Like any sensible person, I used it to train a recurrent neural network. Catch us every Friday at the Time Sink Follow us timesunk. Because if you have to think about it, you probably won't do it. It does this automatically, so you can work without thinking about time tracking. I guess that's what makes game hour in ffxi really long, not necessarily the gameplay.A couple of years ago someone attempted to make a list of every video game ever made, and put it in a 6.5MB flat file. Time Sink tracks the time you spend in macOS appsand their associated windowsas you use your Mac.
I can, however, spend a LONG time socializing, in ffxi/on FB/reddit/rl. It's the same thing as using Facebook, socializing. If I'm just sitting in town chatting and afking I don't count that as playing ffxi though. Anything longer than that I get bored too. When I play ff11 I generally play 4-6hr per week. Most of the time I play a game for 10-20hr then quit. Time sink games I love, though, would be Bethesdas open world Elder Scrolls and Fallout 3 including Obsidians New Vegas as well as any strategy game. Last time when I played a game for over 50 hours it was ff13 back in 2014. Give it a test drive yourself now and see. If you've ever been curious about where your time goes while using your Mac, Time Sink is an easy-to-use yet powerful tool to help you answer that question. Prettify: Choose between three unique themes for the Activity Report. I haven't spend more than 20 hours on a single player game in past 5 years. Pick: Easily set the time period for the Activity Report via a pop-up menu. How much time investment for one (insert achievement here) is too much nowadays?Īnyways. naturally as an FFXI player i'm thinking like 500 hours for gameplay grind but then they mentioned 20 hours to unlock some of these achievements and i couldn't help but think "20 hours thats like hardly anything", are we the crazy ones here? Does the rest of the non FFXI playing video game enthusiasts community consider 20 hours for one thing too much? Personally i have around 33k hours logged in while thats not all actual gameplay for me its likely 75% gameplay.
The video in question had several achievements that are tough to get for various reasons but some of the ones on the list were for taking too long of a grind to accomplish. a game that is "good" or worse, I will not be arsed with bothering.Ībout to head to bed but was watching a video about video game achievements that were too hard to get the other night and i was reminded of it again after clicking on my playtime for FFXI. I similarly got everything in Bloodstained, and beat it at least 4 times because, again, the game was such a joy for me to play. for a game that you can beat in a relatively short period that was a lot of time, but I was mostly getting those achievements because I was having so goddamned much fun with the game. for me, there are countless games where a "one and done" playthrough is all I am interested in, but if I am truly having fun, I am much more likely to end up getting the achievements that sap more time.Īs an example: in this year's annual summary from Sony, it said I spent 100 hours in Resident Evil 2, in which I chased every achievement (while also having a lot of fun *** about afterwards). I have encountered a fair number of people who think they need to platinum/get every achievement for any given game just because. I think a measure of an achievement being worth chasing is how much you actually enjoy the game.
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