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I doubt this. GOG already does this with many of it's games. I personally wouldn't mind having an average play time on games. It would need to have some more complex math then just an average in order to filter out people who play for 1 second, and people who afk with the game on for days.
What that people sue over how long a game lasts? Provide links of successful lawsuits I'll wait. The score would be provided by playtime of people playing the game. That's empirical fact and wouldn't be liable for slander. Truth is a very common, and most powerful defense for slander.
Either way my point still stands, even Libel wouldn't hold up in court as truth is still the strongest defense. I know you are just trolling, but this is for other people reading the thread. I know you will read this regardless of "blocking me" ;-)
Just to be clear, Average completion time would be useful, but also would be nice to have a general average total play time for games so that we can see if a game truly has replayability. This stat would also be more relevant for games that have live service elements to them.
and seeing as Ive never seen this from steam before, I think I believe them over you.