• Donut@leminal.space
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    9 months ago

    As an avid achievement hunter during the X360 days, I feel nothing for achievements anymore. 95% of them exist to be filler or stretch out the gameplay over a longer time period while adding nothing but the dopamine hit of seeing numbers go up.

    It’s much more fun and creative if you create your own achievements and try to stick by those. Yes, there won’t be any UI element telling you “good job!”, but trust me games become a lot more fun when you’re focusing on finding new ways to enjoy it.