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Sensible World Of Soccer career mode.
Got through the full 20 years/seasons half a dozen times at least.
Got through the full 20 years/seasons half a dozen times at least.
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2269 hours on destiny.
RDR, no idea how many hours but probably more than destiny.
Had all dlc and went for 100%. Played shit loads online multiplayer.
Is there even that much to do in RDR? (That's a genuine question as I've only just started it on 360)
No, no there isn't.
Is there even that much to do in RDR? (That's a genuine question as I've only just started it on 360)
Had all dlc and went for 100%. Played shit loads online multiplayer.
Spent a shameful amount of time on World of Warcraft between around 2005 and 2010.
It was kind of a low few years, no relationship at the time, would play WoW, sleep, go to work, come home, eat, play WoW, sleep, repeat for nearly all the week, then bumper sessions on it at the weekend.
Computer problems left me unable to play one day and I was distraught thinking about how my character was going to fall behind if he wasn't going out on his daily quests. Then decided to leave it and never looked back, was scary how reliant I was.
I've wasted weeks of my life on games in the past
Boulderdash I played non stop for ages
On the Amiga it became Lemmings
On the PC - Command and Conquer
Command and Conquer I reckon if added up has had 3 months of my life
Didn't think that was out?Currently playing ARK on the ps4, been putting a solid 4 plus hours a night in and a good chunk of weekends. It's madly addictive
They were, along with Age of Empires.Rise of Nations and Age of Mythology for me.
they were unreal games
Yup. MMORPGs are the worst (best?) for game addiction. As I said earlier, I've almost clocked 10K hours on mine, EQ2 over the last 12-13 yearsSpent a shameful amount of time on World of Warcraft between around 2005 and 2010.
It was kind of a low few years, no relationship at the time, would play WoW, sleep, go to work, come home, eat, play WoW, sleep, repeat for nearly all the week, then bumper sessions on it at the weekend.
Computer problems left me unable to play one day and I was distraught thinking about how my character was going to fall behind if he wasn't going out on his daily quests. Then decided to leave it and never looked back, was scary how reliant I was.