That thing actually can be done without any weird things, it's a bug, a person I know has it too, the number of hours just keeps going up without decreasing, they're at 545 hours played past 2 weeks right now
also apparently just asking "who are you" deserves an "insecure shit"? this is the only time i've ever actually meant saying this, but this guy unironically has no real friends
@@TheLinposterIsSus not really? i mean, if someone just randomly added me i'd prefer to know why or who this is, i also don't see how that makes someone insecure
@@TheLinposterIsSus not really,if someone add you randomly,normally is a bot or some scammer,if someone idk adds me,i ask where do i know him and why(play,trade, chat,etc)
managed to talk to the guy before and when I asked on how on earth he has so many hours on his games he downright refused to even give a clear answer. He kept trying to talk about his modding skills and even when I tried to point out how it's baffling he has so much hours on his games which shouldn't even be possible he just called me toxic and blocked me.
Guy once friended me and asked me to join his Terraria world because apparently he was building an ultra epic huge adventure map with impossibly advanced wiring or some crud. I didn't care that much so I said "Maybe if I find time." He retorted "Yeah well if you 'find time' let me know." We never spoke again, he eventually removed me. Seeing how he presents himself and talks to others, he seems incredibly insecure and defensive. Spare yourself the headache.
Reminds me of playing civilization with someone who would get incomprehensibly mad and leave when he didn't get to do his exact strat He was that way in every other game we played too, even Castle Crashers. Would've never learned about this if I hadn't entertained his weird obsession by letting him cook. There are some interesting people out there
@@VAC100 his CPU isn't exactly hard to top 😁 also he almost definitely just left his achievement spoofer running like he did with the rest of his games
I went into the rabbithole, he claims to be a fucking cybersec specialist and claims knowledge of 10 different languages and 20 different fucking frameworks lmao. I actually checked his projects, all of them are either just copied from other people or clearly written from tutorials, and they are all minecraft/terraria mods/cheats or BATCH/Basic sripts. The cherry on top is that he is a Rick&Morty fan, you can't make this shit up
DUDE THIS GUY TRIED TO DOX ME A LONG TIME AGO LMFAO I didn't let him join my PRIVATE castleminer Z server simply because he randomly friended me and messaged me. Then his justification for doxing me was that I "said no" without explaining that it was for close friends only. He also has a god complex! Very cool person... If you make a castleminer Z server, public or private, because they show up in the public server list no matter what, he will ask to join, and if you say no, he does something similar to this, and will grab your ip via the server list, single-handedly ruining all castleminer z multiplayer on steam
nah how many enemies has this man made, this is the second person who has ive seen in this comment section who has encountered him online before 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
So because I have too much time on my hands, I decided to go ahead and add up ALL the hours of every Steam game shown in the video (even Zup! 4 which is seen for only a frame). The total amount of hours is 133,076. That is equivalent to 5545 days, 182 months, and 15.2 years. I also noticed that he has a Steam badge with a little "5" icon. This is how many years that a Steam user has been on the platform. So you're telling me, this dude who has only had an account for 5 years, somehow put in 15.2 years of gaming?
The castleminer community know him quite well because he uses his own custom made hacks to create insane pixel art and then pass it off as real, honestly pathetic that you would waste a modding skill on a fucking minecraft clone from 10 years ago
@@Vileplume87HE IS IN FACT LOL, someone made a calculation of all his hours in all his games (15 games) and the result was around 63 YEARS OF NON STOP GAMING. Bro is the real Ancient Gamer
Oh my god I used to know this guy. He was really active on the terraria steam forums back in 2017. His pfp used to say the plural of a slur instead of the Boiz btw
@@RiRiRiPoksYou'd be surprised. Steam is full of people who use it as an actual social networking site. There are people who actually take the time to make a list of their "closest friends" in their info box or even refer to their friends as their "family." It's so cringe to me how much people dedicate their lives on a platform intended for gaming.
@@xboxed7202 No, I'm not saying that I don't know that people use it for socializing lmao. I'm just saying that it's pathetic as people who use it for socializing (there's people who circle erk on dms and podcasts in their own groups, on reddit lol.)
@@fort1nit3_ballsIt's a shame the dev is an NFT bro, could have made more money porting that game to the Xbox One and actually adding more content to it.
Can't agree. 1,700 hours in and I still haven't gotten all the endings 😔 I dilly daddle so much doing stupid shit, like trying to get to the top of the Church of Elleh's bell tower, then actually play the damn game
As someone who actually tries to grind achievements, this just makes me so sad to see someone fake unlocking them just to show off. It completely destroys the purpose of achievements.
imagine him actually playing with friends. "hey bro wanna do terraria?" "oh- yeah sure..." "why do you suck? you have every achievement and like 18,000 hours." "well- you see..."
I've seen similar and worse cases, there was one dude who had anywhere from 10k to 30k hours on tens of his games, of course all of them perfected too. In the end I think he had about 30 years of game time on a roughly 10 year old account, for clarification one year is about 8600 hours. These people are so cringe, i especially dislike all the people who flex their perfect games with all of them being obviously SAMed - they tend to unlock half or all the games achievements at the very same minute, dont even try to make it seem realistic, just plain blatant cheating.
Funny enough I only used Sam to get a time locked achievement for a singular game but I ended up mass unlocking my entire library. Couldn’t be assed to reunlock it but I stoped showing off my rarest achievements cause I got so many fakes
i can barely comprehend "perfecting" games for a steam profile.. when i made mine a few years back, i didnt even bother to put a description. i was to excited to buy and *play* a new game that i didnt bat an eye to my profile. this is just incomprehensible for me..like my whole life i thought steam was just a thing to buy games on and talk about the games like wtf
@paperclip6377 There’s nothing wrong with enjoying a game and spending a couple hundred hours just for that game alone. When you start to hack in hours for a game that you brought not even a minute ago just to look like you "played" the game, then there's some serious issues that are currently being had right there.
bro's room is the entire fallout saga. my man is so smelly that even the games gave him the 100% so he would stop playing and go to the shower like damn...
as an actual achievement hunter, the easiest way to see if someone is cheating or not is to see the time where that person earned its achievement, in what order and estimate the time
well not really 500 hours equals to roughly 20 days, And I'm about to turn 19 which is approximately ~158752 hours so yeah it's no where close@@Agente13840
Holy cow I just converted 12k hours to days. He spent 500 FREAKING DAYS playing UNO!????? For reference, in that time, he could’ve learnt at least 2-3 languages as it takes around 6 months more or less to learn a language.
Bro the "6 months to learn a language" is such a fad no language in the world is that casual people gotta stop treating it like that shit. To become sincerely fluent enough in one you gotta dedicate years to every single aspect of it. From speaking to listening to writing and reading this shit not some video game you just get on and grind a few months to plat / 100% or whatever lmao, ironic considering the video we're on, but yes. This legit kinda pisses me off being a linguist myself
@@LightBoltDash I know this comment is like, a month old but considering Cryptic Night was boasting about being a programmer, I think the original commenter meant *coding* languages which fit the bill of “approximately 6 months to learn and master” a lot better. Not like, *actual* languages. Then again, I might be wrong because I can’t really say for sure *myself* what this guy meant but I am just pointing that out as a possibility.
Isn't this the guy who uses TEdit to paste images into Terraria while acting like he made them himself, and everyone on the community tab just falls for it?
Pretty sure the most pathetic is that one guy who themed his whole profile around one character from a shitty dating sim and only owns dating sim games, he's like 40 or 50.
*me trying to get all achievements in Enter the Gungeon and Nuclear Thorne* Him:oh ok thos are easy to get *turns on achievement cheats and leaves he's PC for decayed*
dude, my steam profile is so basic, its literally just a profile picture of the one hundred yard stare and play games when im bored, you cant be so bad to get accepted in society to make that.
Having a 100 percent achievement rate means that he's cheating, since the rate would go down on each new played game until completed, which would bump it back up to 100. A lot of his games displayed are either cheap or popular, the cheap ones inflate his overall statistics, the popular ones prove his "status" as a "true gamer" lol Likely using an idling script kiddie program that activates multiple games at once without actually turning them on, since most of them have roughly the same amount of hours logged, meaning he does this in waves.
might be a little late but i wanted to point out how his terraria hours converted to days is 787.5 days. thats about 3 years of NON-STOP terraria playing. Jynxi would fear this man (not even mentioning the other 10k hours he has on basically every other game)
i have footage of this mf hacking in terraria PvP, which was taken pretty seriously by me and a small community of others back when this video was recorded. not only did he cheat, he lied about this and had a persistent toxic demeanor in the community. i'm not sure how to post it because it looks like posting links in comments gets them filtered, but i do have the video and can easily provide it if needed.
Its ninshu. I've talked with him before hes activer on a bunch of different programming forms, but as for cheating definitely i could see that happening lol. His thread he made about beating the game with like 9 achievements or something, i dont think he actually spent time to do it and just wrote about it and pretended to do it.
There's also another profile who's literally the most hated person of Steam. He spams links and tons of people hate him and even send him death threats on his steam comment pages. Even wild than this.
Has a 5 years on steam badge, If you sum up the hours on the top four games that he has played it sums up to around 56000 hours, A year has around 8000 hours, 56000 is around 7 years, this man played more hours, than years of his steam accounts existence
