The biggest Civ 6 Fanatics in 2022 (Steam only)
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Disgustipated
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As I mentioned, mine isn't very accurate due to mostly playing Civ6 in offline mode. It says 33%, but most likely civ6 has been 90 to 95% of my play time this year. Maybe a little less, I did play wow briefly back in April.
Games I've mostly been playing this year are: Civ6 by far, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Dragon Age 2, Neverwrinter Nights 2 (on GOG), Disco Elysium, and World of Warcraft BC classic early in the year. I mostly like older games as you can see, but I like some newer games like civ6 (not so new anymore) and Disco Elysium.
Games I've mostly been playing this year are: Civ6 by far, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Dragon Age 2, Neverwrinter Nights 2 (on GOG), Disco Elysium, and World of Warcraft BC classic early in the year. I mostly like older games as you can see, but I like some newer games like civ6 (not so new anymore) and Disco Elysium.
Chefofrats
Prince
For me it's 98% of playtime, with 187 sessions 
TheMarshmallowBear
Benelovent Chieftain of the Ursu Kingdom
Heresy! Heresy! Lemme Faith buy them Inquisitors!This thread is really making me feel like the weird RPG/adventure/narrative game player who happens to play Civ.
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InsidiousMage
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Ironically spent twice as much time playing Old World as Civ6.
September was the free weekend and then I bought it on sale in November ahead of the announcement of the Leader Pass.
And mostly earning achievements that I already had on PlayStation plus some simple ones (win with Leader X) that aren't on console.
September was the free weekend and then I bought it on sale in November ahead of the announcement of the Leader Pass.
And mostly earning achievements that I already had on PlayStation plus some simple ones (win with Leader X) that aren't on console.
fy00sh
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that reminds me, i never posted my spider graphThis thread is really making me feel like the weird RPG/adventure/narrative game player who happens to play Civ.
looking at it, im realizing that civ 6 kinda is like a roguelike in some ways, just w/o the dungeon crawling bit, isn't it? if you die you dont respawn, you play on a randomly generated map, you dont keep progress between runs... makes me wonder how a civ game might play if instead of having your bonuses all to start with, you accrued them during the run? actually wait, thats kinda what humankind does lol
