Thread: Do achievements/trophies impact the way you play?
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Old 07-21-2010, 04:36 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Vietnamese Crippler View Post
I'll go out of my way for Achievements/Trophies, but I have never finished them completely.

I'll unlock them as best I can, but when it gets to the tougher ones I'll just skip them.
Some games you can't not. I played FN Round 3 and got 1000/1000 about halfway through my overall play time. One of the Warriors Orochi games gives you 1000/1000 simply for doing what I always do in the Warriors games: Collect everything and unlock everyone.

And some games, you don't have to go too far out of your way. I don't know if I'll complete Red Dead Redemption, but I'm pretty close with a couple of achievements I know I can get if I just keep playing. Which I will, because none of it requires anything not fun.

Which is ually when I stop.
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