How to see total-total time played (on all characters ever existed)

Nemesis7884

Is there a way to see how much time i basically spent in eso in any capacity? Like total time logged in?

runagate

If you're on PC (your profile doesn't say):

http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1163-PlayedAll.html

Kikke

logg on every char, do /played then do the math xD maybe there is some addon for it, but I dont know

or if you have it trough steam you can allways look it up there.

paulsimonps

Do note, that even with that addon it will not account for deleted characters. Cause you need to log into all of your characters with the addon enabled and then use its command to see ti all combined

Elsonso

I doubt that there is a way, if the character has been deleted. ZOS might not even know, if they decided not to track total account time.

Orticia

Don't think there is a way.

I would not want to know. Seeing /played in an mmo always makes me feel guilty about spending so much time in a game. I prefer to go with a, did i give real life/friends/family/work plenty of time?...If yes then no guilt feeling if I spend a (large) portion of the rest on a game. I just don't want to have that time spelled out for me, it tends to be a bit confronting in a I could have done X or Y instead way ^^

oXI_Viper_IXo

If you're on Xbox, you can go to the game hub and it will tell you your hours played. It's been bugged for me though (says I only have 96 hours when I'm max CP and have been playing for over a year).

altemriel

runagate wrote: »

If you're on PC (your profile doesn't say):

http://www.esoui.com/downloads/info1163-PlayedAll.html

on very nice, thank you for sharing!!

Canasta

Kikke wrote: »

logg on every char, do /played then do the math xD maybe there is some addon for it, but I dont know

or if you have it trough steam you can allways look it up there.

I did the "math" as they say in the good old US of A

1523 hours just for my chars from LV23 and higher.

No wonder I have acute sciatica and borderline alcoholism.

ZOS_Lunar

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