30-08-2002 04:08									#1
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I was wondering, how much time do you all spend on Civ3 a day?

Also, does anyone actually make it a point to play every day? at least for a little while?

Does anyone find Civ3 to be an addiction that they have to play every day?

	30-08-2002 04:39									#2
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I never play

but I hope to play again in the future.

	30-08-2002 04:41									#3
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About an hour per 2 days.

	30-08-2002 04:43									#4
	Inflate your Upload Space

funny you should say that.

i find myself playing less and less, but at times i still find myself drawn towards the game and i play.

something about the game just tractor beams me. Even if i find that I am playing less, I still find myself thinking about it...weird

	30-08-2002 05:52									#5
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I don't play it. Its no fun.

	30-08-2002 06:36									#6
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if i play it i usually play it for 2-4 hours then stop for a while then play again until i sleep

then i might not play that game for 3 weeks and end up deleting the saves

	30-08-2002 06:54									#7
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Though I thought myself a Civ fan, I find I can barely play a few hours a WEEK

There is just something lacking in Civ3 that SMAC had......that "one more turn" syndrom I only got with it. It could be the plot, or the lack of anything too flashy but lacking the ugliness of Civ2 graphix.....I'm not sure.

In fact, I think the draw of a lot of games is just wearing out on me.....I think I might be losing some of my hard-earned nerdiness

	30-08-2002 06:55									#8
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I'll play 4+ hours every day when I get hooked into a computer game. After a few weeks I'll be able to put it aside (usually for a different game). CivIII is worse than most because I always need to play one more turn.

This is my second bout of CivIII addiction. The last one lasted a month.

	30-08-2002 07:37									#9
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jt, didn't you say you were leaving? I mean, wasn't there a thread on this?

	30-08-2002 08:54									#10
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At home I play 20-30 hours per week.

Work has been slow, so I have been playing Civ3 for 2-4(+) hours per day recently. While playing at work, more of my playing at home has been on the weekends.

	30-08-2002 09:04									#11
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I never play anymore. It's just gotten too boring for me.

	30-08-2002 09:44									#12
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I usually play about 20 hours a week.

	30-08-2002 10:24									#13
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JT just posts here for the post count. Why else would he be here? Why else is anyone here?

	30-08-2002 19:41									#14
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I do my best not to start a Civ3 game as long as possible, 'cause when I finally launch it, it eats about 15-20 hours of my time over two or three days (which messes my business and private lifes a bit... ). This happens, I'd say, once in 2-4 weeks.

When I play, I do feel that "one more turn" syndrome very well.

	30-08-2002 20:44									#15
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I admit it: I am addicted. It's worse than the Ring....

	30-08-2002 20:57									#16
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20 hrs per week sounds right... sometimes more, sometimes less. In other words, I'm a hardcore addict. Consider that I have a job. If I was still in college, it would be worse.

-Arrian

	31-08-2002 03:27									#17
	Re: I'm just curious Support Apolyton or Terrorists Win

quote: Originally posted by vee4473 I was wondering, how much time do you all spend on Civ3 a day?

0 hours, 0 minutes, 0 second.

quote: Originally posted by vee4473 Also, does anyone actually make it a point to play every day? at least for a little while?

No.

quote: Originally posted by vee4473 Does anyone find Civ3 to be an addiction that they have to play every day?

No idea I play a better game that's getting better and better.

-Martin