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Also you need to get to a checkpoint for it so save the time toward the achievement. I did this on the Xbox 360 years ago after i had gone through the game on all the other difficulty settings and so on.
This is from a Trueachievements user, "Keep in mind that you do need to finish the level you are on for this to pop, and even though your point round-up doesn't count the time you spend replaying Checkpoints, the game itself definitely does. This is especially important for people getting frustrated on the later levels of HELL mode, because you might end up quitting the game altogether even though you have enough playtime"
I have 21 hours played according to Steam. I played about 1 to 1,5 hours extra to make screenshots and similar things for the guide. So Addicted to War took me about 20 hours.
And to reiterate: It doesn't matter whether you play challenges or the campaign or anything else. It only counts time that you actually spend IN a level and it only gets added to your total when you're on the ending screen and it gets added to a total (which you can't see). I sadly don't know if starting up a level and keeping it on during the night, and finishing it in the morning after would be a working way to cheese it.