Steam Achievements

[The Wizard of Hok]

Hey guys,

Any chance of bringing Steam Achievements to this game?

Cheers!

[NightmareGats]

Hopefully never.

[FilthyAnimal]

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

Hopefully never.

why never?
what a hell is wrong with you?

[-={LG}=-]

I doubt it, it's a really old game.

[NightmareGats]

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

Hopefully never.

why never?
what a hell is wrong with you?

achievements are meaningless and have nothing to do with 100% a game

[j.renkenben]

Startet leider nicht trotz aller fixes unter Windows 10

Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 22H2
Installiert am ‎26.‎11.‎2021
Betriebssystembuild 19045.4170
Leistung Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19054.1000.0

[Unseen]

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

why never?
what a hell is wrong with you?

achievements are meaningless and have nothing to do with 100% a game

There is no 100% in fallout3 what even would be 100% in FO3?

There's usually no completion in any game that isn't donkey kong country or mario world. Least achs mean you got somewhere, and this game did have achs on 360/ps3.

Strongly agree op achievements are not meaningless, not anymore than downloading and buying a game tied to a client you don't really own. You just paid for the privilege to play it on a controlled server.

Pretty much everything game related is meaningless besides owning a 400 dollar cd like lunar silver star story. Lotta meaning in that.

Games that need achs

KOTOR1
FEAR
FEAR2
Morrowind
Oblivion
Stalker
Quake4
And many more bare bone products from publishers with billions. While 50 cent indies bend over backwards to include cards, achs, workshop, and everything else.

Games that modders made achs for you should check out.

Deus ex
Return to castle wolfenstein.

[-={LG}=-]

Originally posted by Unseen:

There is no 100% in fallout3 what even would be 100% in FO3? ... 50 cent indies bend over backwards to include cards, achs, workshop, and everything else.

In the vanilla game you sacrifice your own life for the salvation of the Capital Wasteland by turning on the water purifier standing in a fatal radiation bath. You die, the game ends, they roll the credits. Those who can't appreciate a decently executed self-sacrifice storyline whined until they made a DLC that lets you survive.

So I reckon to the purist, 100% would be when you discover every location, do every side quest, then finish the main quest. That's how I played it, back in the day.

I don't play indie games. The vast majority suck, and I don't have the time to sort through 10,000 garbage titles to maybe find a good one. I also don't give a rip about cards, collectibles, achievements or workshops. The indies only do that because making an actual game is a lot harder. It's all icing, no cake.

[FilthyAnimal]

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

why never?
what a hell is wrong with you?

achievements are meaningless and have nothing to do with 100% a game

i dont understand what is your problem that you are against it?
will it make game worse? No, it will give it additional replayability

[NightmareGats]

Originally posted by Unseen:

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

achievements are meaningless and have nothing to do with 100% a game

There is no 100% in fallout3 what even would be 100% in FO3?

There's usually no completion in any game that isn't donkey kong country or mario world. Least achs mean you got somewhere, and this game did have achs on 360/ps3.

Strongly agree op achievements are not meaningless, not anymore than downloading and buying a game tied to a client you don't really own. You just paid for the privilege to play it on a controlled server.

Pretty much everything game related is meaningless besides owning a 400 dollar cd like lunar silver star story. Lotta meaning in that.

Games that need achs

KOTOR1
Morrowind
Oblivion
Stalker
Quake4
And many more bare bone products from publishers with billions. While 50 cent indies bend over backwards to include cards, achs, workshop, and everything else.

Games that modders made achs for you should check out.

Deus ex
Return to castle wolfenstein.

why do games need achievements?

[NightmareGats]

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

achievements are meaningless and have nothing to do with 100% a game

i dont understand what is your problem that you are against it?
will it make game worse? No, it will give it additional replayability

why do I need achievements to replay a game even tho I can use my imagination for that?

[-={LG}=-]

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

No, it will give it additional replayability

Game developers aren't going to re-engineer a 16 year-old game for anyone else's benefit but their own. They don't give a crap about replayability, they want to sell a bunch more copies. It's never going to happen, and asking for it therefore seems really juvenile to most people ... which is why they get the snippy comments.

[FilthyAnimal]

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

i dont understand what is your problem that you are against it?
will it make game worse? No, it will give it additional replayability

why do I need achievements to replay a game even tho I can use my imagination for that?

you dont want them ok but other people do
this weird logic "i dont want something, so f it and i dont care about other people f em too"

[-={LG}=-]

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

this weird logic "i dont want something, so f it and i dont care about other people f em too"

Never forget that "Block" remains the best innovation in the history of gaming.

[NightmareGats]

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

why do I need achievements to replay a game even tho I can use my imagination for that?

you dont want them ok but other people do
this weird logic "i dont want something, so f it and i dont care about other people f em too"

ohh yeah, I forgot about the fact that most people need some stuff popping on their screen (like "kill something 20 times" or "do something you're supposed to do") for their dopamine addicted brain to like a gaming nowadays.

[FilthyAnimal]

Originally posted by NightmareGats:

Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:

you dont want them ok but other people do
this weird logic "i dont want something, so f it and i dont care about other people f em too"

ohh yeah, I forgot about the fact that most people need some stuff popping on their screen (like "kill something 20 times" or "do something you're supposed to do") for their dopamine addicted brain to like a gaming nowadays.

its fun to get achievements in a game
and you seems to be a very boring guy