I've never seen someone with over a thousand hrs in fallout.
But I've seen tons of players with over 1500 hrs in destiny.
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Edited by C Moth: 11/7/2015 9:09:03 AMWow, you haven't checked anybody out that had actually played Fallout then, not really. My play time in Fallout 3 alone, just on pc, not including console, is measured in calender months. To break that down, the number of hours played is equal to several months. 720 per month, if you want the simple average. I think I had once done the math and had played for over 2400 hours on pc. I'm not bragging, it was a bit worrying really when I checked it. Xbox.com doesn't show me hours played on the website. But, I have 100% of the achievements in Fallout 3. 90% in New Vegas. That's before I switched to pc for the mods. But, I've certainly played a lot of Destiny. I've been playing it exclusively since just after release. Fallout will not "kill" but for me at least, I know I'm going to enjoy Fallout 4 more.
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dude wtf did you do for that long?! hahaha like what is there to do in that game, for that long
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I have all achievements in both Xbox fallouts. Didn't take me more than a hundred hrs.
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I mean we can assume at least 300-400 hours of that is orbit, loading or afk....
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That doesn't make a game better
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You should see my hours logged on Skyrim. Fallout 4 will be no different
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Edited by ObamaBinLaden: 11/7/2015 6:59:49 AMSo you are saying quantity = quality?
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13000 hours on Fallout on pc. About 5000 on xbox 360. Destiny is casual's bait.
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You must not know many gamers.
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Fallout isn't online. Doesn't that make it a little hard to see player statistics?
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4,000 hours easy in Fallout and New vegas. 2,000 on Skyrim
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Proof? Exaggeration Is a naughty thing
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[quote]I've never seen someone with over a thousand hrs in fallout. But I've seen tons of players with over 1500 hrs in destiny.[/quote] With all due respect, that's probably because you're a console peasant.
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Woah woah woah, keep your pants on. Consoles give those games plenty of loving. Stop trying to start a system war.