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[Quicksilver26]

yes yes achievements are fun lets have lots and lots of them

[DarkKnightHolmes]

Make the story achievements spoiler free or make them very vague. Arkham City presented the achievements the best.

Modifié par DarkKnightHolmes, 06 octobre 2012 - 03:56 .

[Pedrak]

I might be the only video game player in the world who has never, ever purposefully tried to get a particular achievement.

This said, I am definitely not opposed to them - if people love them, the more the better... but still, I've never quite understood their charm. Whenever I see flashing on the screen stuff like "Wizard Kebab Achievement Unlocked: you have successfully stabbed 25 enemy mages!!" I always go "Meh, whatever - why should I care?".

Modifié par Pedrak, 06 octobre 2012 - 05:10 .

[Fiery Phoenix]

I rather like Achievements myself:

[syllogi]

Playing on the PC makes achievements less special, I guess, even with Steam games...I just don't see the big deal. There are also things I don't particularly want to do in any game that I won't force myself to play out just for funpoints. But that's just me, I know other people love them.

[QueenPurpleScrap]

Actually, I liked the achievements on the PC and wish the PS3 version had more of them. (I have both versions for DAO). I found myself enjoying different styles of gameplay that I might not have tried otherwise. Not because I didn't enjoy playing as a mage, for instance, but the challenge to play a certain type of mage and how I needed to balance my party differently. It would have been easy to replay the game but limit my character to my comfort zone.

I have all but one of the PC DAO achievements and 4 or 5 to get on the PS3 (I figured I might as well get them all on the PS3 if I'm so close to getting them all on the PC. I found the DA2 achievements to be rather sparse and disappointing.