Unreal Gold atleast 100,000+ Hours been playing sense it was released in 1998. (non-steam)
UT99 roughly 90,000+ Hours. (non-steam)
UT2004 roughly 50,000+ Hours. (non-steam)
And then there are those games which aren't in Steam or haven't been recorded to there. Some worth mentioning are Battlefield 1942, Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45...
At that time we had a shared Steam account with my little brother, but later I made my own and gave the shared account completely to him. That account which is his now, says that the time spent playing RO:Ostfront is 149 hours, but my Xfire account says that the time spent in RO:Ostfront is 271 hours. I think Steam started to keep track of playing time later than RO:Ostfront launched. Both of those figures are lower than the time I've really spent in RO:Ostfront, and my little brother has played only a few hours of it, so his "contribution" doesn't bring the number much up.Didn't RO1 launch on steam only? I bought it in 2007 or 2008 and Steam has recorded the hours on it for me. Unless the stats have reset some time of course
Didn't RO1 launch on steam only? I bought it in 2007 or 2008 and Steam has recorded the hours on it for me. Unless the stats have reset some time of course
100000 hours? Not sure if serious..
Really, that's 11 years of playing nonstop 24 hours a day. Plus the rest of your game time. Come on man, try to stay realistic. Maybe 10k hours max, maybe it might've felt like 100k hours
If you really would've played +100k hours of Unreal Gold in 17 years, then that would mean on average you'd spent over 16 hours every day playing that game. That combined with the other claimed gaming hours of the Unreal-series says, that you've played Unreal games over 27 years in a 17 year period.Yes i'm serious and it's a 17 year old game and my favorite game.
Steam started recording hours properly somewhere between late 2008 and early 2009, and it only records them correctly if one is online as they play. Offline hours won't count (this also includes why it's possible to see achivements devoid of timestamps) and many old games simply didn't have them or it had skewed recording. In my case, I recall RO1 only started recording hours in 2009 and all those hours sank between 2006 and 2008 were MIA; and I am quite sure I sank easily few hundred hours in Counter-Strike etc once upon a time, yet my current clock sits less than few hours.
Yes i'm serious and it's a 17 year old game and my favorite game.