That's called... dedication

[Angelspit]

Not mine, found on Twitter, from fan Anna M.



Source: http://instagram.com/p/Wx10Q1pgxw/

[Kalah]

I've got ten times that on Football manager, since I leave the game running when I leave.

[Angelspit]

As a matter of fact, maybe that's what she does as well...

[Naki]

I have 839 hours.
Non-Steam Heroes VI, so tracked via XFire.
And yes, lots of leaving the game running, but me away from the keyboard, or at keyboard, but doing something else.
EDIT: And yes, I go very slow - have not finished the Campaigns yet. I am almost done with 1st Epilogue, then 2nd awaits. And I haven't played (or even purchased) the two DLCs yet.

[ywhtptgtfo]

I've got ten times that on Football manager, since I leave the game running when I leave.

I feel ashamed, because 700 hours is a laugh compared to the hours I've spent on Europa Universalis III for the past year. The hours are so much that I didn't even dare to look at the numbers on steam.

(And yes, I have a full time job at which I work 9-10 hours a day).

[ThunderTitan]

I dont think i could play one game for that long without getting bored...

My bro on the other hand has 840 hours of DOTA2 on Steam... and he's only switched from DotA a little over a year ago... i dont even want to know how many hours he put into that one.

[Naki]

I dont think i could play one game for that long without getting bored...

My bro on the other hand has 840 hours of DOTA2 on Steam... and he's only switched from DotA a little over a year ago... i dont even want to know how many hours he put into that one.

Yeah, I imagine if you finish the Heroes VI (single-player) campaigns in 2-3 weeks time (which is easily possible) your interest in the game may decline rapidly.
Of course, if the game has good multiplayer (which Heroes VI does not, unfortunately), things could be different - I mean StarCraft II, Command & Conquer series, Civ V/etc.