You calculate the odds of that triple parry fail, then realise it was overdue. You no longer laugh out loud with an arcane feedback kill (you just snicker). You start a "you know you play too much..." thread in the forums.
...your playing another game and still thinking about how to apply your card stratagies to your current game
You know you play too much Cardhunter when... You calculate how much movement cards will cost your path to shop. If you accidentaly step somewhere, you do not step back, becouse you know that is not possible. You have equiped party for each map in campaign. You have equiped party for each league. You did not need to do any changes in those parties for months. You are able to go through maps 2-5 in less time than you need to write this post ...
You have more hours in Card Hunter than you do in Skyrim, GTA V, Town of Salem, Left 4 Dead 2, and Rocket League combined. 481 hours, I started playing last summer. That's an average of roughly 1 hour and 20 minutes every single day. That's 80 minutes out of every 1440, 8 minutes out of every 144, 4 out of every 72, 2 out of every 36. So if you picked a random moment at any time during the past year, there's roughly a 1/18 chance I'm playing Card Hunter.
Me too. At this moment 275 hours of playing via Steam. And non counted amount of time playing CH via web browser.
...you find yourself in a toy aisle looking at the toy weapons and start calcuating the cards, item time, how many token and what level the item would be in card hunter
you find yourself assuming that the space next to an enemy piece in chess is difficult terrain (happened to me)
When your working in a retail enviroment like I am: You calculate how many gold peices or pizza it would take you to buy something in a store then realise you dont have either or...you have paper, plastic or coins
Lol ok this one I just have to post for kicks....you know you play too much when someone asks you who you look up to and you name the whole BM staff as your heroes!
