How do you put on a helmet?

[LordBlade]

So I keep seeing people talk about how Wei puts on a helmet when he rides a bike. I never see that. He's always just got on whatever hat he happens to have.

[Xas]

Edit*

He seems to only put on helmet when
customs without Hat accessories and
preset attires that doesn't have headdress.

[LordBlade]

I have an A class bike as my valet ride, but I never put on a helmet.

[Xas]

31 hrs gametime and you cleared all achievements.

Same timestamps.

[LordBlade]

And that has what to do with putting on a bike helmet?

[Xas]

If had seen that earlier,
would not have wasted time typing replies for cheaters.

[LordBlade]

lol
Because that somehow makes a difference. What someone else does in their single player game obviously matters deeply to you.

Oh, but thanks for the actual answer.

[UncivilS3rvant]

Originally posted by LordBlade:

lol
Because that somehow makes a difference. What someone else does in their single player game obviously matters deeply to you.

Oh, but thanks for the actual answer.

It makes zero difference other than wondering why bother?

[LordBlade]

Originally posted by UncivilS3rvant:

It makes zero difference other than wondering why bother?

What? The achievement thing? That's mostly because my OCD tends to make me hyper focus on stuff like that, much to the detriment of trying to actually enjoy a game. Everything ends up being "work" as I try to do whatever arbitrary tasks the achievements set. So I make them a non-issue and can enjoy the game in whatever way I choose.

[UncivilS3rvant]

Originally posted by LordBlade:

What? The achievement thing? That's mostly because my OCD tends to make me hyper focus on stuff like that, much to the detriment of trying to actually enjoy a game. Everything ends up being "work" as I try to do whatever arbitrary tasks the achievements set. So I make them a non-issue and can enjoy the game in whatever way I choose.

That's a reasonable explanation, if it helps you enjoy the game without having to focus on the achievements then that's great...

[LordBlade]

Originally posted by UncivilS3rvant:

That's a reasonable explanation, if it helps you enjoy the game without having to focus on the achievements then that's great...

I know plenty of people who are the same way. But I've also seen countless people who do the same simply because they don't care about achievements. Which makes sense to me, as I've never seen the point of them in most games.
Most times they're either just guaranteed things you get simply by playing (beat story missions or bosses, unlock guaranteed items, etc) or they're things that force restricted and often pointless gameplay (kill boss X with a pistol instead of your machine gun).
I don't really mind ones that are actual accomplishments (like beating a level without being hit, or finding secrets and such), as long as they don't force players to abandon basic gameplay methods. I mean, if you have a shooter that's all about guns and variety, I think that any achievement that basic forces someone to use specific loadouts is a bad thing. It goes against the core idea of the game.

But anyway, that's just my view. I know there are people out there who get insanely dedicated to the whole achievement/trophy thing. Which is a big market now in console gaming that companies are taking advantage of. Making games full of achievements that are quick to get through, which gets the achievement hunters to buy a game, play through it, and then trade it in for the next title to do the same. I just can't wrap my head around that personally though. I mean, I play the game to enjoy the game, but I see so many out there who don't give a crap about games, just the achievements tied to them.

[budozero]

Do what you want, but dont use OCD as an excuse lol

[LordBlade]

It's not an excuse (not that one is needed), it's just how it is.

[budozero]

No, its not how it is and its not what OCD is.
Which is why you should not be using a medical condition that is serious to explain away nonsense nobody cares about.

[UncivilS3rvant]

Originally posted by budozero:

No, its not how it is and its not what OCD is.
Which is why you should not be using a medical condition that is serious to explain away nonsense nobody cares about.

I would imagine OCD comes in different levels of intensity, so I'd cut him some slack personally. I asked the question and content with the response...

[budozero]

Originally posted by UncivilS3rvant:

I would imagine OCD comes in different levels of intensity, so I'd cut him some slack personally. I asked the question and content with the response...

It comes in levels of convenience also.

I know people who have serious issues with OCD, and they suffer even more from the fact that "everyone" now has it, thier serious issues are taken less serious, because of trivial nonsense like the reasons given in this thread.

As to your original question, you asked it in a public forum so it will be seen and responded to by the public (me). Dont speak in public if you dont want responses from the public and dont expect to control the conversation because you asked a question.

Do I care that OP cheated his achivements? No
Do I think its stupid?, yes.

But its not like they affect gameplay as in some games (Like Payday2) so who cares.
Too bad it cheapens it for other people who try do things legit.

All that bothers me is the use of a medical condition to justify something. And the only reason to justify it is defense, and the only reason to be defensive is because you know its "wrong".