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[QUOTE="MorbidToaster"] Again, you can EASILY have a job and still play 7+ hours a day.MorbidToaster
I don't think someone can "easily" play for 7+ hours with a job. You "can" but then your job and a video game would count for every waking minute of your day. I think that most people would want to relax a little in there day. Video games are a lot of fun but competitive multiplayer games or difficult single player games are not the most relaxing activity. It is summer why not kick back on the patio and have a beer, enjoy the summer weather, watch a movie, hang out with friends.
I watch movies while playing something like UNO to relax, that counts as playing time. I live in Texas, and have no pool and don't live near water. It's way too hot outside to even sit with a beer. Also, I hang out with friends...playing video games... I think it's completely different depending on the person. 7 hours a day can be considered too much if you never do anything with other people, and never take a break relaxing (either a relaxing GAME, or just sitting outside). Speaking as far as my personal situation goes, I clear about 10 hours a day, but within that 10 hours I play with friends at my home (and online), play a variety of games (multiplayer, single player, casual games for a break). Heck, my friends on I take our portables to cafes and play while holding conversations with other people that don't play games. Again, too much is completely relative.EDIT: My days also include at least 2 showers (10-20 minutes a piece), and a 35 hours + work week.
You are right when you say too much is relative. In your situation 10 hours a day does seem more reasonable although I don't think I would be able to enjoy that many hours every day. But based on what the TC wrote I assume that he sits in front of his playstation for 7 hours strait and is worried about it breaking because of that. Now that suggests to me that he is not using gaming as a terribly social activity.
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