Hours to finish the main game the first time?

According to my milestone save game, 182 hours. And I completely skipped the Emerald Graves, because I wanted to save something for my second run.

No, no DLCs. Start at New Game, end at the milestone save after defeating Coryphish. If you inserted a DLC in between those two points, try to subtract that DLC time.

125 hours for everything.

It takes a thousand hours if you're a completionist.

My first game results are skewed because I was literally going everywhere in slow motion due to a weak video card. Game time is basically showing as twice as long as normal, so I voted 150+ hours since that's about how long every other run has taken me with normal play speed. When I add in higher difficulty and DLCs, a single game gets up to 180-200 hrs. In real time, it takes me ~5-6 wks for a single PT.

My first run was something like 115-120 hours. No DLC.

My character ended up being someone I didn't like very much, lol. But it was still a good run.

It took me 83 hours the first time around.

I'd say my first PT was around 180 hours. <-- I did everything. Every side mission, all potion upgrades, all collections, etc.
Finished her PT before all three DLCs got out, with DLCs it's 260 hours. (rounded up)

What's all this nonsense about skipping the Emerald Graves? That's one region I'd never skip. I love that region. I'm actually in the midst of the Emerald Graves with my current Inquisitor. I have all of the initial quests south of the river completed, so the "serious bidness" up north is about to go down.

My original playthrough was 109 hours. I recall distinctly because I'd just finished completing both AC Rogue and AC Unity before playing DAI. They had released in consecutive weeks. In retrospect, I was nearly burnt out by the time I got halfway through DAI. I recall being really impressed with it at around 40 hours, and starting to get very fatigued at 80. By the time I finished, I was tired of it, and nitpicking its "flaws".

The game does have some weaknesses, and they were more glaring before the DLCs helped patch them up a bit. Also, knowing in which order to attack the various regions helps. There is no way to know this in an initial playthrough, but narrative continuity is very uneven if the regions aren't played in a certain order. Lastly, one has to play the game with patience. My first time through, I was trying to rush through to see how the story unfolded, but also trying to sate my completionist compulsion. That was a recipe for frustration. Now, I enjoy the game at the whatever pace time allows. It's a long game, and it can take some time to complete.

I spent 639 hours with DAI (I have 2 finished playthroughs, and five in progress)

DAO: 217 hours according Origin (2 finished, and some just started), but I have 1-2 finished Warden pre-Origin, so: I don't know;
DA2: 410 hours (yes, so much).

^ I wonder the same thing. My first playthrough was about 60 hours but I missed a lot (I always do on my first run). Still I only got about 100 hours on my completionist playthrough, but now I'm playing a lot faster because I know where to go and what to find where (which is a shame, really. I wish I could 'unplay' this game so I could experience it all for the first time again).

I just checked my Xbox One app and it tells me I have 657 hours in game... which is a lot considering I got the Xbox in June 2015. Seeing as I have about 5 finished playthroughs and a lot who stranded in the Hinterlands or just after reaching Skyhold, I think 100 hours per playthrough is pretty accurate.

It was like 82 or so with my first Inquisitor Ben.