How Many Hours Have You Put In?

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Evarin

First time out of the vault
Simple question for those that have actually played the game. How many hours have you put in across any and all consoles, as well as PC playing Fallout 3?
 
To start things off:

Between 100-150 hours.

Sad things are in order:

1. I've never touched any of the Official Downloadable content.
2. I've played on X-box, PS3, and PC for nearly equal amounts of time.
3. I've never actually beat the game. Not even close.

Go figure.
 
2. I've played on X-box, PS3, and PC for nearly equal amounts of time


How rich of a bastard are you?
I mean wtf? ... Just why?
Why the fuck woudl you do that.
 
Not that much. Make like 50k a year.

PS3 I got as a Blu-ray player. X-box I picked up for a few titles that were exclusive. PC I built because I wanted to be able to play games like Fallout 3 and enjoy the mods, and for the upcoming Diablo 3.
 
I think I put in about 30-40 hours in two playthroughs. One for the review-ish article I did here and a second to explore the evil path a bit, but that was so bland I quit fairly quickly.

Just yesterday I decided to reinstall it, install a shitload of mods (FOOK, Weapons Kit, FWE, MMM) and give it another run. Shocker: it's actually significantly more boring than I remember it.

Evarin said:
PS3 I got as a Blu-ray player. X-box I picked up for a few titles that were exclusive. PC I built because I wanted to be able to play games like Fallout 3 and enjoy the mods, and for the upcoming Diablo 3.
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That doesn't explain why you would buy a separate copy of Fallout 3 for every machine
 
X-box Version was rented for weeks on end. First Playthrough. PS3 played with a friend, their version, PC version bought for the lunchbox, Bobblehead, and modding needs.

Who said I bought all three versions of the game? Come on, people.
 
Somewhere around 100 hours, for three playthroughs, each one has been taken through all the DLCs, neutral, evil, good, all that jazz.
I also agree with BN, there's little variety between different karmic paths, and once Broken Steel came around it can't even be considered a shadow of a RPG.

Played to keep up with the Fallout lore, there's probably way more hours unrecorded because I would save then play around five hours using only autosave in order to finish certain quests, I didn't want to max out my characters before I got at least three quarters through.
 
20ish hours.
That were very, very boring.
With very little intresting role-play choices and mediocre combat.
ugh.
Then i finished it.

Now, if you play the DLC, you might get 15-20 extra hours most.
 
Roughly 40-ish hours. I get bored really easy. I did do all of the quests and junk and did play the DLC. I was asked by several friends to do them and used alot of free Xbox points to get them. In the end it's all a really bland experience. I just feel it's very bland and replayability is zero.
 
Atleast fifty hours. I completed Operation Anchorage (mediocre tundra shooter) and The Pitt (repetitive shoot-em-up) and visited all locations. Currently still busy with the last remaining side-quests and then on to Broken Steel. Big chance I will put the box on the shelf between my other games afterwards and never touch it again, since I'm not planning on playing the other two DLC's. :|
 
About 140 hours on my first playthrough on PS3 (Good Karma, vanilla game), and am at 110 hours on my second playthrough, this time on 360 (Evil, with all current DLC's). I've completed the main quest in my current game in around 35 hours, and have finished Operation Anchorage and am in the process of playing through The Pitt.
 
About 100 total on multiple characters, but I've still not done everything, and I've only got one character to level 20. I'm attempting to explore everything possible, including all the DLC's available.
 
Between 80 and 100 hours with two characters. With my first character I explored the first half of the map, then, when I reached the level cap got bored and finished the game. Few weeks later I made a new character and completed the exploration of the other half of the map.
 
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