Which game have you played the most hours on?

#21

CS:S - 256 hours since 2005 (if it kept track since then)

#22

Left 4 Dead 1 with 159 hours.

#23

Counter-Strike - around 300 hours
CS:S (including my previous accounts) - around 500 hours

#24

On Steam:
TF2: 419.1 hrs
Left 4 Dead 2: 43.8 hrs

But then I’m looking through my save files on the bawks and I swear I must have 120 hours on FFXIII and even more on Dragon Age Origins and Mass Effect 2.

Feels bad. Feels really bad.

#25

521 hours of tf2, 250 something on shadow of chernobyl, 120 on mount and blade

#26

probably morrowind / oblivon i hope i never find a number out tbh

#27

Half life 2- 224 hours

#28

Is HL2 the only game you have? How many times have you re-played it?

#29

There was a time when Steam thought the Source SDK was HL2…

TF2 - 672 hours.
L4D2 - 64 hours.
EU3 - 60 hours.

#30

EU = Europa Universalis?

#31

Half-Life 2: 94 hours.

#32

Gmod Tops it, then TF2 is a close second, next is a tie between The Elder Scrolls 3 and 4 lastly the l4d2.

https://steamcommunity.com/id/SURPLUS_NiNjA/games?tab=all
https://steamcommunity.com/id/surplusninja/games?tab=all
https://www.xfire.com/profile/backgroundguy/
(note all my play time is not recorded in this I am not always on xfire)

#33

I have a friend with 190 hours of HL2, then again, he was one of the people who did the speedrun.

#34

Together with mods and the over 9000 runthroughs I’ve done, it must be Half-Life 1. I don’t have a nice round hour figure though. My TF2 says 185 hours; that’s the highest one in my Steam account atm.

#35

Yes.
I could’ve written the full names of the games but I was obviously too lazy.

#36

Don’t worry, I am also lazy as fuck.

#37

#1 – rFactor[PC]
#2 – TF2[PC]
#3 – MSR (metropolis street racer)[DC]

This is afaik, of course, 2 of these I don’t have exact figures for.

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