just pasted a screen snip so hopefully that worked. Not pictured: League of Legends which CS:GO only wishes it could be, Runescape (either of them) which is counted in months and Minecraft if it counted my hours would be 5 figures at least.
All those hours were till HoT came out and a bit post launch. Haven’t done all that much in the 2nd epac, the dragon one was decent. But also didn’t keep my interest. I wish it was more like GW1 honestly.
Buy the game, try it for 2 hours, don’t like it at its current price? Refund it. Pretty sure when you refund the game you can leave that feedback, dunno if devs would ever see it though.
1800 hours in Noita. Just last week started what’s become a perfect god run (circle of vigor and transmuted all polymorphing liquids) to get the golden necklace and consider it beaten.
Really funny that this game isn’t even on anyone else’s list. I guess I really am special, haha
World of Warcraft is probably still in the lead even though I stopped playing years ago. It would be in the thousands of hours, which dwarfs anything else I’ve played.
It’s Skullgirls by a mile, at over 1600 hours. There’s always some way to push your game to the next level, and there’s always a strategy and combination of characters you can put together that’s effective and no one has tried before. Next is Guilty Gear Strive, at over 700 hours, and the Roman Cancel system is so deep that there’s always room to be clever with it.
Looking at some other games I’ve played a ton, besides fighting games, I could probably sink hundreds more hours into Baldur’s Gate 3 and Mercenary Kings if they ever got expansions or sequels, but I don’t think those things are going to happen.
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