General Discussion How many hours a day do you spend with Mekorama?

Most of my waking hours actually...
When I'm not playing or creating levels, I'll probably be chatting on the Mekorama Discord server or checking the forum, so even though I'm not actively participating on every platform all day, I'll be checking every now and then...

 

Maybe one hour a day, perhaps more. First I look for today's featured level at FB, then I try to solve it. If it is a hard one I have to try many times during the day. If it is an easy level I can look for some interesting levels on Mekoramaforum and try them! I enjoy this better than sudoku or crosswords! There are many fantastic levels on this forum to discover! Thank you for sharing!

 

I spend most of my hours on Mekorama. Lord Double X used to have a "My Talking Tom," but when I introduced him to Mekorama, he neglected it, and ended up "selling it for FNAF 2.

 

13 at least for one day

Oh and yes i did sell my cat for FNAF 2 and i and i sold FNAF 2 for Final Fantasy

 

Jajajaja, a good question ... Every day about 3 or 4 hours ... Even so the pace of creating levels is greater than my ability to solve them ... a matter of time jajaja... I think I'll start to be more selective and to choose levels recommended by experts in Mekorama ...You know,the time is gold

 

Me? 1-3 hours in a day.

 

2-4 hours

 

I'm not sure about it, maybe 1-3 hours (in weekend) and 1-2 hours (in weekdays)

 

5 to 6 hours a day, though I make it a point not to make it everyday, cos thatd mean I have a serious addiction.

 

My partner has been complaining.

 

I'm hooked, I'm obsessed and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I have MS and I'm retired on disability now. I don't sleep well so I'm up at all hours of the day and night a lot of the time doing something with Mekorama. I'm not very creative or imaginative, I was a System Architect. So I doubt I will contribute by creating levels; therefore, it is important to me that if I play a level and solve it, that I then post an honest rating and a comment with some thought behind it. I had to play catch-up with that for several days but now I am currently working my way through the levels created by @Don G Rowe then I will tackle someone else's levels. I have availed myself I was some of it great demos and tutorials created by @trids, @Mike_CN, @richardfu, and others who I hope will forgive me for temporarily forgetting their names. I sometimes start out to leave a rating and a comment but after reading the comments left by other members, I end up going back and playing the level again because I realized but I had missed something of importance. So all in all I have probably been spending at least 10 hours a day on Mekorama. But let me add that I am currently bedridden and I do not watch television. I listen to music nearly 24/7, as a background to whatever I am doing. It sounds really bad now that I have read it back but there it is.

 

@Lianne Malone Sounds like you're having a lot of fun. I guess as long as the hours-long Mekorama games don't affect your health too much (tired eyes, legs cramping from too much sitting, lack of sunlight, loved ones feeling excluded, etc.), you're good to go. Have a good one.
P.S. Have you already tried "Rollercoastering". It's must-play level in Mekorama.

 

1-2 hours or some days a bit more
Some nights I go back from manufactory, while I see pages on the forum and see the levels, I'll asleep because of fatigue (zero hours)

 

Just downloaded "Rollercoastering" and will play that level as soon as I finish playing "The Turrets" by @Don G Rowe .

But I did want to assure you that no family member is feeling excluded or neglected. I don't suffer from cramped legs from too much sitting. My MS currently has me bedridden. I suffer from a really low vitamin D level because I don't get enough sunshine! Most the time it is too hot in Florida for me to even consider going outside. Heat and Ms do not mix well. I think sometimes the puppy feels a little bit excluded but then he just launches all 115 lbs of Rottweiler from the floor to my Hospital bed. Not too much to object to there. You just quickly make room. Other than Ares, there is just my youngest son (Alex - age 23), who takes care of me, with some assistance from my mother. He works full-time and goes to School in a primarily online scenario. When he is home we are usually together if he is available. We are very close and we are always talking while he is cooking, and sharing while we eat. He is a pretty awesome young man. But it is pretty quiet at 2 a.m. and while he is at work. Then my time is my own, and challenging as well as occupying, my very active mind, becomes my primary focus. Mekorama has made that a good deal easier. In a pinch, I'm pretty good at throwing a tennis ball backwards, over my head, banking it off the long wall in the entryway so that some good, chase the ball time, is provided for the puppy.

 

I was smiling the whole time I was reading this, knowing ur son and mom plus the puppy takes care of you.

I mentioned the sunlight because I wake up too late in the morning (currently burning my way through season 7 of House), and by that time the sun is too awfully hot to soak in.

Of course there are other fun, puzzling levels here but Rollercoastering is my absolute favorite.

 

Hi
Lianne! I'm in the same situation, on disability and found a wonderful outlet in Meko. I've only been a member since September, but the folks on this website have made me feel welcome and at home here. I too spend lots of time with B and friends. Probably 7 or 8 hourd, much of it at night. There are many hours to fill when you're used to working and your career is abruptly ended by illness. So I guess it's therapeutic, as well as one heck of a lot of fun!

 

1 to1.30 hour I spend to play mekorama