Not sure about on the PS3, but if you're on 360 it states how many hours you have played on the game save screen. Each individual save has it's own total. I'm at about 190. I finally got around to facing Alduin the other dayRose and Thorn said:
How many hours have you devoted to Skyrim?
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I have played it about 500 hours. On Xbox 360 so no mods except the DLC.
Got about 5-6 different characters. Why?
Because I don't mix the different playstyles, I have one warrior, one mage and one thief, then I've thrown in some other ones like a barbarian and an archer aswell. Keeps the game more interesting then having one character to do all things with.
aguspal said:
Got about 5-6 different characters. Why?
Because I don't mix the different playstyles, I have one warrior, one mage and one thief, then I've thrown in some other ones like a barbarian and an archer aswell. Keeps the game more interesting then having one character to do all things with.
I stopped counting around 200 hours, with one main character (Northerner/Viking rogue), another 'more educated pick' main character (Kajit rogue) and an experimental build that was mainly just there to show me how the game would handle extreme min-maxing. Oh, and about 12 bonus hours after I figured out how to get a non-XBOX controller to work on my Windows install. I am symmetrical, the XBOX controller is not. It gives me aches and it insults my eyes.
Then there's quite some weekends playing Barbie's little pink dollhouse pony horsie pool party castle building, beautifying the game beyond postcard perfection. That was fun. So much fun I eventually lost interest in the actual game and only craved for more visual perfection until my eyes got sore and my brain exploded.
Not very interested in vampires (Thanks to Twilight's inanity and media presence overload), not interested in building my own home... with less options than the hackery/mod approach offered. As long as I cannot build my fairy princess tower of doom built entirely from High Elf skulls, I am plain not interested.
Then there's quite some weekends playing Barbie's little pink dollhouse pony horsie pool party castle building, beautifying the game beyond postcard perfection. That was fun. So much fun I eventually lost interest in the actual game and only craved for more visual perfection until my eyes got sore and my brain exploded.
Not very interested in vampires (Thanks to Twilight's inanity and media presence overload), not interested in building my own home... with less options than the hackery/mod approach offered. As long as I cannot build my fairy princess tower of doom built entirely from High Elf skulls, I am plain not interested.
Opinons.White_Lama said:
I rather prefer to have a godlike level 50 character that excells in everything and I get to see almost everything the game offers at me, and call it a day and move on to the next game.
Its not like I rushed or didnt enjoined it, either. I loved skyrim while it lasted (If a bit of a glitch fest), and damn it lasted pretty long all things considerated.
About 1200 hours, though a lot of that is likely when I left the game on in the background for days on end.
Steam says 82 hours, though my sister created a save and played a little too, so it's probably more like 75. However, that 75 hours includes doing the main quest twice and doing all the side quests I encountered along the way. (On my second play through. The first I just did the main quest then deleted that character because I didn't like it.)
Up until a month ago, I was at 115 hours. Then I got Hearthfire and Dawnguard and I was excited to play again. I added an other twenty five hours with the DLC, finishing other side quests and just random venturing. Plus, I had become pretty committed to max levelling my Bosmer. Once I had completed all the stuff I wanted to though, I got bored and stopped playing.
All that to say, 140 hours with one lvl 78 character.
All that to say, 140 hours with one lvl 78 character.
On the PS3, the save game tells you your total hours played and Steam tells you your total hours played on every game.aguspal said:
Dunno if the 360 does either of those things, but I'd imagine it does.
OT: About 80 hours. I played it for 40 on my brother's PS3, then bought it for PC in March and played for another 40.
80+ with wood elf bow/sword girl,, and started a new with a a imperial mage.. one day i will continue him.