should not have affected the loot like it did. If I kill a really tough enemy, why do I get crap equipment just because I'm not a high level? Shenanigans!Sky Captanio said:
I remember playing Rings Of Power on the Megadrive with my sister for about 2 years and we barely got halfway through. That game was ridiculous.
In my teens they Metal Gear Series.
And now Fallout 3/The Sims 3.
In my teens they Metal Gear Series.
And now Fallout 3/The Sims 3.
i'm only 17 but i remember getting up early every saturday morning to play age of empires. i can also remember getting home from school, going on that game, eating my tea, going back on the game, watching the simpsons, going back on the game, then going to bed.
Hmm.
Red Alert 2, just over 150 hours.
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has clocked about 160 hours.
Mass Effect has clocked about 240 hours.
Oblivion, about 250 hours.
GuildWars, over 4,200 hours (3500 of those over 2 years, and the rest over another 2 years).
Fallout 3, just under 900 hours, possibly more due to unsaved characters or alternate ones.
Red Alert 2, just over 150 hours.
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has clocked about 160 hours.
Mass Effect has clocked about 240 hours.
Oblivion, about 250 hours.
GuildWars, over 4,200 hours (3500 of those over 2 years, and the rest over another 2 years).
Fallout 3, just under 900 hours, possibly more due to unsaved characters or alternate ones.
Final Fantasy, the series a s awhole really. And whilst I don't play it every day, I'm still playing some of them, so that's what... eight years? yikes.
Definetly both Fallout 3 and Elder Scrolls:Oblivion are tied for the prestegious deed to my social life. With over a 100 hours clocked up in both games, i'm currently comtemplating sacrificing a human virgin in a dark unspeakable ritual which man has long forgotten... just to find out the release dates of any sequels. Any takers?
Have to be two online games - I've always been a butterfly, flitting from game to game when it comes to single-player, but online...
Discworld MUD, from about '97 through to '01, had over a year online-time on one character.
World of Warcraft. Last night I checked, and I had 62 days played time across all characters (Fu-Played ftw
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Discworld MUD, from about '97 through to '01, had over a year online-time on one character.
World of Warcraft. Last night I checked, and I had 62 days played time across all characters (Fu-Played ftw
)