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You can use Steam Achievment Manager and have the "100%" if this poses a problem. Otherwise, the harder achievments are to obtain, the more precious they become.
Whether it's worth it or not depends on you, everyone has different opinions on what they want to spend their time on or not. The achievements are hard, but not impossible. Try it or try it not, it's up to you.
It's called "achievment" because you are supposed to "achieve" it. I sounds like you just want the achievments thrown at you. True mastery should require true dedication. Achievments are like a "trophy" not a marble collection.
I did, countless of times and every game does it different, achievments don't count to completion actually since they are a system outside of the game just conntected to an interface, it's just player won't feel it's complete unless they have the achievments too. Some game developers know that and make the achievments extra easy to obtain, so you won't have to bother too much, but that actually eliminates the point of achievments which are built for bragging rights: "exclusivity". I don't give a damn to achievments, but I know that they are important to some people for comparison and I admit it feels good to have something that not everyone has. Achievments Hunters aim for achievments with the lowest possible completion rate, these require most of the time completion, but the actual achievments where everyone bites their teeth out, these are the challenging ones. "Play through the game without getting hit", "finish the game in x time", "play through the game in hardest difficulty" "defeat this ridiciously overpowered superboss" . They should give you an incentive to master the game or play it entirely different. Some developers just tie it to completion, but plenty of them tie it to "mastery" as well. If you're not able to "step your game up" well that's it. But no one forces you to require them and I would recommend to abbandon the "completionist" mindset at some point, because you no longer doing it because you enjoy it, you're just doing it for a virtual picture in an arbitrary list of tasks.