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Hello all,
I've had this kind of discussion with a buddy of mine in the past but what's the ratio of games you complete 100%. When I was much younger, I had the tendency of never finishing games completely and moving on to other things, I don't know if that's common, my friend on the other hand always had to complete his games before moving on.
Personally, I can count the games I've completed on one hand:
South Park Fractured Butt Whole
RDR 1
Bully
Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom
Lego Harry Potter
Most games I'll complete the main story but there are some games where at times they are so lenghty that it becomes a grind to go through. Since I have a huge backlog of games to go through and only so much time, I find it's case by case depending on how much I'm enjoying the game and how much time I'm willing to put in it. Like during the COVID I played RDR 2 and started doing thing to complete it 100% but I gave up with these challenges that require too much time to do IMO (which is an obstacle I didn't have on the first one). Sunset Overdrive is another game that kind of falls in that category. I collected some collectibles as I was playing it and my logic is I might revisit the game down the road and fully complete it.
With today's variety of games, how often do you complete a game? (Won't consider achievements part of 100% since some games require online play)
I've had this kind of discussion with a buddy of mine in the past but what's the ratio of games you complete 100%. When I was much younger, I had the tendency of never finishing games completely and moving on to other things, I don't know if that's common, my friend on the other hand always had to complete his games before moving on.
Personally, I can count the games I've completed on one hand:
South Park Fractured Butt Whole
RDR 1
Bully
Spongebob Battle for Bikini Bottom
Lego Harry Potter
Most games I'll complete the main story but there are some games where at times they are so lenghty that it becomes a grind to go through. Since I have a huge backlog of games to go through and only so much time, I find it's case by case depending on how much I'm enjoying the game and how much time I'm willing to put in it. Like during the COVID I played RDR 2 and started doing thing to complete it 100% but I gave up with these challenges that require too much time to do IMO (which is an obstacle I didn't have on the first one). Sunset Overdrive is another game that kind of falls in that category. I collected some collectibles as I was playing it and my logic is I might revisit the game down the road and fully complete it.
With today's variety of games, how often do you complete a game? (Won't consider achievements part of 100% since some games require online play)
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