How Much Physical Time Have You Spent Playing a Video Game?

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I'm wondering if I should admit this, or you all will think there is something even more wrong with me. 🤧 Just post some outrageously bigger number, and then no one will believe it anyway. 🤠
However, in my defense this can be categorized as leisure time, and we all spend a substantial amount of our lives pursuing such pleasures.


According to Steam:
ARK: Survival Vvolved: 1919 hrs or 79 Days.
Fallout 4: 1396 hours or 58 days.
 
I think the one game I've spent the most time with was Zelda: Breath of the Wild. According to it, I've logged in over 200 hours over 3 years.
 
Hah, I'd be embarrassed to know how much time I used to spend parked in front of Crystal Quest back in the day.
 
I don't play video games.

Now ask me how many minutes I streamed Spotify lol
 
Renzatic said:
I think the one game I've spent the most time with was Zelda: Breath of the Wild. According to it, I've logged in over 200 hours over 3 years.
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Old reply, but yes this! The Little G has done full replay like 10 times!
 
It's crazy how games can suck you in, right? I think what's fascinating is how gaming has evolved from something you do in your spare time to a whole culture of its own. I mean, it's not just about playing anymore; it's about community, strategy, and sometimes even a bit of healthy competition
 
Pretty sure my record is pathfinder kingmaker with a little over 700h so far. Although I do leave it running sometimes when I go eat dinner and such so there’s that. Some of the civilization games or xcom probably on second place but I would guess no more than 350h for second place. Don’t have steam at hand at time of writing but it’s around those numbers
 
Gromhedge said:
It's crazy how games can suck you in, right? I think what's fascinating is how gaming has evolved from something you do in your spare time to a whole culture of its own. I mean, it's not just about playing anymore; it's about community, strategy, and sometimes even a bit of healthy competition
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From marathon sessions of RPGs to quick rounds of cash app games during breaks, I've probably spent a good chunk of my life on digital adventures.
 
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