german has played 24237 hours (24x1009+21)
let's assume he plays 4 hours a day
that's 6059 days (24237/4) or 16,6 years (6059/365)
= german has been playing the equivalent of 4 hours a day for 16 years and 219 days
german has played 24237 hours (24x1009+21)
let's assume he plays 4 hours a day
that's 6059 days (24237/4) or 16,6 years (6059/365)
= german has been playing the equivalent of 4 hours a day for 16 years and 219 days
Wow! That's quite an analysis @danielmayor Given that he has been on Lichess for under 11 years, that means he has played over 6 hours a day, every day since he joined Lichess!
Wow! That's quite an analysis @danielmayor Given that he has been on Lichess for under 11 years, that means he has played over 6 hours a day, every day since he joined Lichess!
good catch @TheBlunderingNerd
also makes a difference how old he is if you want to calculate the percentage of total free hours of his existence spent playing on lichess (free hours, daily: 24 hours minus sleep, work, chores, toilet use. In-calculate no work in the weekend)
if he's 20 a (very) significant amount of his free time has been spent playing on lichess. If he's 80 that amount is 4 times lower etc.
By the way you can do what you will as long as you are not hurting others (or yourself) in the process. So this is not a bashing of the german
good catch @TheBlunderingNerd
also makes a difference how old he is if you want to calculate the percentage of total free hours of his existence spent playing on lichess (free hours, daily: 24 hours minus sleep, work, chores, toilet use. In-calculate no work in the weekend)
if he's 20 a (very) significant amount of his free time has been spent playing on lichess. If he's 80 that amount is 4 times lower etc.
By the way you can do what you will as long as you are not hurting others (or yourself) in the process. So this is not a bashing of the german