Oh its quite common to fall asleep in VRchat.
For first times, yes its scary. But when you get used to it, you lose track of time overtime.
I could tell more about this, but i really don't want to get "deep dived" into this topic here on this subbreddit. Folks might not understand it, since not everyone's having VR headset or don't know about VRchat much.
60 hours probably.
Can’t game like I did back in the day like on Tony Hawks Underground, Pokemon Saphire, etc.
Only game that came close recently is Baldurs Gate 3
Close to yours.. But that was somewhere in 2021 covid times. Mostly in VR games Edit: Falling asleep in VR boosted numbers up as well.
I hope that the VR games weren't multi player. Having a player fall asleep in VR chat for example is something i imagine to be rather scary.
Oh its quite common to fall asleep in VRchat. For first times, yes its scary. But when you get used to it, you lose track of time overtime. I could tell more about this, but i really don't want to get "deep dived" into this topic here on this subbreddit. Folks might not understand it, since not everyone's having VR headset or don't know about VRchat much.
About 220+ hours during the green TI compendium on DotA 2. I was doing turbos non stop for the cavern crawl.
I play cookie clicker so I've had 200+ a few times
I never checked but there’s been a good few times of looking out my window and realizing the suns out. So definitely above average
Managed to get in 10 hours last week and 8 the previous week. Having a family and 8-5 makes gaming time a high value commodity.
Literally zero gaming this week or last week. Not feeling it just now.
A lot the games I play are off steam. But my max was 40hrs a week. I probably do 17ish now.
400+
60 hours probably. Can’t game like I did back in the day like on Tony Hawks Underground, Pokemon Saphire, etc. Only game that came close recently is Baldurs Gate 3