Same here. I only consider a game truly completed when I have all the (singleplayer) Achievements for it. That is, of course, unless the Achievements somehow don't cover the whole game, and by the time I've gotten them all, there's still story or main missions to do.
In the case that the game doesn't have Achievement, I aim to get 100%, unless there's multiplayer involved. Man, fuck multiplayer.
Same here. I only consider a game truly completed when I have all the (singleplayer) Achievements for it. That is, of course, unless the Achievements somehow don't cover the whole game, and by the time I've gotten them all, there's still story or main missions to do.
In the case that the game doesn't have Achievement, I aim to get 100%, unless there's multiplayer involved. Man, fuck multiplayer.
I dislike multiplayer to, I use to like it now it seems to have kids all over it, think I will like it again now as I have a gaming PC and once I have my bluetooth headset connected to it I will be fine, although I can't use a Keyboard and mouse for gaming well :(
The credits. I don't care about achievements or side missions or collectibles or hidden rooms or secret areas or flasks or manuscript pages or relics or feathers or coins or agent honor or agility orbs or pigeons or wumpa fruit or starbits. Audio logs are OK though.
Same here. I only consider a game truly completed when I have all the (singleplayer) Achievements for it. That is, of course, unless the Achievements somehow don't cover the whole game, and by the time I've gotten them all, there's still story or main missions to do.
In the case that the game doesn't have Achievement, I aim to get 100%, unless there's multiplayer involved. Man, fuck multiplayer.
I dont try to get all the SP achievements but usually the majority. The only time i spend anytime in MP is for Co op and its not about the achievements its more of the fun factor.
Yeah for me aswel. As soon as the credits roll (not going for the fake, under the options menu -> credits) it's the end of the game for me. I kinda miss the old school days when it would tell you Game Over after the credits. Then if the game got my attention enough (usually based on sittings) then I go and explore the side stuff and start searching for easter eggs and such.
I considered a game "finished" when I've seen the main story through to the end. I've never been a completionist so getting 100% of the trophies/achievements does not matter one bit to me.
However, this does not mean that I don't try to look around and explore and get the most out of my games - you can be certain that I do - but I do it until I stop enjoying the game. Not until I've gotten all of the achievements.
In a game like Dark Souls I don't consider it done until iv'e seen every single nook and cranny of the world, and at least seen every weapon no matter how useless.
I feel like I've completed a game when I have gone through the content laid out for me, if that's finishing a campaign or every level or whatever doesn't matter. Being done with a game on the other hand is a completely different beast. I completed Dark Souls sometime back this summer, I got all the trophies a few weeks ago, yet I'm still not quite done with it it seems as I still regularly pop it in to try out stuff etc.
When the credits roll I consider the game to be finished, when everything substantial has been done (side quests and stuff) it's completed in my opinion. When all achievements have been got it's S-ranked/platinumed.
When I feel like the story is over. I do all the side stuff (if any) when I feel that they are most appropriate for the character to do at the time, and try to wrap as many up before ending the main story. The only games I think that didn't follow this rule were the Bethesda games.
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