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Glytch, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

Breath of the Wild: getting all 900 or whatever Korok seeds. The reward is a golden Korok seed whose shape makes it very obvious that you’ve been cleaning up Korok poop this whole time. Pretty funny prank for Nintendo to pull tbh.

mika_mika,

I’m glad Nintendo did that. Almost all completionist achievements are shit compared to actual substance in a game especially one as rich as BotW. Give the achievement hunter their dessert.

scala, do games w RetroDECK 0.10.0b Is a Ground-Up Rewrite, Not Just an Update

Being a flatpack, can I install this on a bazzite PC for example?

SharkAttak, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?
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I have the "Completionist" achievement for Half-Life2 cause it was a fun challenge to get them all (yes even the gnome one), but gave up on Osmos: fun and relaxing game, but the last levels were too much hassle.

njm1314, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

Anything involving multi-player is just completely ignorable.

OshagHennessey, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

Not worth it getting all the Korok seeds in BotW

OshagHennessey, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

Hey, that’s not fair. If you complete the original 150 Pokedex, you also get a little diploma you can print on your GameBoy Printer.

caut_R, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

I mean, it‘s videogames so any challenge that gives you the satisfaction of clearing it is worth it, any that doesn‘t isn‘t worth it. Could mean all of them are, could mean none of them are, and could mean anything inbetween. I‘m an achievement hunter so I go for those, but I‘m not super purist about it; if the challenge is to walk 40000km, I rubberband the controller lol

mlg, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?
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Collecting every item in Rabbids Go Home.

Stupid game made me think there was a secret moon level. I feel like the devs actually forgot to put in at least a trophy or something because it unlocks nothing.

Soupbreaker, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

I enjoy seeing the little achievement pop-ups, especially when it’s a rare one, but I almost never go out of my way to get any. Don’t see the point, tbh. I’m not interested in playing the game in a way that’s less fun for me, just to check an utterly meaningless box. I guess you could reasonably argue that every goal in a game (quests, completion, exploration, what-have-you) is meaningless, but achievements have always struck me as particularly hollow.

mohab, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

Challenges in action games are worth completing most of the time because they’re typically designed to either drive home the intended purpose of individual combat mechanics, or outright reveal mechanics too advanced to cover by basic tutorials—e.g. dodge counter in Hi-Fi Rush.

Surp, do games w RetroDECK 0.10.0b Is a Ground-Up Rewrite, Not Just an Update

I haven’t looked yet but does it link up with retro achievements?

PerfectDark,
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Yes, it does!

TORFdot0, do games w Ubisoft target audience when they play a good game

I have yet to play half life 2 (waiting on my son to get the motivation to help me beat decay, I’ve beat the other expansions)

But I can’t imagine that half life 2 doesn’t hold up when the first game is a masterpiece that holds up better than pretty much any FPS released after it

awfulawful,

Unfortunately several parts do not hold up when you remove the novelty and temporal context. The whole game was mind blowing when it was new; I very much enjoyed it then. On a subsequent playthrough years later, there were definitely parts that just did not hold up. I used the console liberally at times because I couldn’t be bothered to do them for real.

I think it’s the consequence of bringing a truly revolutionary game to market with limited resources. There are clearly portions that exist to showcase the cool shit they could do rather than to drive the narrative or be genuinely fun.

tab, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

That one insane hour-long-wait shape trace in The Witness. Respect if you completed that one, not worth it for me…

Duke_Nukem_1990, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

I got one character to lvl 60 in Classic WoW Hardcore. When I got that last level up, I cried a bit. Very emotional journey.

Candice_the_elephant,
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That was an achievement.

Furbag,

I tried doing Ironman a while back. Not even on classic, just on whatever the latest patch was. It was only getting easier with time and I wanted my name on that leaderboard. In my mind, it didn’t seem like it would be that difficult as long as I played carefully.

I gave up after level 20. I didn’t die, but I had a few close calls and figured it wasn’t going to be worth it to grind out 90+ more levels using the worst gear in the game and no healing or stat boosting items.

taiyang, do games w What challenge from a game isn't worth completing and what challenge from a game is worth completing?

Beg to differ on the Pokemon example, but then again I am a completionist so that type of challenge gives me lots of self satisfaction (plus now I have achievements through RetroAchevements so a little bragging rights). Frankly, things like that should have internal motivation, so literally no reward is fine by me. I’m literally doing a professor oak challenge right now, which is significantly worse, lol.

Where I draw the line is mostly challenges that I just don’t see myself being able to accomplish in a given lifetime. Like the Balatro golden chip on every joker is way too RNG and time consuming for me. I also generally prefer not to have to do a speed run, but that’s mostly because I have kids now and setting something down without worrying about time is ideal.

Nelots,

The professor oak challenge is rough lol. I tried it out on Pokemon Silver and must have spent well over 10 hours grinding to get my Feraligatr.

taiyang,

It’s mostly awful for the first two badges, but playing with fast forward I beat my first badge in White 2 with in game time around 65 hours (so probably around 15 hours). It’s insanely tedious, but I enjoy it late game.

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