How can one not be sick of playing a single game that much in such a condensed window of time.
Why don’t you savor that shit a few hours at a time over the course of a few months and then uninstall it until a year later when you are engulfed by crippling boredom.
Your cybergluttony is spoiling your appetite for 60 bucks worth of perfectly good game material
Yea I did the math, if he has played 500 + hours of skyrim since its release that means he has played at least 10.6 hours on average per day…that’s a solid 21 days of playing the game not stop since the release 47 days ago…
I know it looks bad but once I start working again, I won’t even be able to look at it for at least two to three months. To have Skyrim and know there are quests I haven’t done yet, storylines I haven’t played through, secrets I haven’t uncovered and will not be able to for who-knows-how-long? Sad, sad, sad. 
I used to be a Skyrimaholic. Then I took an arrow to the knee.
199 hours in. Morrowind was better. IMO
I’m no addict, nuh-uh, no way. No way would I shell out $50 for the inevitable GOTY edition once its available for PC just to put a few arrows in the knees of the Solitude guards.
I’m not sure when I’ll stop playing this game. I beat the main campaign about 15 levels ago.
I’ve tried to FUS ROH DAH people in real life but none of them seem to move an inch.
I have about 25 hours in so I don’t think I have that much of a problem.
I’m around 193 hours but I doubt I’ll pass the 200 hours, especially with ME3 coming next month and my new addiction for The Big Bang Theory.
81 hrs, half of which is my sister’s playtime.
0 hours
I would be playing Skyrim a lot more, but I’ve kinda lost my interest in the normal Bethesda formula after Fallout: New Vegas. Maybe I’ll have better luck with Fallout 4.
Also 21 hours, most of which was me pausing to listen to streams. By comparison, I have 155 hours in Fallout: New Vegas. Yeah, burned out.
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