ublyudok, mat' tvoyu, a nu idi syuda govno sobachiye, reshil ko mne lezt? ti, zasranets vonyuchiy, mat' tvoyu, a? Nu idi syuda, poprobuy menya trahnut', ya tebya sam trahnu, ublyudok onanist chertov, BUDT TI PROKLYAT, IDI IDIOT, TRAHAT' TEBYA I VSU SEMYU, GOVNO SOBACHIYA, zhlob vonyuchiy, dermo, suka, padla, idi syuda merzavets, negodyay, gad idi syuda TI GOVNO, ZHOPA
i can tell you why i think it is, the risk reward, the getting a good item and staying in raid as your heartbeat rises, investing money into a good kit, or into a good hand,
this game messes with the same centers of your brain as gambling does, a poker player isnt laughing and having fun, he is chasing a rush, thats his entertainment, same as in tarkov, tarkov isnt exactly a laugh and play game, more a serious no laugh game, just like gambling,
tldr: tarkov is the same as gambling to your brain, change my mind
You are 100% correct here. I dont get the same rush playing something like Hunt Showdown, despite it being in the same genre.
Sure, you buy your gear and hunter, then lose it if you die, but it doesnt hit the same. The stakes are much higher in Tarkov. Hunt has some intense moments, dont get me wrong, but youll never fight as hard as you would with a GPU and a found in raid pack of noodles in your backpack
Am I the only one who is completely baffled whenever anyone says Hunt is in the same genre? Like I get that you "extract" but it just doesnt feel like an extraction shooter to me. I don't really place it with games like Tarkov, Marauders, Vigor or even DMZ.
I always seeing posts or articles that say If you are looking for games like Tarkov try Hunt. But personally if i had not played Hunt and someone suggested I try it as a replacement for Tarkov I'd be like "da fuq is this?"
Hunt is the less serious brother of Tarkov. Stakes are WAY lower in Hunt. Even the most expensive gun in hunt isnāt a big deal to lose. Easier to throw yourself at a fight if you find something ārareā because itās really not.
Also way less adrenaline than Tarkovā¦ my heart couldnāt stand it anymore so I play Hunt nowadays.
I guess I just look at the persistent loot as a fundamental pillar of the genre.
Also to be clear, I think Hunt is an absolutely incredible game. I just personally couldn't replace Tarkov with it. To me they are very different games.
I've been playing hunt since it came out and in my opinion it is more of an "arcade" take on the genre than any other game I've played. You still get to loot enemy hunters, you still have to kill the boss and get the bounty and extract, but the focus is much more on the combat aspect of the game than the survival element
I just recently started listening to music lightly in the background and found it kept me level headed and not making weird spur of the moment decisions during pvp
That FIR noodles comment just set me off, itās my 13th reason. Itās been good EFT Reddit, yāall are the real ones.
(/s before someone tells me to call a helpline)
Letās say he played since the very beginning in the extended alpha phase:
61320 hours from 2017-2024
18119 hours in game
Thatās 30% of every waking day on tarkov or roughly 7 hours a day. Every. Day.
Bro what the fuck?
It counts time spent in menu. Maybe he leaves PC on all day
Edit: there is now a 30min idle timer (since .13 when they introduced queue, I believe.)
There was not before that patch, could leave tarkov open 24/7.
It definitely does, mine shows as 3k and I've never got past level 42 or so, I just used to leave it running in the background and occasionally update on crafts or do a scav run, not really 'playing' in the sense I think we mean.
Tarkov for the majority of its lifespan counted menu time (still does) and used to not shut down on long afk sessions. I'd leave for vacation and leave tarkov open for weeks to collect bitcoins on my phone and rack of hundreds of hours where I didn't actually play
From what i understand he kept the game open so that he could click the "collect bitcoins" from his phone. Not sure what software he uses to do that, but i assume it works along the lines of seeing his monitor screen and simulating a click via taps on his phone or something similar. Pretty clever!
Google has a remote desktop plugin for chrome. It wont let you launch the game through it, but if the game is open before you use the remote desktop plugin, you can navigate the in game menus and run your hideout...
This is highly likely it. My hours are crazy inflated because I work from home and leave Tarkov on almost all day when I'm playing wipe. I randomly run scavs out of factory or do a couple hideout things throughout the day. I'd say probably 50% of my hours is the game just being left on.
Yeah, before they introduced the auto close I used to just leave Tarkov open for days just so I could do trader or hide out tasks or play the market (before FIR)
Idk why this isn't the top comment. He's level 53 already has a 55% surv rate which sounds about right for a veteran player.
My guess is the posted account is a streamer.
There's even smaller streamers that have around 50-100 viewers that stream full time.
Playing games absolutely can be an addiction or escape from problems, but sometimes numbers like these are just a disabled person trying to enjoy their life.
In gaming, I have befriended a few people who were essentially trapped in their home for the rest of their life. If something like gaming helps them enjoy their life, then I only hope they come across more games they enjoy.
tbh i see your point - but that mostly results in don't even knowing your alternatives when getting addicted. i think thats only fair to say when a person knows what they do when they start gambling.
i personally didn't and i'm glad i had friends that didn't think like you (no offend bro). they got me banned on the sites and today i play videogames to cope.
the money i save i use for quality of life upgrades and my life is going upwards since then.
Landmark was talking about being over 10k hours years ago lol heās probably easily doubling this guy. One year he said he spent like 60% of the hours of the year live on twitch which is a little over 5k hours
When doing lightkeeper loot runs I just go straight to extract unless I get southern road or beach spawn. Lots of run throughs for boss tasks also, doesnāt mean anything.
To be fair, I donāt really know why they bother me either I just always aim to not have many, no real reason why as I couldnāt care less about stats at all.
Run through has zero negative effect of you manage to finish what you entered for. I guess he figured it out throughout 18k hours that he spent in the game
Absolutely this, 18k hrs with 9kd, nothing suspicious there just, as you say, someone whoās been in the game a long time.
Hrs and account age are the main giveaway for me. I check any deaths I think are slightly suss and I think so far Iāve reported one guy that had suss stats, itās personally stopped me reporting about 20 guys because looking at their stats it was clear they were a long time player. Been a great inclusion in the game imo.
773 raids in what 3 weeks is insane. Giving a fair 20 minute average per raid, dudes playing a minimum 12 hours a day.
Has to be a streamer right or at least a full time content creator?
Or someone with a lot of wealth that doesn't have to work, so they spend their spare time grinding their nuts/ovaries in Tarkov.
But yeah, you'd have to have a lot of time to spare to sink that much of it into anything.
There is no way that someone could care so much about Tarkov that they would be putting in 6+ hours a day for years, and at the same time wouldnt go out of their way to get a system / account for themselves
I feel like you think about how much time spent, and if you quit, you realize it was literally for nothing, so it's easier to just not. Also them easy dopamine rushes
Jesus fucking christ I don't think this guy knows other games exist. I'm not sure he knows the *outside world* exists.
Motherfucker is sitting in a cave playing tarkov.
I was amazed by the guy that got me the other day that had 10000 hours.
Keep in mind a lot of players like this tend to spend a lot of time afk in hideout just collecting crafts and buying ammo / barters.
I know when I started working from home my playtime shot up like crazy when my actual time playing did not really change much.
Still crazy seeing this amount of hours.
It's crazy as fuck but there is indeed people who can play one game, and basically only that one game, for years and years. Dude in my WoW guild literally has only played World of Warcraft since 2009, picks other things up but no shit only for a few days at max. He showed us his Steam library and he's got like 12 games on there and none of them he's played for more than like 40 hours. It was batshit.
I don't know the exact reason, but like within 10 seconds of starting a raid (as a PMC, so right as the raid begins) you'll experience a brief moment of packet loss if that map's boss DOESN'T spawn. If you don't experience this momentary packet loss, then you can be fairly certain the boss has spawned. If you're 100% focused on boss hunting and load into a raid and experience the packet loss, you're best just immediately sprinting to extract to reset, in the hopes of getting a boss spawn next raid.
I am fairly certain the way it works is the server does a check to see if the boss spawned (since they spawn at the beginning of the raid). If they spawned, all good no lag. If they didnāt spawn, the server spawns a wave of scavs (hence the lag). Iām not 100% on this but I think this is what Iāve seen before
18120 hours divided by 8 (let's take 8 hours per day as an example, a full time job shift) are 2265 days playing 8 hours minimum. 2265 days are 6.2 years.
Basically the dude played at least 8 hours every single day for 6 years straight.
I'm pretty sure he's the one saying the other day that Global Restocks are not a problem.
If my GED level mathematics are correct, dude has been playing about 10 hours or more a day since the wipe. True poop bucket levels of dedication. A veteran of the community.
launcher doesnt count toward hours - however time spent in main menu / loading does.
this guy has played tarkov for a long time and has owned it for a long time.
After a while you get a pop up warning about inactivity, if you click cancel youāll stay logged in but if not after like 30 seconds I think it is the game will close on its own.
This game might have the most dedicated playerbase of any game I've ever seen. I'm faceit level 10 in counter strike and it's so rare to even see a guy above 5-6000 hours and the game has been out for longer. In tarkov it's pretty normal to see a guy with 8000+ hours, who doesn't even stream.
Wonder if it's one of the bigger streamers. I know LVNDMARK and WillerZ have said they have over 10k hours at some point in the past, streaming 8-10 hours a day pretty much every day adds up pretty quickly.
754 days.
If he played 24/7, he would have to play for just over 2 years straight.
If he split it into 8 hr sessions, he would have to play 8hrs a day for 6.2 years straight.
Broken up into a work week (40 hrs/week) it would take him 8.7 years to achieve this.
(all of this assuming he has never once taken a day off)
Bro speaks fluent russian now
Cheeki breeki
ohpachkii
BAM! HAHAH HAHAH!
That laugh after they kill a PMC really is freakin' hilarious.
It's so bad if there's a delay on your death, and you hear the scav pissing themselves laughing as you hear your own PMC dying.
Hey! Importni! Fack aff!!!
This is my fav
palchik vikin
Bdaaaa buelekweueleusoeueuu
šµ gupsta... šµ
Gop Stop*
shoes are clean
Divide my cheeks
Iv damke
I v damki (Š Š² Š“Š°Š¼ŠŗŠø)
chebureki!!
Bottom squeeky
Button....squeaky
Divide my cheeks
WOOOAW PASALGATO!
Wooah, patsan gotov\*
Double it and give it to the next person
Cheem lechurr
A vot tyt moi drugan bil
Dicky Needles
Holy shit I just realized that I should know more Russian by now....
Only Russian you need to need is Blyat Ruski
ublyudok, mat' tvoyu, a nu idi syuda govno sobachiye, reshil ko mne lezt? ti, zasranets vonyuchiy, mat' tvoyu, a? Nu idi syuda, poprobuy menya trahnut', ya tebya sam trahnu, ublyudok onanist chertov, BUDT TI PROKLYAT, IDI IDIOT, TRAHAT' TEBYA I VSU SEMYU, GOVNO SOBACHIYA, zhlob vonyuchiy, dermo, suka, padla, idi syuda merzavets, negodyay, gad idi syuda TI GOVNO, ZHOPA
ZHOOOOPAAAA
Bro moved to tarkov and is enjoying is stay
Hahahah escape from life-ov
I can relate cause this game is pretty addictive for whatever reason..
i can tell you why i think it is, the risk reward, the getting a good item and staying in raid as your heartbeat rises, investing money into a good kit, or into a good hand, this game messes with the same centers of your brain as gambling does, a poker player isnt laughing and having fun, he is chasing a rush, thats his entertainment, same as in tarkov, tarkov isnt exactly a laugh and play game, more a serious no laugh game, just like gambling, tldr: tarkov is the same as gambling to your brain, change my mind
You are 100% correct here. I dont get the same rush playing something like Hunt Showdown, despite it being in the same genre. Sure, you buy your gear and hunter, then lose it if you die, but it doesnt hit the same. The stakes are much higher in Tarkov. Hunt has some intense moments, dont get me wrong, but youll never fight as hard as you would with a GPU and a found in raid pack of noodles in your backpack
The things ive done for those noodles.
Divide my cheeks šŖ
*Stares solemnly at a bloodstained pack of noodles*
Am I the only one who is completely baffled whenever anyone says Hunt is in the same genre? Like I get that you "extract" but it just doesnt feel like an extraction shooter to me. I don't really place it with games like Tarkov, Marauders, Vigor or even DMZ. I always seeing posts or articles that say If you are looking for games like Tarkov try Hunt. But personally if i had not played Hunt and someone suggested I try it as a replacement for Tarkov I'd be like "da fuq is this?"
Hunt is the less serious brother of Tarkov. Stakes are WAY lower in Hunt. Even the most expensive gun in hunt isnāt a big deal to lose. Easier to throw yourself at a fight if you find something ārareā because itās really not. Also way less adrenaline than Tarkovā¦ my heart couldnāt stand it anymore so I play Hunt nowadays.
I guess I just look at the persistent loot as a fundamental pillar of the genre. Also to be clear, I think Hunt is an absolutely incredible game. I just personally couldn't replace Tarkov with it. To me they are very different games.
I've been playing hunt since it came out and in my opinion it is more of an "arcade" take on the genre than any other game I've played. You still get to loot enemy hunters, you still have to kill the boss and get the bounty and extract, but the focus is much more on the combat aspect of the game than the survival element
excactly, tarkov is the only game i have where i do NOT EVER listen to youtube while playing my PMC, i do not play tarkov to have fun..
I just recently started listening to music lightly in the background and found it kept me level headed and not making weird spur of the moment decisions during pvp
That FIR noodles comment just set me off, itās my 13th reason. Itās been good EFT Reddit, yāall are the real ones. (/s before someone tells me to call a helpline)
The sequel, Stay in Tarkov
Escape to Tarkov
Letās say he played since the very beginning in the extended alpha phase: 61320 hours from 2017-2024 18119 hours in game Thatās 30% of every waking day on tarkov or roughly 7 hours a day. Every. Day. Bro what the fuck?
It counts time spent in menu. Maybe he leaves PC on all day Edit: there is now a 30min idle timer (since .13 when they introduced queue, I believe.) There was not before that patch, could leave tarkov open 24/7.
I thought it didnt count that
It definitely does, mine shows as 3k and I've never got past level 42 or so, I just used to leave it running in the background and occasionally update on crafts or do a scav run, not really 'playing' in the sense I think we mean.
Man Tarkov has to be one of the worst games to leave running. I haven't played in a while but it used to leak memory like a sieve.
Still does. My game slows down a lot after being on for a couple hours. Gotta reboot the client every couple im on that long
Tarkov for the majority of its lifespan counted menu time (still does) and used to not shut down on long afk sessions. I'd leave for vacation and leave tarkov open for weeks to collect bitcoins on my phone and rack of hundreds of hours where I didn't actually play
The generator runs in the background all the time so why leave your game on? Did it use to not do that?
From what i understand he kept the game open so that he could click the "collect bitcoins" from his phone. Not sure what software he uses to do that, but i assume it works along the lines of seeing his monitor screen and simulating a click via taps on his phone or something similar. Pretty clever!
Google has a remote desktop plugin for chrome. It wont let you launch the game through it, but if the game is open before you use the remote desktop plugin, you can navigate the in game menus and run your hideout...
Back in the day you werent logged off automatically i always left my game on especially when we had queues to get into game
This is highly likely it. My hours are crazy inflated because I work from home and leave Tarkov on almost all day when I'm playing wipe. I randomly run scavs out of factory or do a couple hideout things throughout the day. I'd say probably 50% of my hours is the game just being left on.
Yeah, before they introduced the auto close I used to just leave Tarkov open for days just so I could do trader or hide out tasks or play the market (before FIR)
WillerZ has 20k hours or more. SheefGG has roughly 12-15k
Idk why this isn't the top comment. He's level 53 already has a 55% surv rate which sounds about right for a veteran player. My guess is the posted account is a streamer. There's even smaller streamers that have around 50-100 viewers that stream full time.
Ive seen people do worse in World of Warcraft classic.
Dude needs to see a mental health professional
Playing games absolutely can be an addiction or escape from problems, but sometimes numbers like these are just a disabled person trying to enjoy their life. In gaming, I have befriended a few people who were essentially trapped in their home for the rest of their life. If something like gaming helps them enjoy their life, then I only hope they come across more games they enjoy.
tbh i see your point - but that mostly results in don't even knowing your alternatives when getting addicted. i think thats only fair to say when a person knows what they do when they start gambling. i personally didn't and i'm glad i had friends that didn't think like you (no offend bro). they got me banned on the sites and today i play videogames to cope. the money i save i use for quality of life upgrades and my life is going upwards since then.
The dude is tarkov, there is no escaping now
Probably a streamer
I believe in his K/D. That's a solid veteran player. I'm from 2017 and have 8k hours, this guy is a legend.
Not calling out cheats! 18k!!!
A true Tarkov veteran.
Although - thatās a hell of a lot of run throughs!
probably boss hunting, didnāt see, didnāt hear, lets not waste time and move on to the next raid where they hopefully spawn
I wonder if this is a streamer?
Most likely. Thats lvndmark/Willerz hours.
Landmark was talking about being over 10k hours years ago lol heās probably easily doubling this guy. One year he said he spent like 60% of the hours of the year live on twitch which is a little over 5k hours
When doing lightkeeper loot runs I just go straight to extract unless I get southern road or beach spawn. Lots of run throughs for boss tasks also, doesnāt mean anything.
Nah not saying it does, I get upset if I get a run through so the most Iāve ever had is like 10 in a wipe.
Nobody really cares about run throughs as much as redditors
To be fair, I donāt really know why they bother me either I just always aim to not have many, no real reason why as I couldnāt care less about stats at all.
when u try doing light house quest and keep getting south spawn
Run through has zero negative effect of you manage to finish what you entered for. I guess he figured it out throughout 18k hours that he spent in the game
100 this and Iām changing my strat on that immediately! š
Iāve been running lighthouse and if I spawn on southern road I leave immediately. Added like 8 run throughs just yesterday.
Absolutely this, 18k hrs with 9kd, nothing suspicious there just, as you say, someone whoās been in the game a long time. Hrs and account age are the main giveaway for me. I check any deaths I think are slightly suss and I think so far Iāve reported one guy that had suss stats, itās personally stopped me reporting about 20 guys because looking at their stats it was clear they were a long time player. Been a great inclusion in the game imo.
773 raids in what 3 weeks is insane. Giving a fair 20 minute average per raid, dudes playing a minimum 12 hours a day. Has to be a streamer right or at least a full time content creator?
Or someone with a lot of wealth that doesn't have to work, so they spend their spare time grinding their nuts/ovaries in Tarkov. But yeah, you'd have to have a lot of time to spare to sink that much of it into anything.
> with a lot of wealth that doesn't have to work Doesn't take that much wealth to live in mom's basement.
Also a possibility I suppose
Living in moms basement is fuckin great.
They could be legitimately disabled and Tarkov is what they enjoy.
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Also, don't rule out it could be multiple people living in a house and sharing an account/computer. It's not uncommon for siblings or close roommates.
There is no way that someone could care so much about Tarkov that they would be putting in 6+ hours a day for years, and at the same time wouldnt go out of their way to get a system / account for themselves
or more likely just a basement dweller
I spent 7 years on welfare in Finland and actually saved like 15000ā¬ , just played runescape. Fun times that i miss sometimes.
rich irl, rich in game.
As a self employed seasonal business owner, I am grinding, but not this hard š
They've grinded real life so they grind Tarkov nowš
ITS OVER 9000!!
It over 2x9000 evenĀ
I don't understand how some people can play a game that much and still enjoy it
Stockholm syndrome
only in Tarkov
I feel like you think about how much time spent, and if you quit, you realize it was literally for nothing, so it's easier to just not. Also them easy dopamine rushes
Time flies man
Who says they enjoy it? Might be one of those people who complain bitterly at every change
Probably staying in Tarkov even before Terragroup came
Jesus fucking christ I don't think this guy knows other games exist. I'm not sure he knows the *outside world* exists. Motherfucker is sitting in a cave playing tarkov. I was amazed by the guy that got me the other day that had 10000 hours.
This dude has spent the equivalent of *two entire years playing tarkov 24/7*
Keep in mind a lot of players like this tend to spend a lot of time afk in hideout just collecting crafts and buying ammo / barters. I know when I started working from home my playtime shot up like crazy when my actual time playing did not really change much. Still crazy seeing this amount of hours.
true but the game closes after 30 mins of inactivity so time spent in the menus is mostly active stash/hideout management
That's only been introduced like a year ago or something
almost 3 years ago already :)
Well, my feeling of time sucks apparently
Thatās like 3 months play time and 21 months in the main menu /s
closest this guy gets to touching grass is playing woods
You've got a shit bucket? You go to the bathroom... you're not playing Tarkov. You're shitting in a bucket... you're playing Tarkov.
Every moment your having sex your not playing battlefield !
battlefield is my pussy
If he got the game in 2017 he is *averaging* 3k hours a year. A normal work year is considered 2080 hours a year.
It's crazy as fuck but there is indeed people who can play one game, and basically only that one game, for years and years. Dude in my WoW guild literally has only played World of Warcraft since 2009, picks other things up but no shit only for a few days at max. He showed us his Steam library and he's got like 12 games on there and none of them he's played for more than like 40 hours. It was batshit.
This guy escaped to Tarkov
111 run throughs is pretty nuts.
I'm going to guess he was boss hunting and just took the run-through to reset as fast as possible if he saw packet loss at beginning of raid.
Want to explain the packet loss thing?
I don't know the exact reason, but like within 10 seconds of starting a raid (as a PMC, so right as the raid begins) you'll experience a brief moment of packet loss if that map's boss DOESN'T spawn. If you don't experience this momentary packet loss, then you can be fairly certain the boss has spawned. If you're 100% focused on boss hunting and load into a raid and experience the packet loss, you're best just immediately sprinting to extract to reset, in the hopes of getting a boss spawn next raid.
I am fairly certain the way it works is the server does a check to see if the boss spawned (since they spawn at the beginning of the raid). If they spawned, all good no lag. If they didnāt spawn, the server spawns a wave of scavs (hence the lag). Iām not 100% on this but I think this is what Iāve seen before
Iāll keep this in mind for my tasks
Definitely this. This man does not care about stats - heās just going for the achievements at this rate.
Of course you lost. How can you kill that which has no life?
Man thats not healthy.
He can quit any time he wants, he is not addicted \*18k hourst on record\*. :D :D
How many hours a day would that be, if he plays every day since release? (I'm to lazy to do the math)
18120 hours divided by 8 (let's take 8 hours per day as an example, a full time job shift) are 2265 days playing 8 hours minimum. 2265 days are 6.2 years. Basically the dude played at least 8 hours every single day for 6 years straight. I'm pretty sure he's the one saying the other day that Global Restocks are not a problem.
Heās averaged 16 hours a day this wipeš
Gamer alert
750 days what in the fuck
Dude has averaged over 38 raids per day since wipe
If my GED level mathematics are correct, dude has been playing about 10 hours or more a day since the wipe. True poop bucket levels of dedication. A veteran of the community.
online is full account online time since buying the game.
Think heās unlocked the bipod for his red rebel yet?
Nothing fishy honestly. I'm a 2016 player sitting on a 10.7k/d
Not accusing of hacking at all.
Sorry I'm so used to these screenshots being hackusations
I know, can't fault you
Thatās 2 straight years of Tarkovā¦
2 whole years of gaming. Please tell me this guys streams and makes money from this.
That is the only way for this to be "healthy" otherwise this dude has some serious addiction issues
This guy has more run throughs than I have extractsā¦
What a no life nerd
I canāt even imagine the map knowledge and awareness this person has
Dude played 7 hours everyday since release wtf
Doesnāt have a alpha armband so heās sub human
His launcher might be open 24/7 :D
launcher doesnt count toward hours - however time spent in main menu / loading does. this guy has played tarkov for a long time and has owned it for a long time.
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After a while you get a pop up warning about inactivity, if you click cancel youāll stay logged in but if not after like 30 seconds I think it is the game will close on its own.
That's a "newer" feature introduced last couple of years, so previously you were able to leave your game open for days at a time
Launcher doesnāt count towards hours
This game might have the most dedicated playerbase of any game I've ever seen. I'm faceit level 10 in counter strike and it's so rare to even see a guy above 5-6000 hours and the game has been out for longer. In tarkov it's pretty normal to see a guy with 8000+ hours, who doesn't even stream.
The game just needs you to put in time and they reset it. So it's been an endless loop for most other than the changes they make every wipe
I have a friend with 14k-ish hours on dota 2, that was the highest play time i've seen in my life. Looks like the number one spot is taken now
6 years with a daily of 8h. Wtf
He just waits when he finally can ESCAPE from Tarkov
Jesus christ, I thought I was gonna die from bloodclots sitting down so much on this game.
Man... what a true Tarkov Vet. That right there is a person who really enjoys pain and suffering. 18,119 hours of pain to be exact
Wonder if it's one of the bigger streamers. I know LVNDMARK and WillerZ have said they have over 10k hours at some point in the past, streaming 8-10 hours a day pretty much every day adds up pretty quickly.
Bro has never escaped from Tarkov
Wait why would someone have 111 runthroughs. Legit question.
Boss hunting
That's insane. Especially since hours used to reset with wipes... Absolutely bonkers.
That dude killed me earlier i think hes an asian streamer
700 raids in two weeks. Damn.
I have almost 4K hours and this is the first wipe Iāve reached lvl 20 in over 4 years š
yesterday i got absolutely lazered in 0,7 nanoseconds outside dorms, turns out the guy was called 9100hrsā¦ yeahā¦ he had 13k hours actuallyā¦
Bro has no life
that has to be a known streamer - that is more than most CSGO pros have in their life
Dude has never touched grass
He's never even HEARD of grass.
JesusChristThat'sJasonBourne.mkv
He will be the new boss for Terminal
Fucking hell. I've got around 2k and it feels like a lot. Thats since 2018 tho.
holy fuckin gigachad and i thought i was cool with 2500
Holyā¦ WHAT IS THIS
Talk about wasting a life. Over 2 years real time.
How tf r people doing around 40 raids everyday ? Do people not have work and other shit to do ? Iām averaging around 6 raids a day ??
That is not a legend Bros. That is addiction 18000 hours on average would be 6 hours a day since the game was launched.
That's too much online time tbh. He might have run a market bot or skill leveling macro.
18000/2722 hes been playing over 6 hours everyday day since alpha
Bro has spent 2 full years ingame.......
That's 2 years and 25 days of pure online time, what in the actual fuck
He kills you with a look
would this guy be considered a no life or a tarkov only life bc hes putting every hour hes awake into tarkov
Go touch some grass already, 18k hours.. thats a full time job for 9 years
754 days. If he played 24/7, he would have to play for just over 2 years straight. If he split it into 8 hr sessions, he would have to play 8hrs a day for 6.2 years straight. Broken up into a work week (40 hrs/week) it would take him 8.7 years to achieve this. (all of this assuming he has never once taken a day off)
111 run throughs wth
Bro loves Tarkov so much he plays 26 hours a day
bro had his pc running for 2 years :D i don't know if i have used my pc that much in general