To this day - Only 73% of players have even beaten Margret

[OddJob]

Just think about that, bro.

27% of people paid for this game just to get perma cucked by Margit's cheap dagger moves.

This game hates its players lmao

[Lord Bob]

Not to mention only 18% beat Garfling. It's incredibly how many get filtered by such an early game boss.

[Hammer Goblin]

I struggled with Margo-Robbie, the Omen King in disguise the Gatekeeper, doesn't mean... I couldn't.. *Dramatic drum roll* GIT GUD!

[Detective Costeau]

Whenever you discuss achievement rates, it is always worth remembering that something like 30% of games purchased on Steam have literally never been played.
Whole lot of people appear to buy games and just never play them.

[vamirez]

If you had any mental capacity you would understand that a) it's MARGIT and b) 73% is really high. For most games 50% of people don't play longer than 1 hour. One of my favorite anecdotes regarding this effect is that before the remaster came out (don't know how it's now) half of all players stopped playing Witcher 3 after the tutorial zone.

[EF_Neo1st]

Originally posted by OddJob:

Just think about that, bro.

27% of people paid for this game just to get perma cucked by Margit's cheap dagger moves.

This game hates its players lmao

If you consider:
1 - most games have around 80$ completion of beginning
2 - player can avoid Margit and nevber enter Stormveil while finishing the game (so the % is split toward other bossses)
3 - many have games they never played or played jhust to test and never played again and it dont meean these were hard
4 - in relation to #3, a souls-like game is not for everyone
5 - "I think" (I guess) if someone plays with that damn mod (Seamless) it will not count toward achievements so there may bee that too.
6 - by your statement you hate the game

[Dirak2012]

Originally posted by Detective Costeau:

Whenever you discuss achievement rates, it is always worth remembering that something like 30% of games purchased on Steam have literally never been played.
Whole lot of people appear to buy games and just never play them.

I have like 200 games in Steam, but I have only play like 20...

[EF_Neo1st]

Originally posted by vamirez:

If you had any mental capacity you would understand that a) it's MARGIT and b) 73% is really high. For most games 50% of people don't play longer than 1 hour. One of my favorite anecdotes regarding this effect is that before the remaster came out (don't know how it's now) half of all players stopped playing Witcher 3 after the tutorial zone.

Players like me just go at areas where I only see skull enemies (so far above my lvl 11 char) and dont care about doing story, quests or bosses, just exploring... and ER allows that too.

[vamirez]

Originally posted by EF_Neo1st:

Originally posted by vamirez:

If you had any mental capacity you would understand that a) it's MARGIT and b) 73% is really high. For most games 50% of people don't play longer than 1 hour. One of my favorite anecdotes regarding this effect is that before the remaster came out (don't know how it's now) half of all players stopped playing Witcher 3 after the tutorial zone.

Players like me just go at areas where I only see skull enemies (so far above my lvl 11 char) and dont care about doing story, quests or bosses, just exploring... and ER allows that too.

So you wouldn't collect achievements, but it can be reasonably assumed that the percentage for that exact playstyle is very low. It is the case that many players only play games briefly or even just collect them, like that pile of shame of unread books that people have :) Just saying, 73% for Margit is a high percentage, not a low one as OP claims.

[EF_Neo1st]

Originally posted by vamirez:

Originally posted by EF_Neo1st:

Players like me just go at areas where I only see skull enemies (so far above my lvl 11 char) and dont care about doing story, quests or bosses, just exploring... and ER allows that too.

So you wouldn't collect achievements, but it can be reasonably assumed that the percentage for that exact playstyle is very low. It is the case that many players only play games briefly or even just collect them, like that pile of shame of unread books that people have :) Just saying, 73% for Margit is a high percentage, not a low one as OP claims.

I admit I did some wuests and side quests (mostly stumbling upon) but I did not just activelly go for the quests.
Still, yes, I admit the % must be low for my playstyle.

[Grim@FU_BARRACUDA]

Dude, if I can beat the game, anyone can. Just try to think about what you can change about your approach instead of trying the same thing over and over again and eventually you will succeed. This game, like the other souls and souls likes, is designed to overcome yourself, adapt to new challenges and develop new skills and strategies to beat these challenges. That's the whole point of Souls games, aside from the story, the dark atmosphere, the exploration and the other stuff you find in it ;-)

[marek.jop1]

Margret? In my opinion, 0% of players have beaten that "boss". There is no Margret in Elden Ring.

[DELAMAIN]

Originally posted by OddJob:

Just think about that, bro.

27% of people paid for this game just to get perma cucked by Margit's cheap dagger moves.

This game hates its players lmao

Why game Hates players and not players are dumb?

[Dhomochevsky]

Originally posted by OddJob:

Just think about that, bro.

27% of people paid for this game just to get perma cucked by Margit's cheap dagger moves.

This game hates its players lmao

and its sad cause this might be the "easiest" souls fromsoft has delivered yet.

[GodfatherPlunger]

I hope you are a troll, for your sake. The achievement percentages of this game are extremely high compared to others.

[RubbaKeys16k]

Apparently OP doesn't know the difference between a low percentage and a high percentage. His own brain cell hates him and perma cucked him. So sad.