Games you dedicated your life to?

[Maine]

Growing up I only really had a PS2 as a console. And I still use it from time to time. I'd say the games I've spent the most time playing would have to be the Ratchet & Clank series, and Okami.




I swear I've 100% finished Okami 3-4 times over. >w>'''''

[Slayer]

I have played the Final Fantasy series the most. I'd say on average I spent 150 hours playing each game and I own 22 games for a total of 3300 hours of Final Fantasy. Kind of sad considering I have only completed 7 of them. The rest, I am just stuck on the final bosses.

[Cirrus]

I can't say I've dedicated myself to any specific game, but I have spent a ridiculous amount of time on games like Diablo, Avernum, and the Divinity series. There was one series that I kept returning to between the ages of 8-24, trying to finish several titles and then finish the remakes of those titles. I failed.

[White Wolf Guardian]

I think I can vouch for anyone that has played Disgaea, that "level 99" is a low level. Level 9999 is where you wanna be and getting there is something short of spiritualist church.

[Dax Declan]

Probably Garry's mod. 2500 hours in it. And phantasy star universe. Just a fantastic series in general.

[kalan]

Morrowind i didnt used to believe it had an end but i was bound and determined to play until i found out

[Tim Siguire]

Only two games get my dedicated gamer award.


Marvel vs Capcom 3 & EDF 2017: Insect Armageddon.


Now the TRUE Dedication goes to the Timesplitters series.
I have a good month worth of hours in that series.
Im probably in the top 1000 of most played hours.


Well, I would be if I was able to play it. I have had at least 200+ hours because I played Timesplitters series like it was the best game in the world. Oh, what i'd give for a Timesplitters 4!!!

[Dax Declan]

Only two games get my dedicated gamer award.


Marvel vs Capcom 3 & EDF 2017: Insect Armageddon.


Now the TRUE Dedication goes to the Timesplitters series.
I have a good month worth of hours in that series.
Im probably in the top 1000 of most played hours.


Well, I would be if I was able to play it. I have had at least 200+ hours because I played Timesplitters series like it was the best game in the world. Oh, what i'd give for a Timesplitters 4!!!

Tho post just made my day. I remember playing Time splitters 2 along with max Payne with my dad and my brother. That was one of my favorite games.

[Angder]

For many years of my life I was a Thief (TDP) and Thief 2 (TMA) Fanatic, Spent more time on those two games than the rest of my games libary combined, the number (and overall quality) of the fan missions for thief was and is insane.

Still boot it up occasionally, trouble is im too good at it,  the game simply isn't a challenge anymore. Helps I know (almost) every official level off by heart.

[Peanut B. Rawket]

I've put ~400+ hours into Pokemon X alone (A large chunk of it was breeding for IVs, maybe a majority, actually, so i was probably preoccupied with something else, but still! ) and probably ~1000-1500 hours into all Pokemon games I've played. I've wasted alot of time on these games xD



Then ~200 hours into the Monster Hunter series...


And probably somewhere between 300-400 hours into games like Quake/Unreal Tournament and other bare-bones shooter games.


Now that I list all of these out...
I've wasted a lot of my life

[Tim Siguire]

I can say that Hybrid Heaven and Turok STILL TO THIS DAY get played.

Hybrid Heaven was,, whoooo... I'd say 350+
And Turok gets alot less than i'd want but that's because I wasn't very good at it Lol.
So... at least 100 hours.


When I was a kid, I no lifed with my games Lol.
Banjo & Kazooie, 120. AND Beat it on my own. Hard to do but I did it!
My N64 got over 2250 hours total MINIMUM. Done!!

From 3rd Grade to 7th. 4 years of Epic N64 Action.
And now the emulators THANK YOU

Note im counting 1 Hour per Day.

[Midnight Madness]

Pokémon, obviously. I can't even count how many hours I have spent in my entire life playing Pokémon, honestly. I play both casually and competitively, generally perfecting teams and the like after the story mode has concluded. I also love to mess around with all the different features in the game, and I tend to be damn good at all of them. I've owned one game from every single generation of Pokémon at the very least, if not all of them at some point in the past. I've probably caught them all, though spread out over time, even if battling and amenities are the main focuses of my playthroughs. (Pokémon amie, contests, secret bases, maxing out my teams, breeding for excellence, or even teaching new players about all those things.) I can name them all by cry alone, even those from Generation VI. I just want them to bring back a proper console based Pokémon game like Gale of Darkness. No more Battle Revolutions, please.

Another game I have dedicated myself to is, funnily enough, only two years in the making. War Thunder. I love the history in the game, and I read up on all the vehicles (though mostly the planes) and the battles they took part in and the aces that flew them. The Mighty Jingles is a great source for this kind of information on Youtube. I learn plenty about design models, combat tactics (both basic and advanced), the countries that used them and the various types of ammunition they carry. So it's a mix of educational and competitive, and I really do love when a plan comes together in one of the various game modes. Hell, I have a better K/D ratio in it than I did with Halo, and I am a monster in Halo. That K/D Ratio is around 5.5 or so, which is pretty crazy considering how I started out.

[PEFA Harker]

Almost all the sandbox games, including Minecraft, GMod and Starbound, each has over 50 hours approximately spent.
And also, curtain fire STGs (aka bullet hell shoot 'em ups I suppose?) are the  memories of my childhood,(my parents are very afraid of so-called 'modern electronic drugs' aka internet addiction that they rarely give me access to any device that can connect to the Internet before middle school) and I can't remember how many times and coins I've spent in front of the arcade's machines (until sadly the arcade was closed down and turned into a convenience store a year ago) and my laptop, until now I have spent at least 100 hours on Touhou project games on computers.