Steam rating and Top Three Steam games

[bojackx]

Steam Rating: 7.4

Top 3 of last 2 weeks
11.5 Hours - Oblivion
7.5 Hours - Skyrim
3.2 Hours - Magicka

Top 3 of all time
178.7 Hours - Skyrim
158.5 Hours - Team Fortress 2
118.6 Hours - Killing Floor

 

[Snotnarok]

Steam Rating: 10

Top 3
Farcry 3
Skyrim
L4D2

Longest...here we go
Team Fortress 2: 694.8hrs
Skyramz: 209hrs
Torchlight 2: 143hrs
Slightly tailed by Saints Row the Third at 128.1

 

[Eomega123]

Steam Rating: 10

Top 2 past 2 weeks (only played 2 games past 2 weeks):
Don't Starve 46.3 hrs / 46 hrs
DLC Quest 1.7 hrs / 1.7 hrs

Top 5 All Time:
Team Fortress 2 597.0 hrs on record
Fallout: New Vegas 188.7 hrs on record
The Binding of Isaac 151.0 hrs on record
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 102.5 hrs on record
FTL: Faster Than Light 75.0 hrs on record

Great games. And in regards to Fallout New Vegas, I also sunk countless hours into it on the 360.

 

[Total LOLige]

Steam Rating: 10

Top 3 of past 2 weeks
1. Far Cry 3 - 12.2 hours / 12.2 hours Six of those hours are fucking around with settings and optimisation
2. ARMA II: OA - 10 hours / 15.6 hours
3. Bioshock: Infinite - 5.7 hours / 5.7 hours

All time champions
1. Football Manager 2012 - 173.7 hours
2. Football Manager 2013 - 105.3 hours
3. Sleeping Dogs - 33.7 hours

I don't think Football Manager games should count towards my playtime, they're worse than heroin in terms of addictiveness.

 

[thiosk]

I don't have my steam rating, but...

I put in 700+ hours into X3: TC and 350 hours each on Anno 2070, Civ V, and skyrim.

Yikesalicious.

0 hours in 2 weeks overall.

Don't Starve 46.3 hrs / 46 hrs

I keep finding myself peering at this one.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the title.

 

[snekadid]

Steam Rating:
10

past 2 weeks:
Far Cry® 3
20.8 hrs / 21 hrs
Sid Meier's Civilization V
6.9 hrs / 43 hrs
Saints Row: The Third
6.9 hrs / 58 hrs

ALL TIME:
Borderlands 2
245.4 hrs on record
Global Agenda (back when it just started and was good)
203.5 hrs on record
The Secret World
160.3 hrs on record

This Global Agenda intrigues me, what exactly was it, and what changes took place that made it so much less good?

You can still see it on steam, its F2P now. It was originally a team based third person shooter (if i remember correctly, could of been first person) with RPG elements and jetpacks, where you could get and use better weapons through tech point placement that made you pick what you used very carefuly and there was a good variaty of character customization. It was alot of fun both PVP and PVE with events and talent trees that really changed how you played and loadouts that played very differently within each of the 4 classes.

Unfortunately the devs kept making it more and more like WoW(my biggest complaint in most online games because if I wanted to play WoW, I would play WoW and not some cheesy ripoff), making it so you bought weapons or got them through questing instead and continually dumbing down the classes until I just didn't care anymore. Every update was something else terrible added to the game or something good taken out. I really miss Global Agenda, it had such amazing potential but it's complete garbage now. I tried playing again a few months ago and it was completely unlikable. The servers were horribly laggy and the combat was dull.

TLR: Global Agenda is another casualty on my list of games that were alot of fun before they started copying WoW.

 

[Vlunce Crociata]

Rating - 10

Top 3 for the past two weeks :
StarDrive 19hrs (22)
Terraria 13hrs (122)
Kenshi 6hrs (6)

Top 3 logged hours :
Supreme Commander 142
Terraria 122
Dungeon Defenders 117

Another with Dungeon defenders in the top, I will need to actually attempt to commit this to memory so that I may find out what the big deal is with it.

The trailer and concept is pretty to the point.

It's a tower defense game that's 3rd person, you can play with friends, is level/gear based and is in general just fun

That actually does sound like quite a bit of fun, I have always had an affinity for Tower Defense games, and I have always had friends. This could be a calling that I need to answer in the near future.

 

[Vlunce Crociata]

most played games:
Men of war Assault squad - 1020 hrs
Arma 2: OA - 300 hrs
Killing Floor - 187 hrs

I racked up that 1000 hrs in about a year and stopped playing lol. really was a great game but hard to get into matches because of ping issues.

Unfortunate about the latency issues, a lot of people seem to have them almost sporadically, that's quite a chunk of time to dedicate to gaming within a single year, and to that I tip my hat. (If I had one)

It was kind of an addiction at that time. I'd get back into it if I had the time.
But god damn it has to be the best RTS (or RTT) game I've ever played. You can turn that game around in the blink of an eye if you have the skill.

Games like that always frightened me, if the game could be turned around by my opponent in the blink of an eye, then I would need to have a lot of skill as well, which while I have the aptitude to learn to develop the skill, I do not have the attention span, nor the time required, I'm far too busy playing video games and eating food.

 

[Vlunce Crociata]

Steam Rating:
10

past 2 weeks:
Far Cry® 3
20.8 hrs / 21 hrs
Sid Meier's Civilization V
6.9 hrs / 43 hrs
Saints Row: The Third
6.9 hrs / 58 hrs

ALL TIME:
Borderlands 2
245.4 hrs on record
Global Agenda (back when it just started and was good)
203.5 hrs on record
The Secret World
160.3 hrs on record

This Global Agenda intrigues me, what exactly was it, and what changes took place that made it so much less good?

You can still see it on steam, its F2P now. It was originally a team based third person shooter (if i remember correctly, could of been first person) with RPG elements and jetpacks, where you could get and use better weapons through tech point placement that made you pick what you used very carefuly and there was a good variaty of character customization. It was alot of fun both PVP and PVE with events and talent trees that really changed how you played and loadouts that played very differently within each of the 4 classes.

Unfortunately the devs kept making it more and more like WoW(my biggest complaint in most online games because if I wanted to play WoW, I would play WoW and not some cheesy ripoff), making it so you bought weapons or got them through questing instead and continually dumbing down the classes until I just didn't care anymore. Every update was something else terrible added to the game or something good taken out. I really miss Global Agenda, it had such amazing potential but it's complete garbage now. I tried playing again a few months ago and it was completely unlikable. The servers were horribly laggy and the combat was dull.

TLR: Global Agenda is another casualty on my list of games that were alot of fun before they started copying WoW.

That actually does sound like a great deal of fun, I wish there were more games out there willing to take risks, I don't see why they would waste their time becoming a game like another game if they already had a fan base. Having a fan base means that the game, the original way it was that is, was already likable in it's state, so why take an even safer path and eat up all the elements of WoW and regurgitate them back out in yet another carbon copy? Speaking of a list of games that were ruined with World of Warcraft like elements, does a certain Star wars MMO, have a spot on that list?

 

[unstabLized]

Steam Rating: 6.5

Top 3 for the past 2 weeks:

Bioshock Infinite: 17.2 Hours.
Payday: The Heist: 1.7 Hours.
Dishonored: 1.8 Hours.


And yes, I am very much in love with Infinite, and will probably be playing more of it.

 

[Solo-Wing]

I actually have not touched steam these last two weeks. Starcraft 2 Heart of the Swarm has been eating my PC gaming time.

I fit in a Bit Bioshock 1, Awesomenauts, and FO:NV for a total of 2.5 hours.

Now total time:

Team Fortress 2: 427.7 Hours
Dungeon Defenders: 111.3 Hours
Terraria: 92.2 Hours (Have not touched in 6 months cause lost my file with all my stuff, gave up on the game.)
Awesomenauts: 85.7 Hours
Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion: 70.9 Hours. Mods are fun.
Left 4 Dead 2: 57.1 hours.

Those are the big ones. The rest are under 20 hours.

 

[Dale Ware]

My top 3 all-time are

Star Trek Online: 122 hrs
Borderlands: 105 hrs
Borderlands 2: 65 hrs

 

[snekadid]

That actually does sound like a great deal of fun, I wish there were more games out there willing to take risks, I don't see why they would waste their time becoming a game like another game if they already had a fan base. Having a fan base means that the game, the original way it was that is, was already likable in it's state, so why take an even safer path and eat up all the elements of WoW and regurgitate them back out in yet another carbon copy? Speaking of a list of games that were ruined with World of Warcraft like elements, does a certain Star wars MMO, have a spot on that list?

Tor was a WoW clone from dev to launch so no, that game was just poorly planned with little to no original ideas put into anything but the single player stories. Another MMO though that is on the list is RIFT, Which ended up sacrificing almost all class individuality and making its main concept( THE GOD DAMN RIFTS!) trivial and for the most part pointless. It went from them being events that ranged from small to apocalyptic, that could shut down an entire zone if people didn't take them out and stop the flood of enemies spawned from them like you would see from a real invasion. Basically during the last month of beta they cut everything that was good out of the game and then slowly whittled down the decent remaining bits until everything worked pretty much just like WoW.

 

[mirage202]

Steam Rating: 2.8

Top 3 last 2 weeks:
Sniper Elite V2 4.3 hours.
Impire Demo 3.8 hours.
Uncharted Waters Online 0.9 hours.

Top 3 logged hours:
Star Trek Online 532.2 hours.
Mount and Blade: Warband 348.2 hours.
Empire: Total War 274.6 hours.

 

[Sangnz]

Steam rating 10

Top 3 for the past 2 weeks
Anno 2070: 33 hours
Total War: Shogun 2: 13 hours
Civ 5: 5.2 hours

Top 3 of all time:
Skyrim: 308 hours
Civ 5: 259 hours
Dawn of War 2 + all xpacs: 229 hours

 

[Greyhamster]

Steam rating 10

Top 3 for the past 2 weeks
Skyrim: 26.5 hours
Total war Shogun 2: 22.8 hours
Napoleon TW: 1.9 hours

Top 3 of all time:
Left 4 Dead: 319.0 hours
Total War Shogun 2: 312.1 hours
Skyrim: 83.4 hours

Huh, I had forgotten I had spent so much time on left 4 dead. Meanwhile, L4D2 is sitting at a paltry 26 hours XD

 

[CpT_x_Killsteal]

most played games:
Men of war Assault squad - 1020 hrs
Arma 2: OA - 300 hrs
Killing Floor - 187 hrs

I racked up that 1000 hrs in about a year and stopped playing lol. really was a great game but hard to get into matches because of ping issues.

Unfortunate about the latency issues, a lot of people seem to have them almost sporadically, that's quite a chunk of time to dedicate to gaming within a single year, and to that I tip my hat. (If I had one)

It was kind of an addiction at that time. I'd get back into it if I had the time.
But god damn it has to be the best RTS (or RTT) game I've ever played. You can turn that game around in the blink of an eye if you have the skill.

Games like that always frightened me, if the game could be turned around by my opponent in the blink of an eye, then I would need to have a lot of skill as well, which while I have the aptitude to learn to develop the skill, I do not have the attention span, nor the time required, I'm far too busy playing video games and eating food.

Lol fair enough. However I managed to pick this game up pretty quickly. Just think in terms of common sense and/or a realistic scenario. The way I see it, MOWAS was a game that was almost completely realistic apart from the scaled down ranges.

Re-wrote this 3 times now, it's too difficult to explain. It's not like your traditional RTSs like AoE, CoH, or SC2. It's play style is completely different, and each nation can use any number of different strategies. Look up some gameplay, might explain it better to see than to read.

 

[Vlunce Crociata]

That actually does sound like a great deal of fun, I wish there were more games out there willing to take risks, I don't see why they would waste their time becoming a game like another game if they already had a fan base. Having a fan base means that the game, the original way it was that is, was already likable in it's state, so why take an even safer path and eat up all the elements of WoW and regurgitate them back out in yet another carbon copy? Speaking of a list of games that were ruined with World of Warcraft like elements, does a certain Star wars MMO, have a spot on that list?

Tor was a WoW clone from dev to launch so no, that game was just poorly planned with little to no original ideas put into anything but the single player stories. Another MMO though that is on the list is RIFT, Which ended up sacrificing almost all class individuality and making its main concept( THE GOD DAMN RIFTS!) trivial and for the most part pointless. It went from them being events that ranged from small to apocalyptic, that could shut down an entire zone if people didn't take them out and stop the flood of enemies spawned from them like you would see from a real invasion. Basically during the last month of beta they cut everything that was good out of the game and then slowly whittled down the decent remaining bits until everything worked pretty much just like WoW.

That's a damned shame. It's unfortunate that so many games are taking the Wolfenstein 09 "Safe" approach to gaming. Let's not have any innovative and fun new mechanics, let's just mimic something that has already been proven to be successful so that we can at least be sure to get some of the WoW stragglers to play our game for a little while. What else has fallen victim to this trend?

 

[Vlunce Crociata]

most played games:
Men of war Assault squad - 1020 hrs
Arma 2: OA - 300 hrs
Killing Floor - 187 hrs

I racked up that 1000 hrs in about a year and stopped playing lol. really was a great game but hard to get into matches because of ping issues.

Unfortunate about the latency issues, a lot of people seem to have them almost sporadically, that's quite a chunk of time to dedicate to gaming within a single year, and to that I tip my hat. (If I had one)

It was kind of an addiction at that time. I'd get back into it if I had the time.
But god damn it has to be the best RTS (or RTT) game I've ever played. You can turn that game around in the blink of an eye if you have the skill.

Games like that always frightened me, if the game could be turned around by my opponent in the blink of an eye, then I would need to have a lot of skill as well, which while I have the aptitude to learn to develop the skill, I do not have the attention span, nor the time required, I'm far too busy playing video games and eating food.

Lol fair enough. However I managed to pick this game up pretty quickly. Just think in terms of common sense and/or a realistic scenario. The way I see it, MOWAS was a game that was almost completely realistic apart from the scaled down ranges.

Re-wrote this 3 times now, it's too difficult to explain. It's not like your traditional RTSs like AoE, CoH, or SC2. It's play style is completely different, and each nation can use any number of different strategies. Look up some gameplay, might explain it better to see than to read.

Fair enough, I will give it the old college try. Thanks for trying though.

 

[Seydaman]

Steam Rating 10

Recent top 3
Neverwinter Nights 2 45.8 hrs
Dark Souls 24.6 hrs
The Walking Dead 24.1

All time
Neverwinter Nights 2 3,000+ hrs
Garry's Mod 2,200+
Skydim 452 hrs