Poll of the Day > What game have you beaten the most, which takes you 10+ hours to beat?

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Chrono Trigger. Had all of my characters except Magus at max level before I loaned my SNES and CT to a friend and it wasn't protected during a storm.

Wiped all of my saves....
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ParanoidObsessive posted...

I was going to knee-jerk say the Mass Effect games, but I'm literally playing the Saints Row games again now, and in retrospect those have to be right up there as well.

mooreandrew58 posted...

Lokarin posted...

I'm sure everyone here actually has beaten these games X amount of times, especially the classics...

...but I'm thinking people might be miss-estimating how much 10+ hours actually is

As I pointed out in a post of mine I never plow through a game there almost always some level of me goofing off for awhile in the game for no real reason aside from enjoying the gameplay. So what would be a 8 hour game to some people turns into a 10 hour game for me.

Inventory management adds multiple hours to any game I play that has it - I literally cannot walk through a room in any game and not pick up every single item not nailed down.

I spend a LOT of time in Skyrim walking in slow-motion to the nearest town or place where I can stow junk because encumbrance is my eternal foe.

Im glad I dont have that problem but I have the opposite. I tend to not have enough money lol. Its why I liked the inclusion of radiant quests
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Borderlands 1 and 2, easily. Hoping Borderlands 3 will be the same way.
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ParanoidObsessive posted...

Inventory management adds multiple hours to any game I play that has it - I literally cannot walk through a room in any game and not pick up every single item not nailed down.

I spend a LOT of time in Skyrim walking in slow-motion to the nearest town or place where I can stow junk because encumbrance is my eternal foe.

The first thing I do when I start a new Elder Scrolls or Fallout game is "player.setav CarryWeight 9999999"

Then I start looting.
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captpackrat posted...

ParanoidObsessive posted...

Inventory management adds multiple hours to any game I play that has it - I literally cannot walk through a room in any game and not pick up every single item not nailed down.

I spend a LOT of time in Skyrim walking in slow-motion to the nearest town or place where I can stow junk because encumbrance is my eternal foe.

The first thing I do when I start a new Elder Scrolls or Fallout game is "player.setav CarryWeight 9999999"

Then I start looting.

I loves that the Xbox version of morrowind had a glitch that allowed stuff like that. Basically if you knew how you could make any spell last a infinite amount of time. So feather spell about 100 times ftw!
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Ocarina of Time and Resident Evil 4 come to mind.
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x Shadow posted...

I beat Rogue Legacy many times, but it doesn't really take 10 hours.

Same. It can be really short with the right character. I beat the game with a Lich, then did a whole another play through and finish with the same Lich...
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FF4 and 6 on SNES, FF Legend 2 on Gameboy, Diablo 1 & 2, Chrono Trigger obviously and probably some others I don't remember. I tend to goof of in many games I play for the first time so I could count Super Metroid and many other medium length games in that. Tho for each games, I usually play better and better which reduce the time to finish it.

Borderlands 2

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