How many hours a year do you play?

[diaglo]

in a one year frame. 20 sessions * 6 hrs = 120 hours of face to face OD&D as the referee
in a one year frame. 10 sessions * 6 hrs = 60 hours of face to face 3.11ed for workgroups as a player in 1 campaign.
in a one year frame. 4 one shots * 6 hours = 24 hours of face to face 3.11ed for workgroups as a player.

total 184 hours last year.

 

[Mystery Man]

On a good year playing every other weekend without having to cancel it would be 200-215.

It's probably more in the range of 180's.

 

[delericho]

My group played almost weekly, for between 6 and 7 hours a week. There was a break for food, but minimal other disruptions, so I'll say around 240 hours.

 

[DaveMage]

in a one year frame. 20 sessions * 6 hrs = 120 hours of face to face OD&D as the referee
in a one year frame. 10 sessions * 6 hrs = 60 hours of face to face 3.11ed for workgroups as a player in 1 campaign.
in a one year frame. 4 one shots * 6 hours = 24 hours of face to face 3.11ed for workgroups as a player.

total 184 hours last year.

Check your math...

 

[derbacher]

Rough estimate.

Campaign one - 4 hours per session, 2 sessions per month = 96 hours.

Campaign two - 6 hours per session, 1.5 sessions per month on average = 108 hours.

So around 204 hours, I guess.

 

[GlassJaw]

I'd say 250 hours, give or take. My weekly group meets for about 4 hours at a time and we cancel about 1 session every other month. My Shadowrun groups meets about 1-2 times a month for 5-6 hours. Throw a couple of game days or one-shots here and there on top of that.

 

[freebfrost]

Let's see, I DM a game every other week for 5 hours, so allowing for a few missed sessions, that's about 120 hours.

I played in a game that averaged 3-4 hours every other week, so probably 80 hours there.

Occasional game nights and a few one-off sessions, probably another 100 hours.

So, ~300 hours.

 

[diaglo]

Check your math...

i didn't consider all of the 3.11ed for WOrkgroups time as real.

 

[Corsair]

Check your math...

Don't blame the guy, he's used to checking charts, not adding modifiers.

 

[Brain]

I'm guessing about 500-550 hours.

I was around for almost all of that I believe, plus my other games. I'd say at least 750 as a conservative estimate.