I would say oblivion kotor or mass effect but I beat those first two in <20 hours and mass effect in 10or so.
I don't mess around
I don't mess around
It means you're playing an RPG. It's not unusual for those games to take this long.Wutaiflea said:Today, while avoiding doing the washing up, I passed 140 hours on Final Fantasy 10.
I still haven't done everything.
I don't know what this says about me...
Further to this, if I counted up all the hours on all my "master" FF saves across the series, I'd probably be looking at a good 800 hours... and that's not even counting all the times I've replayed the stories because I'm a social reject...
Aha, how could I forget that.TaborMallory said:Pokemon: 100+ hours
Curtmiester said:Sadly I'm almost sure it's a pokemon game. I look at the time keeper thing and it said 80 hours...
The man said it all. Never have I derived so many, long hours of gameplay out of any game. No matter how sandbox-happy I am at any games that offers anything that remotely resembles a sandbox. What really frightened me though, was that the sandbox things turned into a chore rather quick, but Baldur's Gate... I stopped even though I wasn't quite finished.Anachronism said:Baldur's Gate, definitely. The whole series if you see it as one giant game (which I sort of do). I kid you not when it took me four months of playing Baldur's Gate and nothing else to complete it, and I finished Baldur's Gate II after three months of playing it. It took me more than half a year to finish those games.
And then, after all that, you've got BGII's expansion pack, Throne of Bhaal, to play through. It's an absurdly long series.
I have friends who have over 400 hour pilled into that game. One of them is busy geting all of his Pokemon to Level 100. And He even has a complete Pokedex. You have not beat Pokemon as he said until you caught every Pokemon and got it to lvl 100. Hes a little crazy.Curtmiester said:Sadly I'm almost sure it's a pokemon game. I look at the time keeper thing and it said 80 hours...
Daggerfall is absolute evil, wayyyyy too big for its own good.Psychosocial said:Am I the only person who know about a game named Elder Scrolls: Dagerfall?
Check that game out, it was too big for Bethesda to be able to fully test it for all glitches...