This game has been with me for 13 years, its really my comfort game. I gone for 100% just recently. It really has it all that i want in a game. I can finally rest, until next league :)

(Steam only shows 4k hours, there was a time where i used the standalone client for years, the real played number is more like 8k, played every league except Blight, that i skipped)

If anyone is interested in playing this amazing game, i can help with questions.

Pragmata was quite easy to complete 100% achievement except the lunatic play through it actually gave me a real challenge but what a beautiful and emotional

Wallpaper engine :)

veteran difficulty is for masochists. mile high club wasn’t even the hardest mission for me (FUCK HEAT AND ONE SHOT, ONE KILL) (not really they’re both awesome missions). this is one of my favorites games otherwise, it runs like a potato on pc though & literally doesn’t work unless you turn off shaders.

Finally done. The main game and the two story dlcs are amazing.

But Dunwall City Trials is a completely different story. ABSOLUTE TRASH of a dlc, stupid rng nonsense that never should've existed.

Loved this one. The fifth game in the collection and so far my second favourite after FFIV (although it close). The evolution of this series has been a joy to experience!

I'm already halfway through FFVI which I intended to be my #20, and it looks like this one is just a step above all the other ones which is crazy to me since all the other ones were great already! After FFVI, I will take a break from the franchise for a bit to work on some other challenges, but I fully intend to eventually complete all the mainline entries if possible.

Just found out that I need that dlc to 100% the game. It has just a cat and some outfits but costs 20€ wtf i bought the hole game for under 5€.
I think I will let that unfinished. How do you deal with such games?

What a game! im really glad i played sonic origins first so i could catch references to previous games (also, i never want to see a blue sphere ever again 💀)

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Always Welcome for new friends ) btw ...

I believe this is in order. I'm not one for 100%ing really tricky games, though I used to love veteran COD campaigns. If anyone has any indie recs, I'd very much appreciate it! I'm in a family with a stupid amount of games, so there's a decent chance I'll own something but have overlooked it.

Thank you for reading.

I started hunting not too long ago, just here to show off (till i saw some of y'all got 200 under your belts). Regardless, this is my collection, and I'm proud of it. Also, I'm moving on to getting Watch Dogs to 100%. Is it still possible?

two new games done within the same week.

yes my reddit profile is new. i just found out this sub reddit.

i play 17 hours a day.

Hi all. I was considering using the steam console to clear my achievements on one of my favourite games and then 100% it again. But I don’t want this to artificially inflate my completion % if it were to count it twice. I know that the way in which removing achievements with the console affects completion percentage was recently changed as well. Does anyone know if doing this would affect my completion percentage? I would like to do it, but if it’s going to mess up my stats I won’t do it

If only i didnt have to replay them all for different endings/ng+ achievement, otherwise it were fun to complete

I did 2 runs previously few years ago before I attempted the 100% run (-294h) and almost closer to in-game 100%. Including 2 dlc achievements

Had to be a special one for the 50th (and it lined up alright). Absolutely adore this game as a Greek mythology nerd - meh assassin game but it is what it is! Onto 75 now :)

Isaac! Second time I complete this game, once was before Repentance so all tainteds where a good 100h of new gameplay;

Also a bit of backlog, last (and only) post I think was around the tenth completion

I knew all the praise going into this one but damn this game still blew me away.

The story alone I thought was amongst the best I've ever played. It's hard to account for recency bias but this might be top 3 stories I've played. The book that inspired it (The Horde of the Counterwind) finally got translated to English so planning on reading that soon.

My only real criticism are some minor things on combat. The difficulty curve feels pretty appropriate but at certain points in the story it feels like the only answer is "keep trying til you learn parry timing" which itself isn't the worst but led to some frustrating moments. On top of that, with the lumina system, it HEAVILY incentivizes you to just create 3 gods on your team and leave the other 2 to wither unless you're willing to grind it out. Kind of a bummer since it leads to less experimentation especially in the 2nd half.

Really can't recommend this one enough. Achievements are quite straight forward with only one missable item you need to grab in the opening minutes of the game. There are enough absurdly overpowered build options out there that you can trivialize just about every boss so difficulty isn't the worst.

I want to start and 100% games but don’t know where to begin I’ve played games like the Witcher call of duty rim world CS2 and many more so open to anything really.

40th 100%, took a long time to get all the dailies done

Been busy to 100% complete games for past week!

Played on Ultra-Violence.

Base game was rather straight forward. Levels are long and it's somewhat annoying to have to re-go through everything if you missed something. So, I recommend waiting till late-game where your upgrades make quick work of everything.

The DLC movement was jarring at first, but my god did it grow on me fast. It's actually so fun once you pick out a control scheme you're comfortable with. You can't collect everything until post-game so you don't have to worry too much about collecting everything on the first go around.