Achievement issues

[Jaysus]

The Nearly invincible achievement is not calculating time anymore, not in real life nor game time and adding it to the time I played. I probably must've missed a good additional 200 minutes at least before I noticed something was up.

Booted a new SP game just to try out, and see if it was just that session that was bugged, but apperantly it stopped generating all-together.

Help?

[Green777]

If your using any cheats it stops achievements

[Jaysus]

Originally posted by Green777:

If your using any cheats it stops achievements

Thanks for the advice, I've never used any cheats; and as I said it spread across the other SP game as well. So its not sided to any of my actions.

[Empyrrean]

Did you die at all? The achievement isn't total time alive, it's how long you stay alive in one life. If you die, you'll have to start over again. The achievement progress will update once you live longer than your previous life. Check your character info to see what your longest life is.

[Jaysus]

Originally posted by Empyrrean:

Did you die at all? The achievement isn't total time alive, it's how long you stay alive in one life. If you die, you'll have to start over again. The achievement progress will update once you live longer than your previous life. Check your character info to see what your longest life is.

Thank you for clearing this up <3

[Jaysus]

I still need help on this, My character has so far been alive for 6 hours; Thats 360 Minutes.
My achievement rate is still stuck at 270.

Help?

[YamaKami]

Try a clean install on the game. I got it so it's not broken....

Edit: Wait a sec... 6hrs....

It takes over 20hrs IRL time. That could be it. You've got to survive on one life in game for a good while days and days...

[Jaysus]

Originally posted by YamaKami:

Tray a clean install on the game. I got it so it's not broken....

Edit: Wait a sec... 6hrs....

It takes over 20hrs IRL time. That could be it. You've got to survive on one life in game for a good while days and days...

I know bro, but think of it like this. The tracker in my achievement bar says "270 out of 1250" and so far it has not updated.

I spend a lot of time in this game, have NOT cheated, and would feel pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ having to start all over just to get it (Started over A LOT in the past, and its more of a pain than a joy.)

[Jaysus]

OH ♥♥♥♥ IT UPDATED, NEVERMIND!

[noodles]

lol phew

[YamaKami]

Originally posted by Jay:

Originally posted by YamaKami:

Try a clean install on the game. I got it so it's not broken....

Edit: Wait a sec... 6hrs....

It takes over 20hrs IRL time. That could be it. You've got to survive on one life in game for a good while days and days...

I know bro, but think of it like this. The tracker in my achievement bar says "270 out of 1250" and so far it has not updated.

I spend a lot of time in this game, have NOT cheated, and would feel pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ having to start all over just to get it (Started over A LOT in the past, and its more of a pain than a joy.)

You just had not crossed over 270hrs in a single life yet, and now you beat your old mark so it is going up again.

[жэф]

Single Player achievements do not update while you're playing the campaign unless you actively get the achievement during that playthrough (ie. Killing 500 zombies and then seeing the achievement box pop up that instant). Otherwise you will need to wait until you close the game to see the achievement updated.

And as others have stated, you need to be alive for that long in a single life. It doesn't add up time over multiple lifes. To get the 1250 minute achievement, your character needs to stay alive without dying for a total of 25 ingame days (assuming you have your timer set to 50 minutes)

If you're looking for an "easy" route to achieve 25 ingame days, check out my guide about beginner bases. Using the Stillwater Lakehouse, while 'cheap', will ensure that you always survive a Blood Moon night. Blood Moons are easy to survive once you learn the ins-and-outs of defense in 7DTD, but for beginners I recommend the lakehouse as a way to learn the mechanics of the game without dealing with the pressures of tower defense.

[Jaysus]

Originally posted by ЯunΣ:

Single Player achievements do not update while you're playing the campaign unless you actively get the achievement during that playthrough (ie. Killing 500 zombies and then seeing the achievement box pop up that instant). Otherwise you will need to wait until you close the game to see the achievement updated.

And as others have stated, you need to be alive for that long in a single life. It doesn't add up time over multiple lifes. To get the 1250 minute achievement, your character needs to stay alive without dying for a total of 25 ingame days (assuming you have your timer set to 50 minutes)

If you're looking for an "easy" route to achieve 25 ingame days, check out my guide about beginner bases. Using the Stillwater Lakehouse, while 'cheap', will ensure that you always survive a Blood Moon night. Blood Moons are easy to survive once you learn the ins-and-outs of defense in 7DTD, but for beginners I recommend the lakehouse as a way to learn the mechanics of the game without dealing with the pressures of tower defense.

Thanks for your support bro, but I already made a base (Coincedentally a lake house) covered in 4x2 layers of spikes, and have a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of guns and ammo (saved it from start). They havent had a singular blood moon to where they penetrated my walls, and ive only fought them with the bow xD So yeah :D gonna be cake.

Thanks for the love and advice guys