Mortismal gaming did a review on the GOTY edition of Dragon Age: Inquisition after completing 100% of the achievements.
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He did KotOR 3 weeks agoTook him 6 years? Today marriages take less
I know there are other gamers out there like me who don't get around to buying and playing many of these games until years later.
Plus, I just think I like older games better these days….the quality of newish games seems pretty mediocre, in general, over all. Microtransactions galore, and multi-player focus for a ton of them, shortish games, not much value for money spent…no thank you. At least when talking AAA type games anyway.
The 100% is not a bad idea actually, when you consider there are so many reviewers who only play the beginning or rush through in order to be first to publish. If you watch the video, you'll hear that he mentions that at the beginning. He did 100% of recent games too, like CP2077 or Wasteland 3, it is one of the "products" of his new channel, along with CRPG classes and lore. And it seems to work pretty well.I always find these delayed reviews funny. They mention the 100% as if it gave the review any added value. I wonder who they think their audience is. Maybe someone who lived under a rock and just logged into the internet for the first time today?
People whine when a review comes from somebody who hasn't completed a game. Now we're whining when a review comes from somebody who has. Sheesh.
"100% play through" isn't the same thing as "100% achievements". The former is what I'd call completionism - finishing all quests, exploration, and content you can find. The latter, particularly for single-player games, is the realm of OCD / autism.I also appreciate that it’s a 100% play through as I’d guess few if any reviews were based on a 100% play through.
"100% play through" isn't the same thing as "100% achievements". The former is what I'd call completionism - finishing all quests, exploration, and content you can find. The latter, particularly for single-player games, is the realm of OCD / autism.
The notion that we would/should care what % of the achievements a reviewer finished is actually hilarious. I'd hope he's just using that as a fun title for his videos as opposed to putting it out there because he thinks it's important / meaningful.
Spoiler: there's no cure :lol:So Ill be off to the doctor for my OCD. :lol: