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http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 9:28 pm
by Don Carlos
http://steamleft.com/
Go;
3362 continuous hours
140 days,2 hours,28 minutes
of gameplay to complete your Steam library
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 11:10 pm
by MKJ
or, perhaps they only factored in the least amount of time needed to beat a game, ie get the creditroll.
or perhaps it's based on an average of serverstats. or perhaps you could not act like a defensive total mong and just appreciate teh lulz that is steamleft.com.
slag.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 4:08 am
by Scourge
1002 hours
41 days, 18 hours, 24 minutes.
I've put more than that into just two games. Realistically it would take me much longer as I tend to not hurry through and explore quite a bit.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 4:58 am
by LawL
Memphis wrote:I ain't signing into no shit I ain't buying from.
And that has to be just some average amalgamation math-that-doesn't-matter bollocks, where the average given wouldn't mean smeg to the average person. One could blitz through anything on easy and call it a day, though many get hooked on one title, play for completion or multiplayer. Those that do will skew the hell out of those numbers.
Obvious virgin.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 5:18 am
by SOAPboy
It would take you...
4700 continuous hours
195 days,20 hours,36 minutes
of gameplay to complete your Steam library
Not nearly as bad as I figured.
Memphis wrote:I ain't signing into no shit I ain't buying from.
And that has to be just some average amalgamation math-that-doesn't-matter bollocks, where the average given wouldn't mean smeg to the average person. One could blitz through anything on easy and call it a day, though many get hooked on one title, play for completion or multiplayer. Those that do will skew the hell out of those numbers.
Is this your geoff imitation attempt? You can just use your stupid public profile you big baby.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 6:15 am
by Captain
Memphis wrote:I ain't signing into no shit I ain't buying from.
And that has to be just some average amalgamation math-that-doesn't-matter bollocks, where the average given wouldn't mean smeg to the average person. One could blitz through anything on easy and call it a day, though many get hooked on one title, play for completion or multiplayer. Those that do will skew the hell out of those numbers.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 6:51 am
by Don Carlos
I did yours yesterday, Memphis. Along with a few others on my list
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 7:07 am
by Don Carlos
SteamLeft uses How Long to Beat's crowdsourced averages to estimate a playtime for any Steam library, offering a fairly reasonable argument that maybe we should slow down and spend some of this money on our savings account s instead.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 2:49 pm
by Don Carlos
I'd like to think that for every person that sinks 250 hours into a game there is someone who only plays a few because they don't get on with it. Averages are not your enemy
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 3:49 pm
by MKJ
as mentioned, you can just use your public profile name. no account details are exchanged that way. yogmop.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 3:52 pm
by Don Carlos
Yogi yogi yogi!!!
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 5:59 pm
by Don Carlos
I have 316 bro....COME AT ME
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 7:47 pm
by Lieutenant Dan
3306 continuous hours
137 days,18 hours,56 minutes
I should probably get started on that.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 7:51 pm
by PhoeniX
956 continuous hours
39 days,20 hours,7 minutes
I need some more games.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2015 10:07 pm
by Don Carlos
Memphis wrote:427. Oh snap, cracker got popped
Sheeeeeeeeettttt
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 3:44 am
by Captain
Memphis wrote:But aww. I boot you from one Left 4 Dead game for acting a spacker. Vaguely recalling the group ridicule of you being too timid to even speak to us in game. Bless you. That must have burned like a napalm bath to fuel so many years of hate
Cutting the screen to exclude information is a giggle an' all, 'cos that would have shown how I smashed Max Payne 3 and played a Killing Floor sharp-shooter like a prime alpha god of legend, while you hide all your animé VN collection and 4 furry friends behind a haze of bitter tears and private profile. Clearly as desperate as Fox News hating on muslims and just as hilariously dumb for launching petty-brained attacks based on one's own insecurity.
And the rest of you slags can come hither and swivel on my celestial clam batterer, 'cos I still say 'time-played', 'time to complete' and what-not other 'stats' are still a mostly bullious brand of brown biscuits and that's even prior to murkying up an already muddy pond with stuff like open-world guff that can just as easily waste hundreds of hours as be clocked in 40 minutes flat, with no actual practice or mastery of anything even required. Something like an action adventure title could sure have a fairly accurate estimation of completion time, but applying averages to an entire games catalogue is silly bananas at best. Besides, 'play it on normal and done' gamers, especially critical ones (the one's who like to attach notions of 'value' and 'quality' to their uneducated opinions in their 'reviews' - the "waaah, I suck at Remember Me's combat, therefore the combat is 'bad'" bunch), are a fucking filthy plague.
I like how one simple image sends you into such a frothy tirade. It's ok, maybe one day you'll grow up and realize there's a world outside your cellar door.
Either way, I'm glad you still remember how I stomped you and your e-friends into oblivion 6 years ago in L4D while you were sweating through your chair being a tryhard pro gamer.
Slaughtered
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 3:47 am
by Transient
Far too many hours needed to complete my queue of games. I might be more inclined to visit my library more often is Steam looked like
this.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 4:21 am
by shaft
2294 continuous hours
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 7:39 am
by phantasmagoria
1278 continuous hours
53 days,6 hours,40 minutes
...lol
I've spent more hours than that playing a single game in my steam library - Dota2. Memph is right: system is flawed.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 7:46 am
by Eraser
It's a cute and rather astute way of getting the point across, but now that we're dabbling in details anyway, what constitutes as "finished" though? How does it know I've finished Bastion but haven't finished Transistor yet?
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 10:53 am
by Ryoki
Memphis wrote:You ran off solo to die like a twerp, then cowered in silence and got kicked. Before you indulge in more make-believe, those 'e-friends' were all people from here, dumbass.
Lol, i remember that - No Mercy Hospital as i recall
Mazda thought he'd show us how good he was by running ahead of the rest... and then dying miserably of course - because that's how L4D works, you leave your buddies you die. He'd also use a soundboard and not his mic for communication, which was so infuratingly annoying a kickvote was employed. We finished it with one of our regulars, Durk maybe? And who was number 3, was it Phant?
It wasn't even one of those highly masochistic expert realism runs we got into later as i recall... ah, those were the days eh, we could spend an entire evening on one and actually finishing it with everyone alive always gave me a great sense of accomplishment.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 11:20 am
by Don Carlos
Don Carlos wrote:SteamLeft uses How Long to Beat's crowdsourced averages to estimate a playtime for any Steam library, offering a fairly reasonable argument that maybe we should slow down and spend some of this money on our savings account s instead.
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 11:21 am
by Ryoki
Memphis wrote:I can still hear the cries of "Who's got the gnome!?". "I've got the gnome! I've got the gnome!"
"Whew, we survived! Good job guys, the gnome is secure, i have the ... OH GOD WHERE DID HE COME FROM, GNOME NOT SECURE GET THE FUCKING GNOME!"
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 12:24 pm
by Eraser
Does that mean it considers a game as "completed" when I've played it for more hours than the crowdsourced average? Doesn't that mean for every game, roughly 50% of the people haven't finished it according to the site?
Re: http://steamleft.com/
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 12:29 pm
by phantasmagoria
Ryoki wrote:Memphis wrote:It wasn't even one of those highly masochistic expert realism runs we got into later as i recall... ah, those were the days eh, we could spend an entire evening on one and actually finishing it with everyone alive always gave me a great sense of accomplishment.
Happy times
. L4D has been my favourite co op game ever.