If every single winner played the game they won to completion, how many hours of gameplay would it take for all winners to clear the entire train up to this point?
What do you mean "completion", or how do you define it? All achievements? Ending? Some games can technically be played in perpetuity (i.e. the gift here ;) )
Estimating 2116 is the last cart, I would guess approximately 45000 hours ;)
I don't really have a solid definition (it's more of a thought experiment), but we can go with the Main Story time on HowLongToBeat for a definitive baseline if someone's feeling adventurous enough to calculate things.
Not including endless games, which kinda skew the results and make for an unclear stat, I would imagine the average game length is probably closer to 15hrs, but I could be wrong.
Yup, although AtrusHomeboy's answer was really clever! If everyone played concurrently, then all games would be finished during the runtime of the longest game.
If the shortest game takes 1 hour and the longest takes 500+, while most of the games take somewhere around the 8-12 hours that seems to the fairly norm average I see on Steam for completion (running a campaign through, and then maybe double or triple that for 100% in a lot of cases), out of 2116 games, let's say the majority fall into the middle range, so I will just say 20 hours per game (middle between 8 and 12 doubled). 42320 hours for that completely ballpark estimate. As for games that are extremely difficult to get to 100% and people not wanting to necessarily do it, we will just say that's enough of an average for trying anyway, it should be okay.
I have mumbled on for a while and don't know what I am getting at.
But that's a little shy of 5 years of continuous playing...
What do you mean "completion", or how do you define it? All achievements? Ending? Some games can technically be played in perpetuity (i.e. the gift here ;) )
Estimating 2116 is the last cart, I would guess approximately 45000 hours ;)
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I don't really have a solid definition (it's more of a thought experiment), but we can go with the Main Story time on HowLongToBeat for a definitive baseline if someone's feeling adventurous enough to calculate things.
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Well to use a perfect example: https://howlongtobeat.com/game.php?id=37867
Apparently beating "main story" is just a single game session, not actually getting all achievements or anything.
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Not including endless games, which kinda skew the results and make for an unclear stat, I would imagine the average game length is probably closer to 15hrs, but I could be wrong.
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Some games had put more than once.
Do we have to count them once or is every time they have been put is another play time?
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Easy, the time it takes to beat the longest game.
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He means the total number of hours, not just the longest game - though I do understand it's not clear from how they worded it.
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Yup, although AtrusHomeboy's answer was really clever! If everyone played concurrently, then all games would be finished during the runtime of the longest game.
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noice
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Poor winners that won more than one game though, they'd have to be really good at multitasking (and have multiple hardware setups) 😋
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The answer is infinity, because SG users do not actually like to play games.
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Bravo
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LOL
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https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/TvLRv/action-henk
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First, you need to remain young forever. ┐(´Θ`)┌
Because there are several different worlds called “Civ stars”.
They will inhale time like a black hole and will not let humanity go for a long time.
A.Forever? Or Steam and the computer break first.💻
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damn
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Hmm? Was this also humanity?
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How dare you ask this question while giving away civ 6. Infinite? Lol
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If the shortest game takes 1 hour and the longest takes 500+, while most of the games take somewhere around the 8-12 hours that seems to the fairly norm average I see on Steam for completion (running a campaign through, and then maybe double or triple that for 100% in a lot of cases), out of 2116 games, let's say the majority fall into the middle range, so I will just say 20 hours per game (middle between 8 and 12 doubled). 42320 hours for that completely ballpark estimate. As for games that are extremely difficult to get to 100% and people not wanting to necessarily do it, we will just say that's enough of an average for trying anyway, it should be okay.
I have mumbled on for a while and don't know what I am getting at.
But that's a little shy of 5 years of continuous playing...
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I don't know the answer. I'm still playing in first Civilization... So... maybe 51504 hours or life.
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Wait. You mean I'm actually supposed to play what i win and not just card farm and leave them as +1?
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Civ6 completion would break the fabric of time!
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Thank you very much! :)
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