Poll: How long is your typical computer roleplaying game session?

[Sunri]

It depends how tired I'm after work and if I have something to do I guess weekday 1-3 hours and on weekend 10-12h sessions

I've seen your steam page, you had over 200 hours played in the past 2 weeks

i wonder if this counts

I think these count more

You look at stats from 2016 that 6 years od playing and the topic is about rpgs so they doun't count anyway

 

[rusty_shackleford]

5.5K hours spent in a furry augmented reality?

he's a weeb that streams with a virtual avatar

 

[perfectslumbers]

You look at stats from 2016 that 6 years od playing and the topic is about rpgs so they doun't count anyway

Play more RPGS and less shitty multiplayer games

 

[Sunri]

You look at stats from 2016 that 6 years od playing and the topic is about rpgs so they doun't count anyway

Play more RPGS and less shitty multiplayer games

At least steam doesn't track Blizzard games

 

[Agesilaus]

You look at stats from 2016 that 6 years od playing and the topic is about rpgs so they doun't count anyway

Play more RPGS and less shitty multiplayer games

At least steam doesn't track Blizzard games

Still plays Blizzard games...

 

[Sunri]

You look at stats from 2016 that 6 years od playing and the topic is about rpgs so they doun't count anyway

Play more RPGS and less shitty multiplayer games

At least steam doesn't track Blizzard games

Still plays Blizzard games...

I already stopped but I played HS and Hots a lot.

 

[Bastardchops]

It depends how tired I'm after work and if I have something to do I guess weekday 1-3 hours and on weekend 10-12h sessions

I've seen your steam page, you had over 200 hours played in the past 2 weeks

i wonder if this counts

I think these count more

Do you stream?

 

[Bastardchops]

Oh wait nevermind that was Sunri.

 

[Tyranicon]

Voted for science. But yeah, don't have much time anymore so I've been slowly crawling through my catalogue.

 

[Agesilaus]

You look at stats from 2016 that 6 years od playing and the topic is about rpgs so they doun't count anyway

Play more RPGS and less shitty multiplayer games

At least steam doesn't track Blizzard games

Still plays Blizzard games...

I already stopped but I played HS and Hots a lot.

RTS click fests are a terrible sin, I am glad to hear you have left that life behind.

 

[Rean]

It depends how tired I'm after work and if I have something to do I guess weekday 1-3 hours and on weekend 10-12h sessions

I've seen your steam page, you had over 200 hours played in the past 2 weeks

i wonder if this counts

I think these count more

Of all the games you could play online you chose to play fucking DBD?

 

[Ulysa]

Job is draining so I don't have much juice on week days, also sitting all day is annoying. On weekends there are other things to do, so yeah 1 or 2 hs session mostly.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

It depends how tired I'm after work and if I have something to do I guess weekday 1-3 hours and on weekend 10-12h sessions

I've seen your steam page, you had over 200 hours played in the past 2 weeks

i wonder if this counts

I think these count more

Of all the games you could play online you chose to play fucking DBD?

Thats not mine, I don't even know what game that is.

 

[Rean]

Thats not mine, I don't even know what game that is.

I know.

Dead by Daylight is an abomination of a game where you run around with 3 others in an empty map repairing generators with quick button prompts as you get chased by different killers from popular franchises they acquired rights for.
It's the tranny community's favorite streamer game, too.

Truly one of the worst games in existence. It literally got popular because the devs are a bunch of highly virtue-signaling scumbags.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

It's the tranny community's favorite streamer game, too.

This makes more sense than you realize.

 

[Rean]

You can also hang little 'pride' flags off your kill hooks in DBD, because projecting your sense of non-existent victimhood to acquire attention points goes well with the pleasure of impaling a living human being!

 

[Sunri]

You can also hang little 'pride' flags off your kill hooks in DBD, because projecting your sense of non-existent victimhood to acquire attention points goes well with the pleasure of impaling a living human being!

Its fun game to play casualy,

 

[Divine Blessing]

daily schedule like work-out routine, literary career obligations, overall (social) RL and esp. an existential minimum <10h sleep limit gaming sessions healthily. the rare occasions, where i overdosed on Neocron BDOY for 55hrs straight, Dark Souls 4 days and Civ IV Fall From Heaven II (mod) 3 weeks due to sickness werent the most entertaining.

what seems like a priviledge to many, is a curse to the unhappy few - performance athletics hormone levels may be orbital, but also highly addictive, as i cant enjoy anything, neither lecture, gaming nor social, without this Universal Soldier feeling of ultimate (athletic) performance. so i cant get old, wise and ugly, but body-high, texy and displayed for the maybe-brief remainder (as some r genetically allowed to powerlift until late 70s though) of my Forever Young lifestyle.

 

[FriendlyMerchant]

Session?

 

[Rahdulan]

Barely an hour these days and I think that might explain why my RPG retention rate has dropped off significantly in recent years. Stop-and-go kills me. Yes, I have become a casual.

 

[Nutria]

I have become a casual

It's over for you. Time for retirement. Just shut up and take the casual pill.

 

[Comte]

The max I will spend on gamez is one hour a day if even that.

 

[BruceVC]

I find myself, especially as the years roll by, playing RPGs less and less per actual session. Oddly, I might actually play for shorter periods the more I like an RPG, and I can only guess it's because I'm attempting to savor the experience? To draw it out and enjoy it more?

In any case, what about you? Do you marathon session it every time, or do you daintily bite off little niblets at a time like I do?

Great poll and something I have been thinking about so its interesting to see the views and results

I play for 2 hours at a time normally and then have a break for 1-2 hours. But it also depends on the level of attention and excitement. So for example if I defeat a difficult boss I like to take a break and reflect on the game

And then if I find myself vexed in any game because of things like a really hard puzzle, like some in Bards Tale 4, I find having a longer break or even stopping until the next day always helps me succeed when I carry on

 

[BruceVC]

Played lord of the rings Online for like 18 hours once. Was playing all day and next thing I knew my house mate was walking through the longueroom on his way to work in the morning.

This takes serious gaming fortitude, I respect this

 

[curds]

Played lord of the rings Online for like 18 hours once. Was playing all day and next thing I knew my house mate was walking through the longueroom on his way to work in the morning.

This takes serious gaming fortitude, I respect this

Was the first time a played an MMO, so the steady dopamine drip offered by the "kill ten wolves, turn in for reward, repeat" gameplay intoxicated me. Can't stomach the game for more than 30 minutes any more.