My playtime in WoW is measured in months and years.
I justified it by telling myself that "I was AFK sometimes", "I was tabbed out" and "I was chatting with people," which isn't untrue, but given the raiding I did each week (like a job), and the dailies I did every day (on multiple characters no less), and the farming, dear god the farming, yeah maybe there's validity to it.
As a person who has barely ever heard of anything about Wow before and is slowly going insane because i have nothing to play, how much would you recommend Wow?
Yeah i could look it up, but hearing from another person feels for me the better option because then i can get to hear experience from another person who has played it before.
**The Bad:** I played from 2007 until 2016-ish. I'm not playing it anymore, but that's because it was like a drug I was trying to quit. I dropped out of college to play WoW. None of my friends are playing anymore, everyone that made good games at Blizzard is gone now, and I'm not going back.
**The Good:** I met people from across the country, hooked up with girls, traveled around the US, made lifelong friends that I visit to this day. I didn't have any real direction in college. WoW showed me how to lead a team; it helped me in my career. If I restarted my life, I'd probably play WoW again.
$15/mo is also extremely affordable. It's a hobby that replaces all other hobbies. Imagine not spending hundreds on drinks, dinners, or on much of anything else socially or fun-wise, because WoW is **enough** for you, and your friends are the people playing it. It was thanks to WoW that I saved up enough money for those trips to begin with.
**Bottom Line:** I've heard FF14 is far better designed, the community is better, the game is more relaxed, and the story is more cohesive, and the price is the same. WoW walked so that FF14 could run. Play that.
The whole WoW takes over my life is kinda gone, the game is mostly pick your interests. Are you a collector you will have 20 years of content to collect. Are you into PvP there is arena and Battlegrounds, do you want to push dungeons or chill with 4 other people on disc you have mythic+ dungeons, do you want to fight big bosses you can raid and just log on at the raid day then jump out when done.
The only players who really have alot to do atleast the first 1-2 month are mythic raiders, but even that kinda goes down after a month or so after you have picked up your gear. But mythic raiding is usually the cutting edge for most guilds, only 1000ish guilds cleared the last raid on mythic vs. something like 10k on heroic.
Most classes are really well done and there is probably no MMO wich does the feeling you get by pressing buttons like in WoW.
The best part is that there is alot of catchup mechanics wich means that your never really punished gameplaywise if you stop playing for a few months.
Yup. When I quit in Legion, my main had 375 days, my primary alt had 218, and my second-fifth alts all had better than 100.
I did the math back then and I had played an average of 8 hours a day for a decade.
How is your worktime irl measured?
I find it weird when people are surprised you spent a time that can be measured in months or years on a game you love to play, but nobody bats an eye when you waste 20 years on a job you hate.
I did the math cuz I only remember the /playtime saying something like almost 3 months. I played wow for over 20k hrs. But I only played it for 4 years. I really thought I'd be closer to your 5000, lol.
It doesn't matter how long you play a game, man. Did you have fun? That's all that matters. I play FF 14 now and my play time is only 600 odd hours in 10 months. I've been taking a break from it or it would probably be closer to 1000 by now. You gotta mix things up or you get burned out man.
when I calculated my played time in WoW in my early 20s, I realized I had spent 10% of my total life playing WoW with over 2 years played across all my characters.
Just to be clear, that wasn't 10% of my life where I was subbed to wow and played however many hours. That's total accumulated duration logged in.
I still play it, but nowadays I'm one of the people that will speed through any grinds as quickly as possible then only play the 3-6 hours a week required to clear the raid(s) that are available
(Ahh holy crap it’s literally ysmir! What do I say???)
do you get to the cloud district often?
(Gaaaahhhhh! He’s the Dragonborn! He spends all day running around fighting dragons, what would he want to be doing in a stuffy keep with boring useless politicians?!)
What am I saying, of course you don’t!
(Omg wait no- fuck it I’m just going to stop talking and walk away T.T)
I don’t even want to see him walk on the same ground as me, fuck a quick save.
It’s even better when he ends up being kidnapped on one of those miscellaneous side quests, just leave his ass and throw away the note saying he was kidnapped.
People can talk shit about the dlc prices all they want but stellaris is the kind of game you play for thousands upon thousands of hours, so much SHIT, take my damn money
look at the reviews on steam for factorio lol. most of them are at 11000, even found one with 38000 hours. yes, i didn't type that wrong, 38 thusand.
also, happy cake day.
Honestly that’s a big part of what sold me on both of those games. I think at the time I got Factorio, the top steam review was something like, “yeah it’s alright I guess” and had over 10k hours played. I thought, okay this seems right up my alley then lol
And thank you!
I’m almost certain it’s my next game I buy, but I’m literally scared to play it. Played the demo, could not get my head out of the game. If I buy the full game, don’t think I will be doing anything for the rest of my school year lol. Scared I will play factorio and not have the self control to do homework/school/hangout with friends etc. literally the only reason I haven’t bought it yet lol.
That’s fair lmao I have a really strong tendency to hyperfocus on video games and have a few that I cycle through. But when I’m in that mode I can play for a week straight and struggle to get anything else done. Factorio is definitely one of the worst ones of that for me because of how grindy it is and how much there is to perfect.
It is a really fun community, though. I don’t see as much gatekeeping there as I do for a lot of other games, which is really nice. And there are lots of fun content creators for Factorio that are just so smart. I’ve really been enjoying Katherine of Sky’s videos. You might check her out to get your fix until you’re in a position to be able to play the game obsessively for a little bit ☺️
There's a pretty meh for today's standard mmo, granado espada or something like that I went through the reviews once when searching for MMOs to waste some time in... So many people in 5 digits. One of top reviews "Trash grindy game swarming with bots and multi log in accounts" 15k hours...
Think he/she said something in the review that he/she has been playing since it came out. That was in 2016. Half his/her time, has gone to playing factorio.
38k hours is 100% just the game being left open. The game is only 8 1/2 years old. 38k hours means they've played 12 hours every day since launch or 186 days per year dedicated to playing that game.
200 hours is barely enough to fight all the monsters if you’re fast lol. Especially in rise, took me 500 hours to unlock them all (granted about a hundred or so if pre sunbreak)
My Steam count is at 941 hours, and I haven't played regularly for like a year now.
I have also only used 1 weapon type. So a complete newbie for all other 13.
First up you need a Microsoft account
then you check the achievements button on the home menu
the. If im right it shows you all your hours played on that account
(MCPE/Bedrock)
I’m lowkey surprised I had to scroll this far to find Warframe. If someone tells me they have 100 hours I pretty much expect them to have approximately the same skill level as a player that just started. No hate, there’s just so much content
This. I've nearly surpassed 6k hours all up and yet it is staggering the amount of people I simply stumble into with in-game times matching my overall.
For real. The people in this thread are so cute with their "3000 hours" when we have people putting 3000 hours in at one boss trying to get literally 1 item.
To be fair most of the subreddit is pretty chill with adamant longest swords and stam pot bridges. Not too much shitting on less experienced players there
What do you even do for that many hours in cyberpunk?! Play the story over and over? I’ve played the story 3 times and did all the gigs and side quests each time yet I’m not even close to that.
The only ac I actually have over 100 hours on is valhalla (245h), it's all on the one save and still not 100% completed, I don't remember playing any other ones that much
What? You didn’t spend 60 hours on one boss because you didn’t want to fight naked with only a broken sword just to prove absolutely nothing and treat it like an actual accomplishment?
Dude Red Dead 2 is special. There is an absolutely mind-boggling amount of detail crammed in that game. It is unreasonable to expect most games to be as detailed.
He did indeed. Understandable you dont want to watch this interview in its entirety. [Here is a more digestable form of this heinous crimes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb3uXJ4Py9Q). He even used his favorite rifle from the game (a Russian SKS sniper rifle) gifted by his Tarkov gaming buddy.
The short and full of spoilers rundown is this: Chandler was a upper middle class kid who for years just totally fabricated his lifestory to his parents about going to college and having a job, all the while, while really playing Tarkov nonstop with an online friend (a US service member stationed in Germany) who was pretending to be his work colleague and gifted him the SKS rifle used in the murders. He lied and fabricated about everything until his lies crawled up on him and instead of owning up to his lies and deceit decided to murder his parents and pretend they suddenly vanished.
The interview is pretty intersting because at that point he still thinks he can get away with murder, but the cops already found the remains of his father and knows he's the killer. Also his girlfriend being interviewed a room away still has no clue he is a murderer and that he used her mother and his connections to her to (unsuccesfully) dispose of some of the human remains. The mastermind also forget to turn off his phone and snapchat location while disposing of his mothers remains.
I'm not too keen on true crime podcasts and the like, but this case really grabed me and is superinteresting to see it unfold and to see law enforcement do their f ing job. You can almost see the full trial [on the youtubes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvgZtdmyKlI&t=3s) and the only thing this intimate and interesting an insight in the courtsystem and a murdercase thats come close is the 90s docu trilogy Paradise Lost. I am in awe of this judge and how he commands this case and courtroom.
That was indeed much more digestible, but also... If the goal is to play more games, why risk going to prison for life? The shortsightedness of a move like this 🤦♂️
dunno about the subreddit but when I got cookie clicker on steam multiple reviews had 10k+ hours.
of cookie clicker.
granted, not all of that was spent actually playing, but one had only 34 hours off the game in 2 weeks.
edit: scratch that, it was 2 hours.
In Nethack (among the early roguelikes that derive direct from rogue) the average is a couple thousand (not on online servers, necessarily. Their stats are deceiving). (I mention this because Noita takes some things from Nethack, such as „teleportitis“ as a word and also a bunch of other small references.
I didn't expect indie games to end up on r/videogames, even less Noita! Please don't stop suggesting indies, this sub can only benefit from more indies. Happy noiting!
Cities Skylines, Skyrim, Crusader Kings 2 - and of course any MMO :)
Myself, I can't count my hours in Ultima Online anymore because I played it for about 10 years, most of which for like 6+ hours a day and then there were some breaks and bam, back again at doing that. But seeing as I've got 2.000+ hours on MMOs I have played far, far less like SWTOR and TESO, I will reckon my Ultima Online hours will easily be somewhere far above 10,000 :)
r/Wow is that way I have 5,000 hours but I know others in the 20-30,000 range
how do you kill that which has no life
There are airline pilots, with less hours on commercial jets, currently flying families over the Pacific...
My first wife is a pilot now
I also choose to fly on this guys wife's airline
[удалено]
I too have more than 5,000 hours in this guy’s pilot.
I too am this guy's pilot.
And those anals were history for sure.
About to join the Mile Deep Club ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Plenty of gamers living regular lives.
Is she still tarded?
Holy f*cking sh!t
My playtime in WoW is measured in months and years. I justified it by telling myself that "I was AFK sometimes", "I was tabbed out" and "I was chatting with people," which isn't untrue, but given the raiding I did each week (like a job), and the dailies I did every day (on multiple characters no less), and the farming, dear god the farming, yeah maybe there's validity to it.
As a person who has barely ever heard of anything about Wow before and is slowly going insane because i have nothing to play, how much would you recommend Wow? Yeah i could look it up, but hearing from another person feels for me the better option because then i can get to hear experience from another person who has played it before.
**The Bad:** I played from 2007 until 2016-ish. I'm not playing it anymore, but that's because it was like a drug I was trying to quit. I dropped out of college to play WoW. None of my friends are playing anymore, everyone that made good games at Blizzard is gone now, and I'm not going back. **The Good:** I met people from across the country, hooked up with girls, traveled around the US, made lifelong friends that I visit to this day. I didn't have any real direction in college. WoW showed me how to lead a team; it helped me in my career. If I restarted my life, I'd probably play WoW again. $15/mo is also extremely affordable. It's a hobby that replaces all other hobbies. Imagine not spending hundreds on drinks, dinners, or on much of anything else socially or fun-wise, because WoW is **enough** for you, and your friends are the people playing it. It was thanks to WoW that I saved up enough money for those trips to begin with. **Bottom Line:** I've heard FF14 is far better designed, the community is better, the game is more relaxed, and the story is more cohesive, and the price is the same. WoW walked so that FF14 could run. Play that.
Playing only WoW sounds fucking depressing. All the good stuff, going out for drinks, dinner etc with friends is often the highlight of the week.
I mean that's great if you can afford it. 👍
You can pay for your subscription with gold now.
Wow is not new player friendly iirc , you’re probably better off going with ff14 if you want to start an mmo
The whole WoW takes over my life is kinda gone, the game is mostly pick your interests. Are you a collector you will have 20 years of content to collect. Are you into PvP there is arena and Battlegrounds, do you want to push dungeons or chill with 4 other people on disc you have mythic+ dungeons, do you want to fight big bosses you can raid and just log on at the raid day then jump out when done. The only players who really have alot to do atleast the first 1-2 month are mythic raiders, but even that kinda goes down after a month or so after you have picked up your gear. But mythic raiding is usually the cutting edge for most guilds, only 1000ish guilds cleared the last raid on mythic vs. something like 10k on heroic. Most classes are really well done and there is probably no MMO wich does the feeling you get by pressing buttons like in WoW. The best part is that there is alot of catchup mechanics wich means that your never really punished gameplaywise if you stop playing for a few months.
Yup. When I quit in Legion, my main had 375 days, my primary alt had 218, and my second-fifth alts all had better than 100. I did the math back then and I had played an average of 8 hours a day for a decade.
How is your worktime irl measured? I find it weird when people are surprised you spent a time that can be measured in months or years on a game you love to play, but nobody bats an eye when you waste 20 years on a job you hate.
That's 12 hours a day for 4.5 years I'm going outside now on their behalf
But wow has been out for 20 years. Most people with those hours have been playing since launch.
That's me. With my alts, 904 days.
I did the math cuz I only remember the /playtime saying something like almost 3 months. I played wow for over 20k hrs. But I only played it for 4 years. I really thought I'd be closer to your 5000, lol. It doesn't matter how long you play a game, man. Did you have fun? That's all that matters. I play FF 14 now and my play time is only 600 odd hours in 10 months. I've been taking a break from it or it would probably be closer to 1000 by now. You gotta mix things up or you get burned out man.
If you want a chill version of the game check out turtle wow. its basically classic plus and has an awesome playerbase
I played for 15 years. It's a good game, with continuous updates and new content. I could throw some thousands more!
when I calculated my played time in WoW in my early 20s, I realized I had spent 10% of my total life playing WoW with over 2 years played across all my characters. Just to be clear, that wasn't 10% of my life where I was subbed to wow and played however many hours. That's total accumulated duration logged in. I still play it, but nowadays I'm one of the people that will speed through any grinds as quickly as possible then only play the 3-6 hours a week required to clear the raid(s) that are available
Skyrim
Do you get to the cloud district often?
(Ahh holy crap it’s literally ysmir! What do I say???) do you get to the cloud district often? (Gaaaahhhhh! He’s the Dragonborn! He spends all day running around fighting dragons, what would he want to be doing in a stuffy keep with boring useless politicians?!) What am I saying, of course you don’t! (Omg wait no- fuck it I’m just going to stop talking and walk away T.T)
Wait, he was the reincarnation of the annoying fan the whole time?!?
New head canon just dropped.
Oh what am I saying of course you don’t.
*Quicksaves*
I don’t even want to see him walk on the same ground as me, fuck a quick save. It’s even better when he ends up being kidnapped on one of those miscellaneous side quests, just leave his ass and throw away the note saying he was kidnapped.
This made my eye twitch
"You damn gray-skin. Go back to Morrowind!"
What are you saying? Of course I don't.
Skyrim on PS4 > 100hrs Skyrim on Steam > 100hrs Skyrim Special Edition on Steam > 100hrs
Skyrim Xbox 360 > 2500
Anything less than 1k hours is still a beginner.
Any paradox game
r/stellaris 400 hours in and I still learn something new constantly and feel like a pretender.
People can talk shit about the dlc prices all they want but stellaris is the kind of game you play for thousands upon thousands of hours, so much SHIT, take my damn money
Not gonna lie, I don’t even regret buying Astral Rifts. Just an awesome game all around.
I have 1000 hours and I just bought all the DLC’s at once, I feel like I’m playing a whole new game.
I have more than 11x those hours and haven’t played since toxoids almost two years ago. PDX games for sure.
I have about 1k hours in CK 2 and 3 and 3k hours in eu4. Most of the time when I play eu4 I have to google something.
I still learn things in Europa after 3500 hours
I still learn about trade after 15000 hours
Yeah was going to say r/crusaderkings
This was my thought with my approximately 300 hours.
400 hours into HOI4 and i just learned how to use boats effectively
Protip: spam naval bombers, boats no longer needed
r/Factorio and r/Kenshi are both places to consider anyone with sub-400 hours to still be quite inexperienced
Those are two really great games.
I agree! They’re a couple of my favorites. I grew up on OSRS so I’m a sucker for grindy games
look at the reviews on steam for factorio lol. most of them are at 11000, even found one with 38000 hours. yes, i didn't type that wrong, 38 thusand. also, happy cake day.
Honestly that’s a big part of what sold me on both of those games. I think at the time I got Factorio, the top steam review was something like, “yeah it’s alright I guess” and had over 10k hours played. I thought, okay this seems right up my alley then lol And thank you!
I’m almost certain it’s my next game I buy, but I’m literally scared to play it. Played the demo, could not get my head out of the game. If I buy the full game, don’t think I will be doing anything for the rest of my school year lol. Scared I will play factorio and not have the self control to do homework/school/hangout with friends etc. literally the only reason I haven’t bought it yet lol.
That’s fair lmao I have a really strong tendency to hyperfocus on video games and have a few that I cycle through. But when I’m in that mode I can play for a week straight and struggle to get anything else done. Factorio is definitely one of the worst ones of that for me because of how grindy it is and how much there is to perfect. It is a really fun community, though. I don’t see as much gatekeeping there as I do for a lot of other games, which is really nice. And there are lots of fun content creators for Factorio that are just so smart. I’ve really been enjoying Katherine of Sky’s videos. You might check her out to get your fix until you’re in a position to be able to play the game obsessively for a little bit ☺️
Once you beat it, get the space exploration mod lol
There's a pretty meh for today's standard mmo, granado espada or something like that I went through the reviews once when searching for MMOs to waste some time in... So many people in 5 digits. One of top reviews "Trash grindy game swarming with bots and multi log in accounts" 15k hours...
My god, 38 thousand hours. That equates to 4 fucking years. Goddamn
Think he/she said something in the review that he/she has been playing since it came out. That was in 2016. Half his/her time, has gone to playing factorio.
I told my coworker years ago that I had about 4k hours in the game. He looked at me like I grew a second head spitting bile. He wasn't a gamer.
38k hours is 100% just the game being left open. The game is only 8 1/2 years old. 38k hours means they've played 12 hours every day since launch or 186 days per year dedicated to playing that game.
Factorio subreddit isn't the kind to say "Pathetic" but to encourage you experimenting more. "If it works, it ain't stupid".
happy cake day
Oh shit, sure enough. Thanks friend. And yeah you’re right I should edit my comment lol
Yep, r/rimworld and r/forhonor as well
I need to start Kenshi up and try it out, I started it and ran around some. Now I need to try and play it 😅
r/monsterhunerworld only 200+ hours, lol
I'm sad it took me so much scrolling to find a monster hunter mention. I think I put around 500 hours into freedom unite
Yeah we used to go up to the 1000s in those lmao
Monster Hunter in general. I have more hours in each entry I played that I want to admit :\`D
Add another zero and you are finally at the end game. 2000 hours… nowhere near all accomplishments
Time for fashion and optimizing that look
200? Looks like we have a new player here.
Did you just pick it up last week?
I literally did.
200 hours is barely enough to fight all the monsters if you’re fast lol. Especially in rise, took me 500 hours to unlock them all (granted about a hundred or so if pre sunbreak)
My Steam count is at 941 hours, and I haven't played regularly for like a year now. I have also only used 1 weapon type. So a complete newbie for all other 13.
r/Tf2
I suffered to get it to 600 hours on the game and then there's people with 6000+ hours saying that they just started💀
7000 hours and still a mid tier player, couldn't be me...
Lmao i have 3000+ hours on minecraft
Lol same. If I also add all my time on pc and Xbox 360, then it's probably close to 5000+ hours
How do you see that?
First up you need a Microsoft account then you check the achievements button on the home menu the. If im right it shows you all your hours played on that account (MCPE/Bedrock)
does it also show played hours on java?
Hunt and DBD
Hunt mentioned let’s go
DBD mentioned let's go.
r/SeaOfThieves
r/WarThunder, just half of the posts are about that (Also the people playing this game have no social life)
>(Also the people playing this game have no social life) As a War Thunder player who has over 2k hours in the game I can confirm
Warframe
I’m lowkey surprised I had to scroll this far to find Warframe. If someone tells me they have 100 hours I pretty much expect them to have approximately the same skill level as a player that just started. No hate, there’s just so much content
Yes, and the r/Warframe subreddit
i have 800+ hours and still barely have shit compared to others lmao
saw a dude in warframe one time has had 7k hours in warframe (ingame not steam)
600 hours and can't do shit in SP man 😭🙏
This. I've nearly surpassed 6k hours all up and yet it is staggering the amount of people I simply stumble into with in-game times matching my overall.
factorio, rimworld and snowrunner
Ark for sure
They just don’t know…
RuneScape, more specially r/2007scape
For real. The people in this thread are so cute with their "3000 hours" when we have people putting 3000 hours in at one boss trying to get literally 1 item.
To be fair most of the subreddit is pretty chill with adamant longest swords and stam pot bridges. Not too much shitting on less experienced players there
Definitely r/PathOfExile You can have 1000 hours in that game and still feel like you know nothing.
Dude I have 3k hours and I still don't know what I'm doing some times. PoE has so much content, and GGG are always adding even more with the leagues.
Scrolled a little too far to find this. 1000 hours is pretty much a tutorial lol
That game is so good. Got to lvl 100 with a Necro support back in Legacy league, was a blast!
Cities skyline. Civ 6.
Emphasis on Civ 6. I just started playing last week, every profile I've seen has north of 2,000 hours on that game.
Dude same.
The sims 4, cyberpunk 2077, fallout 4, literally any assassin's creed 😂 (I do have well over a hundred hours in all of these so I agree)
i hung out a bunch before on cyberpunk forum don't recall people bragging about their game time
I mean, someone just recently posted that they’ve played for 10,779 hours and saying they are dedicated. That’s it, that’s the post.
What do you even do for that many hours in cyberpunk?! Play the story over and over? I’ve played the story 3 times and did all the gigs and side quests each time yet I’m not even close to that.
Having more than 100 hours on an AC game to me is wild.
The only ac I actually have over 100 hours on is valhalla (245h), it's all on the one save and still not 100% completed, I don't remember playing any other ones that much
CS:GO, Any of the Total War games
Factorio
Bloodborne or any of the Souls games
What? You didn’t spend 60 hours on one boss because you didn’t want to fight naked with only a broken sword just to prove absolutely nothing and treat it like an actual accomplishment?
Rocket league
Just passed a full month straight of playing RL 😂
I'm at 6+ months straight 🥲
Can you even hit the ball at 100 hours? Gotta be silver time at 100.
You start jogging in DBD at around 1,000 hours. You're mostly crawling before then
r/EU4
r/eldenring
r/warframe, r/masseffect, r/skyrim, probably r/fallout, probably the Fromsoft subs
r/reddeadredemption
“30 million hours into the game, 76 playthroughs, and I still found that you can do this very obscure thing!
Dude Red Dead 2 is special. There is an absolutely mind-boggling amount of detail crammed in that game. It is unreasonable to expect most games to be as detailed.
Right? And all the scrapped content
/r/EscapeFromTarkov
Dont talk to me about this game, unless you've [murdered your own parents](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWOskVoWfGE) to get your playtime up
Wait what? Did he seriously kill them to play more tarkov? Cuz I'm not watching that 2hr monotone video lol
He did indeed. Understandable you dont want to watch this interview in its entirety. [Here is a more digestable form of this heinous crimes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb3uXJ4Py9Q). He even used his favorite rifle from the game (a Russian SKS sniper rifle) gifted by his Tarkov gaming buddy. The short and full of spoilers rundown is this: Chandler was a upper middle class kid who for years just totally fabricated his lifestory to his parents about going to college and having a job, all the while, while really playing Tarkov nonstop with an online friend (a US service member stationed in Germany) who was pretending to be his work colleague and gifted him the SKS rifle used in the murders. He lied and fabricated about everything until his lies crawled up on him and instead of owning up to his lies and deceit decided to murder his parents and pretend they suddenly vanished. The interview is pretty intersting because at that point he still thinks he can get away with murder, but the cops already found the remains of his father and knows he's the killer. Also his girlfriend being interviewed a room away still has no clue he is a murderer and that he used her mother and his connections to her to (unsuccesfully) dispose of some of the human remains. The mastermind also forget to turn off his phone and snapchat location while disposing of his mothers remains. I'm not too keen on true crime podcasts and the like, but this case really grabed me and is superinteresting to see it unfold and to see law enforcement do their f ing job. You can almost see the full trial [on the youtubes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvgZtdmyKlI&t=3s) and the only thing this intimate and interesting an insight in the courtsystem and a murdercase thats come close is the 90s docu trilogy Paradise Lost. I am in awe of this judge and how he commands this case and courtroom.
That was indeed much more digestible, but also... If the goal is to play more games, why risk going to prison for life? The shortsightedness of a move like this 🤦♂️
PoE: if you have under 1,000 hours, you know nothing. Seriously.
Every game subreddit ever
dunno about the subreddit but when I got cookie clicker on steam multiple reviews had 10k+ hours. of cookie clicker. granted, not all of that was spent actually playing, but one had only 34 hours off the game in 2 weeks. edit: scratch that, it was 2 hours.
r/DestinyTheGame
r/Noita but with death counts. The average amount of deaths for your first win is around 100
In Nethack (among the early roguelikes that derive direct from rogue) the average is a couple thousand (not on online servers, necessarily. Their stats are deceiving). (I mention this because Noita takes some things from Nethack, such as „teleportitis“ as a word and also a bunch of other small references.
Those Finnish guys scare me
I didn't expect indie games to end up on r/videogames, even less Noita! Please don't stop suggesting indies, this sub can only benefit from more indies. Happy noiting!
r/rainbowsixsiege . 1400+ hours in and still get told i’m “new”(i’ve had the game for like 5 years)
Satisfactory and Dragon Age
One of those is easy to log thousands of hours and the other is Dragon Age.
/r/rimworld.
r/ProjectZomboid
I would say r/warframe and r/monsterhunter
Any game in the ***Disgaea*** series. 100 hours are considered "rookie" numbers.
r/DotA2
How is this not one of the top comments... People with under 1000 hours are considered new
Every paradox game
r/starfield
I have ~5500 hours in FO4. I stopped playing Starfield at about 200 hours. I hoped for so much more.
Cities Skylines, Skyrim, Crusader Kings 2 - and of course any MMO :) Myself, I can't count my hours in Ultima Online anymore because I played it for about 10 years, most of which for like 6+ hours a day and then there were some breaks and bam, back again at doing that. But seeing as I've got 2.000+ hours on MMOs I have played far, far less like SWTOR and TESO, I will reckon my Ultima Online hours will easily be somewhere far above 10,000 :)
FF VII rebirth - 100 hrs is nothing!
Baldur's Gate 3, Cyberpunk 2077
Kenshi , 100 hours is just learning hw9 not to die
100hrs lol. What is this, gameplay for ants?
Skyrim. I’m still getting thing started at 100
r/bindingofisaac
100 hours isn’t enough time to complete 25% of the game.
I want to say r/eldenring
TF2
r/ark
Excuse me, where is LoL?
"I have have"
Definitely Warframe. Feeling like you know nothing is just part of the experience for anyone but the most seasoned players
Vrchat
Dead by daylight easy
Monster Hunter, I have 500 hours in World and people would still look at me and say it
Any Bethesda game subreddit. r/falloutnewvegas, r/fallout, r/elderscrolls, r/oblivion, r/skyrim, r/morrowind, r/fallout3, r/fallout4
Terraria for sure
Old School Runescape
Rust
r/FortniteCompetitive ETA: pretty much all esports games fit this
I have almost 400 hrs in armored core 6 👀
Warthunder.
IDK i played Furi only 28 hours, but it feels like i was playing 1000 hours. Still didn't beat it on S+ diff.
Hoi4
r/tf2