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1. Panzer Command Ostfront (probably because I was part of the Dev. team)
2. Steel Panthers.
3. TOAW

Rick

Everquest Years and years and years.
Civ IV with the rise of man mod 1000+ hours
Rome Total War 1000+ hours
Cheers
Jev

Hmm, top three computer games of all time... Played a lot of Steel Panthers in 1990 too, as a first love. But as a whole, probably something like

[*] Campaign Series (From Talonsoft West Front 1998, to date [:'(] )
[*] Rome: Total War (RTW came out in 2004, but what I continue to be totally blown away is the Roma Surrectum mod [&o] )
[*] TOAW (Talonsoft original, then forgot about it, then back with TOAW III, now eagerly awaiting for IV )

ORIGINAL: stuart3

This is asking for a pretty impossible feat of memory, but on the grounds that no modern games will qualify because I have so many to chop and change between, then the games have to come from the earlier days of computing games when a new genre hit the market and for a long time there was no real competitor. So...

Elite (1984 - played on a BBC micro)
Civ 1
X-COM Enemy Unknown

Elite - the ultimate computer game of all times! CBM 64 guy myself.

Dead Space. My very first video game. It took me 80 hours to finish it. I keep going back to it when I need to take out my frustrations on something.

Dead Space 2. See above.

Hearts of Iron III. Loved the game but hated the supply system. Still feel bad that I abandoned my Panzers somewhere around China.

Steel Panthers
WITP-AE
World of Tanks

Cheers,
CC

Mount & Blade Warband (includes Viking and Napoleonic DLCs)
Crusader Kings 2
GG War in the East

Panzer General
Warcraft 2
Close Combat Series (especially 4 & 5)

Those 3 basically are to blame for me not studying as a kid and becomming a rocket scientist [:D]

Crusader Kings II
JT Campaign Series (both solo and vs. friends)
Medieval II: Total War + Mods (I think that I actually played 2-3 times without mods, in the hundreds of hours of enjoyment this game gave to me).

A special mention goes to TOAW: I was never able to totally enjoy it due to the "turn burn" rule (exp. in big scenarios). I always hoped for a "simple" mode where you moved, fought and then proceeded to move and fight with other units - like in classic wargames.For this reason I'm really looking forward to TOAW IV.

X-COM UFO Defense
WITPAE
Steel Panthers
XCOM 2

Steel Panthers
Il 2 Sturmovik
Empire Total War

My 3 games would be:
Rollercoaster Tycoon
Gunship (for Amiga 500)
and a tie for 3rd between:
Railroad Tycoon and Strategic Command (any of them)

Wish I had 3 that I play but I go back and play the same game over and over. Since there are so many MODs on this forum and it plays the closest to ASL I can find on a PC.

1) Lock'N Load Heroes of Stalingrad -Heroes of Stalingrad

Skyrim 2,000+ hrs into it
Civilization Series
War in the Pacific: Admiral Edition

1. Trackmania United
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2. Panzer General
3. Strategic Command

i think really it was in my teens and early 20s i got to spend the most time on games - and they would be

M1 Tank Platoon 2
Operation Flashpoint
Rise of Nations

- of course i have spent alot of time wiht more strategy games since then but if it comes down to most amount of time spent then these would have to take the prize

Command: Modern Air / Naval Operations
Euro Truck Simulator 2
Plants vs Zombies

ORIGINAL: Agathosdaimon

M1 Tank Platoon 2
Operation Flashpoint

I have played both a lot. Good memories

ORIGINAL: ezz

Longest eh?

rebelstar raiders
cIv 111
Railroad tycoon II

rebelstar raiders

classic

and there more of the same




regarding a list from me, it would be hard as i'e tested games up to 1000 hours+ but played them, well that's a hard one, but it would be an older one, not anything new, maybe Dungeon Master or betrayal at krondor, or even maybe Stone Keep?

not sure really