Do you 100% games or just beat the story and move on?

[thespanishcel]

Tbh I rarely complete my games to 100% because many times the requirements are too tedious, difficult or just not worth it. For example beating the game again in the hardest difficulty or find all the missing objects scattered through a huge map. I take my time completing the games and do plenty of side content like sidequests or exploring the map instead of rushing the main story but doing all the optional stuff nope. I can think of a few examples where I 100% completed the games:
-Bully Scholarship Edition
-Pokemon Platinum (but had to use cheats as some Pokemon are impossible to obtain without events or owning the GBA games and an old DS model)
-Batman Arkham Asylum
-Batman Arkham Knight
-Red Dead Redemption 1
-WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2007

And that would be it. As you can see all of those are pretty easy games to get the 100% so that explains it too kek

 

[Skelly]

depends

if the 100% competetion is extra storyline or a endgame challenge sure

if its bullshit like collect 900 statues or speedrun the game then no

 

[LeFrenchCel]

I did it when i was on my trophy chaser phase but not anymore

 

[Abacaxi14]

I achieved 100 % in a few games that I actually liked a lot.

But most of the time i just beat the story and move on.

 

[thespanishcel]

depends

if the 100% competetion is extra storyline or a endgame challenge sure

if its bullshit like collect 900 statues or speedrun the game then no

In Batman Arkham Knight to get the true ending you have to get 100% completion so that motivated me. Also it's not too tedious some people hated the Riddler trophies but there aren't that many and if you do some while exploring the map or the story even better.

 

[Skelly]

the Riddler trophies

bullshit collectibles but they are in pretty fun spots

 

[fatass30000]

i don’t 100% anymore since i don’t have the time for it + i realised i didn’t have any fun doing it. Like you said, it’s usually either tedious or difficult. 99% of the time it’s usually lazy fetch quests added so they can pad out the game more. what pisses me off is when they lock content behind doing that retarded fetch quest. “You must collect all 1000 pink dildos scattered over this huge map cuck!”

 

[fatass30000]

In Batman Arkham Knight to get the true ending you have to get 100% completion so that motivated me. Also it's not too tedious some people hated the Riddler trophies but there aren't that many and if you do some while exploring the map or the story even better.

i hate it even more when they lock endings behind the fetch quests

 

[thespanishcel]

bullshit collectibles but they are in pretty fun spots

At least in some of them you have to solve a puzzle instead of just grabbing them like in previous Arkham games.

 

[Morphine]

I always make sure to do 100% completions

 

[SubhumanGamer]

I probably like 85% to 90% my games before moving on.

most of the time to 100% it takes forever and isn't really worth it. but beating the main story, all the side quest and as many collectibles as I can get is fine for me, after that I just pick up any achievements that are easy or already almost over.

 

[Skelly]

At least in some of them you have to solve a puzzle instead of just grabbing them like in previous Arkham games.

even in asylum you had to use your brain to grab them

 

[XtremeMax]

i want to 100 percent some games but i dont have motivation

 

[PersonalityChad]

I probably like 85% to 90% my games before moving on.

most of the time to 100% it takes forever and isn't really worth it. but beating the main story, all the side quest and as many collectibles as I can get is fine for me, after that I just pick up any achievements that are easy or already almost over.

Same. Except i don't really care about achievements tbh

 

[pixy.DARKMEATURKEY]

I just beat all of the main story and side content. 100% a game usually just means doing retarded ass challenges or looking up a guide to finding a bunch of random ass collectables.

 

[_meh]

Mostly story.

If I like it then 100% (however this is pretty rare).

 

[over_department]

depends

 

[Aegon Targaryen]

I would seriously have to love a game to 100% it.

 

[Regenerator]

Sometimes depending on the game.

 

[Regenerator]

In Batman Arkham Knight to get the true ending you have to get 100% completion so that motivated me. Also it's not too tedious some people hated the Riddler trophies but there aren't that many and if you do some while exploring the map or the story even better.

What's strange is that there's less riddler trophies in Arkham Knight than Arkham City yet Arkham Knight's riddler trophies' are far more tedious due to the batmoblie & bigger map.

 

[thespanishcel]

What's strange is that there's less riddler trophies in Arkham Knight than Arkham City yet Arkham Knight's riddler trophies' are far more tedious due to the batmoblie & bigger map.

I think I'm one of the few that liked the batmobile. I felt powerful driving it and it was fun shooting down drones with the cannon kek

 

[ordinaryotaku]

I usually try to target 70%-80% of the achievements. I have too much real life shit to worry about to constantly be 100%ing the games I play.

 

[weaselbomber]

I only 100% games I really love. Don’t really care otherwise

 

[Wolnir]

Depends how much I like the game and how tedious it is. Dark souls 3 is one of my favourites games ever but it's stuck at 91% completion because the trophies are completely retarded and too grindy. I replay the game and DLC regularly.

 

[Garbage Life]

Depends on the game

 

[Ghost Cel]

I rarely 100%, most times it is boring.