no achievements?

[Uncle Roger]

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[FusionZGamer]

hey mike we have a dead space 2 mutiplayer group sure were not big but we play games every week 3 times the week how about join are chat group any time you want to play ill set it up if anyone else want to join in just message me ill respond asap.

[Epoch]

Yeah I was disappointed about that too. Knowing EA they'll probably never be added. I'd kill for some Dead Space trading cards.

[Justice]

Who needs them? It's just trend and mind set of young childrens that every game must have achievements. It's more about the game and sometimes they could ruin your focus of what really important, atmosphere and immersion

You won't belive what peoples willing to do to get them. Even if it's required to do something bad, stupid in game or make bad choises on purpose. It become of routine and take out spirit of the game since you doing for 100% completion check list.

And that's why some games don't or should have achievements. Especially horror and story driven games.

[Epoch]

Originally posted by Justice:

Who needs them? It's just trend and mind set of young childrens that every game must have achievements. It's more about the game and sometimes they could ruin your focus of what really important, atmosphere and immersion

You won't belive what peoples willing to do to get them. Even if it's required to do something bad, stupid in game or make bad choises on purpose. It become of routine and take out spirit of the game since you doing for 100% completion check list.

And that's why some games don't or should have achievements. Especially horror and story driven games.

I don't think it's the dev's problem if someone wants to do achievements or not. You don't wanna do em? You're free to ignore them. I don't see anything harmful about adding achievements to a video game. It's just a little something extra to add onto the game.

It's like saying having optional challenge modes take away from the game. They don't effect the main game in any way, they're just there to add more content.

[Uncle Roger]

I wanted to do the "hard to the core" achievement. It might be easier with a mouse and keyboard setup. I tried it multiple times in my ps3 but I really suck with a controller. I'm not a young kid, I just love achievements as it gives me more to do after completing the game.

[Justice]

Originally posted by 🌅 Epoch:

Originally posted by Justice:

Who needs them? It's just trend and mind set of young childrens that every game must have achievements. It's more about the game and sometimes they could ruin your focus of what really important, atmosphere and immersion

You won't belive what peoples willing to do to get them. Even if it's required to do something bad, stupid in game or make bad choises on purpose. It become of routine and take out spirit of the game since you doing for 100% completion check list.

And that's why some games don't or should have achievements. Especially horror and story driven games.

I don't think it's the dev's problem if someone wants to do achievements or not. You don't wanna do em? You're free to ignore them. I don't see anything harmful about adding achievements to a video game. It's just a little something extra to add onto the game.

It's like saying having optional challenge modes take away from the game. They don't effect the main game in any way, they're just there to add more content.

It still can effect a lot of players consciously or subconsciously. Driving for reward. That's human psychology.

[Epoch]

Originally posted by Justice:

Originally posted by 🌅 Epoch:

I don't think it's the dev's problem if someone wants to do achievements or not. You don't wanna do em? You're free to ignore them. I don't see anything harmful about adding achievements to a video game. It's just a little something extra to add onto the game.

It's like saying having optional challenge modes take away from the game. They don't effect the main game in any way, they're just there to add more content.

It still can effect a lot of players consciously or subconsciously. Driving for reward. That's human psychology.

Then maybe it's just my personal perspective. Being a completionist myself, I typically play through a game once without caring about achievements, enjoying it normally. Then on my second, I start collecting everything.