woody60707
Deity
Old image I'm now at 805hrs for xcom.
The rest are average.
total war:shogun 2: ~200hrs
FTL: 187hrs
ect ect
What are your Steam hours played?
- Thread starter civvver
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Old image I'm now at 805hrs for xcom.
The rest are average.
total war:shogun 2: ~200hrs
FTL: 187hrs
ect ect
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Top 10 Steam hours:
870 hours - Planetside 2
724 hours - Total War: Shogun 2
724 hours - Civilization V
426 hours - War Thunder
321 hours - Wargame: Red Dragon
259 hours - Napoleon: Total War
202 hours - Payday 2
188 hours - Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
186 hours - Team Fortress 2
182 hours - Crusader Kings II
Honorable mentions:
177 hours - Just Cause 2
134 hours - Empire: Total War
130 hours - Medieval II: Total War
115 hours - Tropico 4
112 hours - Wargame: Airland Battle
111 hours - Fallout 3
After that it dips below 100 hours.
Top 10 Steam hours:
870 hours - Planetside 2
724 hours - Total War: Shogun 2
724 hours - Civilization V
426 hours - War Thunder
321 hours - Wargame: Red Dragon
259 hours - Napoleon: Total War
202 hours - Payday 2
188 hours - Chivalry: Medieval Warfare
186 hours - Team Fortress 2
182 hours - Crusader Kings II
Honorable mentions:
177 hours - Just Cause 2
134 hours - Empire: Total War
130 hours - Medieval II: Total War
115 hours - Tropico 4
112 hours - Wargame: Airland Battle
111 hours - Fallout 3
After that it dips below 100 hours.
Adam7Eight
Emperor
Not tracked: Minecraft (about 2,345,675 hrs.)
Also note that I have yet to play Skyrim or Fallout New Vegas.
Also note that I have yet to play Skyrim or Fallout New Vegas.
Spoiler :
Yes. It is.
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Maybe he left it on overnight 
But yeah it does sound like a game that has a decent amount of replayability.
But yeah it does sound like a game that has a decent amount of replayability.
Adam7Eight
Emperor
Yeah, I was addicted to it. I played it all throughout early access too, so I had to keep playing to see all the new stuff.
XCOM - 682 Hours
Left for dead 2 - 599 Hours
Civ 5 - 512 hours
Skyrim - 240 hours
Dragon age origins - 190 hours
Might & Magic heroes VI - 187 hours
Beyond Earth - 54 hours
Mass effect - 44 hours
GTA San Andreas - 36 hours
Half life 2 - 30 hours
And at the bottom (Excluding ones i have never played):
Magika - 0.3 hours
Hotline Miami - 0.4 hours
Europa Universallis 3 - 1.5 hours
Left for dead 2 - 599 Hours
Civ 5 - 512 hours
Skyrim - 240 hours
Dragon age origins - 190 hours
Might & Magic heroes VI - 187 hours
Beyond Earth - 54 hours
Mass effect - 44 hours
GTA San Andreas - 36 hours
Half life 2 - 30 hours
And at the bottom (Excluding ones i have never played):
Magika - 0.3 hours
Hotline Miami - 0.4 hours
Europa Universallis 3 - 1.5 hours
My top 8:
Europa Universalis IV - 289
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare - 235
Killing Floor - 211
Civilization IV Beyond the Sword - 189
Burnout Paradise - 66
Crusader Kings II - 54
Deus Ex - 50
Sim City 4 - 48
50 seems like a good cutoff for one that I keep coming back to. I included SC4 since most of that is related to the currently-on-hiatus succession session here at CFC. Some are inaccurate due to being offline, leaving it up while AFK, etc.
Other noteworthy ones that are mostly/entirely non-Steam:
Civilization III: Probably still the most by a good margin. I had a single game that nearly equaled EU4's total Steam time.
Europa Universalis III: Not sure if I've played EU3 or EU4 more overall, but I played EU3 a lot from 2011 - 2013.
Age of Empires II/III: I do have III on Steam, but most of the time with III and all of it with II is the CD version.
Railroad Tycoon II: I think I've played every scenario in the Platinum version at least once, and a lot of them many times.
It does vary a lot by year. Of my current top 8, CKII is the one I've played the most this year. I suspect several of them will have hardly changed by the end of the year.
Europa Universalis IV - 289
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare - 235
Killing Floor - 211
Civilization IV Beyond the Sword - 189
Burnout Paradise - 66
Crusader Kings II - 54
Deus Ex - 50
Sim City 4 - 48
50 seems like a good cutoff for one that I keep coming back to. I included SC4 since most of that is related to the currently-on-hiatus succession session here at CFC. Some are inaccurate due to being offline, leaving it up while AFK, etc.
Other noteworthy ones that are mostly/entirely non-Steam:
Civilization III: Probably still the most by a good margin. I had a single game that nearly equaled EU4's total Steam time.
Europa Universalis III: Not sure if I've played EU3 or EU4 more overall, but I played EU3 a lot from 2011 - 2013.
Age of Empires II/III: I do have III on Steam, but most of the time with III and all of it with II is the CD version.
Railroad Tycoon II: I think I've played every scenario in the Platinum version at least once, and a lot of them many times.
It does vary a lot by year. Of my current top 8, CKII is the one I've played the most this year. I suspect several of them will have hardly changed by the end of the year.
warpus
In pork I trust
My supposed top 13, latest edition:
Football Manager 2012 - 2033
Europa Universalis 3 - 363
Medieval 2: Total War - 277
Kerbal Space Program - 239 (I played many hundreds of hours before it was on steam, should be #2 on this list)
Football Manager 2011 - 206
Europa Universalis 4 - 184
Cities XL 2011 - 141
Sid Meiers Civilization 5 - 182
Terraria - 181
Banished - 88
Train Fever - 50
Crusader Kings 2 - 43
Cities XL Platinum - 43
For some reason the online game hours counter gives me totals from like.. 2 years ago. So I went through and updated all the hours to what is actually reported in the steam client.
Football Manager 2012 - 2033
Europa Universalis 3 - 363
Medieval 2: Total War - 277
Kerbal Space Program - 239 (I played many hundreds of hours before it was on steam, should be #2 on this list)
Football Manager 2011 - 206
Europa Universalis 4 - 184
Cities XL 2011 - 141
Sid Meiers Civilization 5 - 182
Terraria - 181
Banished - 88
Train Fever - 50
Crusader Kings 2 - 43
Cities XL Platinum - 43
For some reason the online game hours counter gives me totals from like.. 2 years ago. So I went through and updated all the hours to what is actually reported in the steam client.
It's nice because I posted in this thread in the summer 2013 (see post below), so I can compare what 18-20 months changed..
Civ 5 - 294 hours (50 hours in the past year or so, played a few games, had a phase).
Skyrim - 199 hours (I only recently started playing again after getting the DLC)
Dragon Age Origins - 123 hours (didn't play)
Dark Souls II - 119 hours (The main new addition, a game series that has made it in my top 10 of all time)
Fallout New Vegas - 112 hours (Have been trying to slug through the DLC)
Borderlands 2 - 98 hours (bumped the first game, lots of coop)
Dark Souls 1 - 73 hours (new addition, like I said...)
Empire Total War - 70 hours (haven't touched it)
Borderlands 1 - 69 hours (haven't touched it)
Left 4 Dead 2 - 69 hours (1 hour more!)
I have many games, and a lot have 20-60 hours. I wish I'd find that game that made me passionate like when I was 10-16 years old and spend... hundreds of hours. I guess Dark Souls comes close. But the easy access to games nowadays, along with having income... well... I end up trying many different games and never seem to play enough of, say, strategy games, in order to become acquainted with them enough for my taste.
Civ 5 - 294 hours (50 hours in the past year or so, played a few games, had a phase).
Skyrim - 199 hours (I only recently started playing again after getting the DLC)
Dragon Age Origins - 123 hours (didn't play)
Dark Souls II - 119 hours (The main new addition, a game series that has made it in my top 10 of all time)
Fallout New Vegas - 112 hours (Have been trying to slug through the DLC)
Borderlands 2 - 98 hours (bumped the first game, lots of coop)
Dark Souls 1 - 73 hours (new addition, like I said...)
Empire Total War - 70 hours (haven't touched it)
Borderlands 1 - 69 hours (haven't touched it)
Left 4 Dead 2 - 69 hours (1 hour more!)
I have many games, and a lot have 20-60 hours. I wish I'd find that game that made me passionate like when I was 10-16 years old and spend... hundreds of hours. I guess Dark Souls comes close. But the easy access to games nowadays, along with having income... well... I end up trying many different games and never seem to play enough of, say, strategy games, in order to become acquainted with them enough for my taste.
