Playing hardcoe as in Skyrim still being your main game that you play, or you play everyday, or you still have long play sessions?

Yes.

Yes.

And yes.

I'd say it's still my main game after two years of playing. I wouldn't consider myself a hardcoe gamer mind you.

Still my main game. During the week is kinda hectic for me so I get it in when I can. I play mainly on weekends.

Y
E
S

and I'm getting the PC version on friday.

It's the only game I'm playing. I try other games, but they don't hold my attention very long.

It hasn't been my main game in over a year. Their DLC debacle kind of ruined the "I should mainly play this" realm for me. GTA V, NHL 12, Guild Wars 2 are ahead of it. I don't count the classics I'm playing either. (Aardwolf, FF8)

1- No.
2- No.
3- No.

GTA Online and Tomb Raider have been my focus for the past 5 months. Played maybe a total of 3 hours of Skyrim in that time.

DLC debacle?

Good for You! Your life, as you know it ... is over.

Since 11/11/11 I have stopped a few times to play a new game. After a 100+ hours or so I always come back to Skyrim. My son seriously can't understand it. Can't say I do either.

But By Golly! I Got My Money's Worth!

I started playing again about a month ago and it's pretty much been the only game I'm playing. I dabbled in some demos but Skyrim is eating up 100% of my gaming time.

Congrads! I'm excited for you!

As for the game...

I'm playing it now to test character concepts for my main in ESO on 4-4-14. Nonetheless, I'd probably be playing it now anyway.

Meh, modded version got unbearably boring for me only after 2040 hours

Counting the price of the game and the DLCs, that's about 0,05 € per hour

I love Skyrim so much that I have to almost force myself to give other games a chance...this is partly due to limited game playing time but mostly it's because Skyrim just fits my style nicely.

Yeah if all Mike does is play Skyrim 19 hours out of the day now I can only imagine what life will be like for him on the PC with access to mods.

It's not always 19 hours. Most of the time it's 16 hours.

I bet that after awhile he'll never be able to enjoy the game again, he'll be spending so much time setting up everything perfectly, stopping to take constant screenshots or get into modding and won't be able to simply play the game as he does now. It's one of those "be careful what you wish for" things

I suspect some of them all. Modding is a hobby, in and of itself.

...be it author or user.