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I disagree with History Channel: Battle for the Pacific being in the under 10 hours category. I played the game from 10:30AM to 9:30PM yesterday, a total of 11 hours. 10 hours of that was spent boosting with an extra 2 hours spent boosting the night before. I also spent 30 minutes the day before on the first level of the game. Finally I finished up the last 4 levels of the game today in an hour and a bit. To sum this up in an easier to understand manner.

 

Boosting = 12 hours

Single Player = 3 hours

 

Of course I had to boost back the people that boosted me, if everyone is just boosting you then it would be quicker but I thought the timeline was to boost all members of the party in a fair manner. I'd also like to mention at some point there were 6 of us boosting making it go much faster than if there was just 2 people (like the majority of the gamers that play this game do), so I wouldn't be surprised if it took others more than 12 hours to get all the boosting achievements.

 

In conclusion I believe the game should be at least in the 10-15 hours range, if not the 15 to 25.

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View Changelog for updates :)

 

Also, when the Changelog is full, I will be deleting the older ones so I can make space for more changes. Any suggestions are welcome. Also, I will be adding the links later today. It's my berfday, y'all!

 

Are you back Perp?? Thought you gave this thread away?? lol Happy Birthday by the way.

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I disagree with History Channel: Battle for the Pacific being in the under 10 hours category. I played the game from 10:30AM to 9:30PM yesterday, a total of 11 hours. 10 hours of that was spent boosting with an extra 2 hours spent boosting the night before. I also spent 30 minutes the day before on the first level of the game. Finally I finished up the last 4 levels of the game today in an hour and a bit. To sum this up in an easier to understand manner.

 

Boosting = 12 hours

Single Player = 3 hours

 

Of course I had to boost back the people that boosted me, if everyone is just boosting you then it would be quicker but I thought the timeline was to boost all members of the party in a fair manner. I'd also like to mention at some point there were 6 of us boosting making it go much faster than if there was just 2 people (like the majority of the gamers that play this game do), so I wouldn't be surprised if it took others more than 12 hours to get all the boosting achievements.

 

In conclusion I believe the game should be at least in the 10-15 hours range, if not the 15 to 25.

 

Agree completely. It should be moved up....

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Are you back Perp?? Thought you gave this thread away?? lol Happy Birthday by the way.

 

Yeah, the other ones were falling way behind. Being the hero I am, I picked up the slack haha. As for this thread, Pants will be running it. If he's ever too busy, I'll just update it. Doubt it though since he's a pretty punctual and consistent guy.

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How about breaking the 15-25, into 15-20 and 20-25?

 

The games that are in the 15-25 are generally, from my experience, a lot more indecisive on whether they can be definitively put into 15-20 or 20-25. When playing those games, most people can finish them in the lower or upper range depending on what they do. It's very broad, yes, but it gives the gamer a better idea of what to expect. Tomb Raider Underworld, for example, can be done in 18 hours or so (w/ DLC), but I'm sure plenty of people might finish it in mid-to-upper 20s.

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How about breaking the 15-25, into 15-20 and 20-25?

 

Yeah, there's no way dude. Some of those games can actually fluctuate from 15-25 depending on luck and player skill. Splitting it up would cause more arguments than anything. Just consider the list 1-10 is fast, 10-15 is medium, and 15-25 are the longer games on the list. These are just approximations though since people tend to claim to beating games faster than is feasible for a first time player on that game. The games may take you 2-5 hours longer than the list suggests, so be warned.

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Check changelog for what I've added. If there's anything missing (such as boosting or collecting icons), let me know so I can add them ASAP. I left Ice Age in the under 5 as opposed to 5-10. Even though the challenges may be hard, having an extra hour to finish them (4 to just under 5) sounds like enough time to finish up a challenge in a kid's game. If I see a lot of contrasting views, I'll change it.

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If I have read correctly Ghostbusters and Infernal each have a possible of 980 because of glitched achievements. If anyone can add insight that would be great.

 

Urgh so first Infernal doesn't stack and then you find out the game's got a glitched achievement? I'm most certainly not playing it then. :mad:

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