1000 hours Acc..

4216 in AC and 516 in ACC.
It must be said that these titles are so addictive because of their quality.

 

For two weeks 70 hours, as I recall. I think this is a bid to win.


Work during the day and personal affairs do not allow me to play more in the evening, so I play at night and cannot bring myself to sleep earlier)

 

What's drawing me to sim-racing these days (other than the brilliance of ACC) is their pick up and play nature. I can have a fulfilling experience without having to dedicate large amounts of time at a go.

A few years back, I bought (and tried to play ) Witcher 3 - awesome game but I just could not fit it in. It was either taking time away from the family, or sleep. So I gave up after about 20 or 30 hours or so. Since then I haven't bought another non-sim title. Now with Cyberpunk 2077 on the horizon, I'm tempted again, but I know I will never do the title justice.

Also used to play a lot of DCS in VR, but stopped once ACC EA launched. Getting back in means having to re-learn the F18/A10 systems all over again, which I'm not too keen on.

So right now I am very thankful for ACC.

 

It's OK, you're not addicted as there 8760 hours in a year lol

 

Yeah well, except picking up and playing ACC is actually really time-consuming in my experience. Sure I can start it up and do a few laps on my own and then just drop out. But a whole race, or race weekend (which is supposed to be the focus of the game)? Takes a lot of time.

And so far for offline race weekends there's no driver swap to AI or in-session saving state, so for me endurance racing isn't going to happen until that's implemented. Certainly not going to keep ACC paused and running in the background.

 

2281 AC
170 ACC

Family commitments nowadays prevents ACC being higher...

 

I've had ACC since EA and have clocked up 39 hours in game and 236 in AC.

I work as an IT technician at a high school and the last thing I want to do when I get home on some occasions is use a computer. Having said that I have fun in the game so who cares how long I've played it for as long as I'm entertained The down sound of not playing it more often is that every time I get back in a car I feel like I'm learning the car and track all over again.

 

I have 1072 h til Today in ACC.

 

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77 here
Great job fello sim racers with all your hours , we should all be commended for playing the heck out of the sim to help out the devs

 

OP, scary that you've wasted roughly 41 full days (1000hrs / 24) on a game, that will neither improve or enhance anything in your life. this is time that you never really get back bro. i'd really suggest you have a re-think about things

 

But he could drink beer in a bar all this time ... or drink beer on the couch and watch football

 

yeah, but lots of positive things as well.. such as investing that time and money into your own education, or to get work experience, or even perhaps to spend that time with family and friends in a non anti-social way. point is, this ACC thing is a game designed for entertainment.... it should be treated as such,

in summary - too much of anything is a bad thing

 

Each one's life, each one's perception of things, his education, each individual manages the time he has in this way, questioning principles
sociability, education and family because he spent a time X on what he appreciates at a given moment, is absolutely no waste of time.

this may have developed some cognitive functions, and thus somehow optimized a transfer of skills that is a very good thing.

From a different point of view I do not go to the bakery to say that eating too much bread is not good.

cool

 

you are right, each one's life is his own. however, self moderation/self control are skills that are severely lacking in todays time. most of us dont realise this is an issue, until a friend, colleague or psycho-therapist brings it to your attention

 

I see nothing wrong with putting many hours into something you like doing. Look at Lucas Ordanez who probably put thousands of hours in gran turismo for crying out loud and look at what he is doing now.

 

Still 260h.
I took a break recently (work, family...), but I’ll come back soon

 

....Slacker

 

How many of those hours are AFK?
(no offense)

I discard such statistics because it is not limited to PLAYED time.

Most the gamers I encounter admit they left a game running all day unplayed... many times for days straight.

Anyone could rack up 1,000+ hours by simply leaving the game running all day since release.
A laptop, for example, would allow it even with a power outtage.