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OMFGimCUTE · Mar 11, 2006, 04:47 AM // 04:47

I spend 4 hours a day and 8 hours on weekends. On sundays i dont go on much cuz i got other things to do, im not that much of an addict

Divinitys Creature · Mar 16, 2006, 10:21 PM // 22:21

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Originally Posted by Yai-Kai

I need this for my maths, and I would appreciate your help, as fellow addicts ^^
Question: How long do gamers spend weekly behind their computer?
Keep it clean plz I have to print this and show my teatcher.
Tnx, Kai

How ironic, with your freudian slip.

Autumn_Leaf · Mar 17, 2006, 01:30 AM // 01:30

prolly on the comp like 8 hours on weekdays and more on weekends

and no i don't have a life.

sh4ft3d · Mar 17, 2006, 05:03 AM // 05:03

Bout 2-4 Hours weekdays. About 14 Hours on Saturday and Sunday.

Lord Cooper · Mar 17, 2006, 01:11 PM // 13:11

couple of hours a night... i have a life a job and a girlfriend

im guessing this homework is to do with statistics? in which case you should ask for age brackets as well. oh and if your asking on a gaming forum i suggest you pick a subject othet than gaming as any statistics on gaming from this community will be kinda meaningless.. ie 9/10 gamers on the guru play games a lot
well duh thats a no brainer.

if the homework isnt to do with statistics ignore me completely

warkst · Mar 17, 2006, 04:25 PM // 16:25

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Originally Posted by d4nowar

During the average week (Small workload), hours spent GAMING is impossible to tell because I'm never always gaming or always messing around on forums like I am now, so I'll just ballpark a few figures: 15 Weekdays added together. 20 weekends added together. So 35 hours GAMING.

Total time just on the computer on an average week... this one is harder to figure out.

Wake up at 7:00.
Leave for school at 7:13 (the time spent between those is spent getting ready.)
Computer science for about 50 min mondays and 1h30m tuesdays and thursdays. I am counting that since I do just what I do at home there.
Back from school at ~3:00.
Turn on computer at 3:01.
Snack gathering from 3:01-3:10.
3:10-7:00 is my first giant chunk on weekdays.
7:00-7:15 is dinner.
7:15-11:30(I'm being generous with this number... I did say minimal workload.) is homework, or if I don't have much, more gaming.

That amounts to roughly 47 hours... just on the weekdays... that I'm on the computer. Now for the weekends.

I just remembered that Friday usually goes a bit differently... so lets fix that up right now.

Add 3 more hours for friday... so 50 hours during the week (I feel stupid now... 50/5=10 hours a day would have been so much easier to day.)

Average Saturday wake-up time - 10:00am.
10:05-1:30 first session.
1:30-1:40 making lunch.
1:40-4:30(guess) second session.
4:30-4:35 getting snacks.
4:35-7:30 third session.
7:30-7:50 dinner.
7:50-2:30am(being generous) fourth and final session.

Average Sunday wake-up time - 11:00am
11:05-2:00 first session.
2:00-2:20 lunch.
2:20-4:30 second session.
4:30-4:40 getting snacks.
4:40-7:30 third session.
7:30-7:50 dinner.
7:50-8:30 figuring out/doing homework that can't be done on computer.
8:30-12:30(being generous) finishing up homework that I've been neglecting to do until the last minute... but 80% of my attention is devoted to computer... so I'll do .8*4 for that one.

Time for math!

My calculations got 26.96 hours on the weekend. I'll round up to 27 hours on the weekend.

27+50 = 77 weekly.

If you want to know about summer computer use... Just do Saturday*7-16.
The 16 is a rough estimate of time spent at a lake/river/pool each week.

Just as a review, so you don't have to dig around for your figures:

35 Gaming hours weekly.
77 Computer hours weekly.
154 Hours thinking/talking/dreaming of things relating to computers in any way. (That is generously giving 2 hours a day to talk/think/dream about other things.)

I'm cool!

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAA You're cool? lol

Nice maths. I usually spend about 20 hours/week behind my pc, so deviding hours by weeks gives us something like 20*60/60*24*7= 0,11904769104769104769104... seconds. or no wait.... hours... or was it minutes... Minutes, defenately. But what did I calculate again? Uhh...