Man I hate beating games, even hard to get to beating games I really like

[Clone303]

For most times I don't replay games, it just feels something really big is over

[Sol4rSky]

I am guilty of that. Sometimes I put games off for so long, just the idea to continue em and so on is a dopamine hit, the wonder + the game's universe is enough to keep me craving more even though I avoid playing lol, that's why I haven't even beaten a lot of games.

I can't do it like some people do where they beat a game in a sitting or jump on a new game and finish it asap. It's like a cake, you wanna take your time, but that's just me.

[miakisfan]

My biggest issue was replaying games so much that I ended up avoiding playing all the other games I needed to.

I'd rather replay them than regret it later.

[Worldzworstgamer]

OP unfortunately I don't have that problem with games. I am a very bad gamer and complete next to nothing. I hate when I have to set a game aside because I know there is no way I am getting past content.

[Crazy Tiger]

I don't, but I replay games I enjoy very much and I can jump into a different game without much fuss.

[Pierce Dalton]

I know that feeling, some games are so good you wish they never ended.

[Paratech2008]

There are so many Nintendo games like the Super Mario Bros series, the 3DS Starfox game and others that I played over and over until the Wii broke and I lost all my digital content and my 3DS was no longer supported and I gave it away.

[WhiteKnight]

Originally posted by Pierce Dalton:

I know that feeling, some games are so good you wish they never ended.

Yeah. Some times i wished they could go on forever and ever and ever and ever.

[Justice]

Originally posted by miakisfan:

My biggest issue was replaying games so much that I ended up avoiding playing all the other games I needed to.

I'd rather replay them than regret it later.

Hmmm, the problem that I have these days I seem don't find good motivation and mood to play games. If I'm gonna play a game I need to be invested to it (play it regularly) and be sure that I do like it. Otherwise the short one time plays once a week/month is just fells boring and pointless.

[nfnp]

if you don't have 100% the acheivements then the game isn't beaten IMO.

[Placenta Salad]

I used to be the same way in that I would seldom replay a video game after beating it, unless there were those ungodly NG+ achievements, and that was just to 100% the game rather than continue to enjoy it.

But I do think there are some video games that are worth replaying some years later. Once you've forgotten a lot about it. I've played through the Fallout games at least twice, Skyrim, Grand Theft Auto, The Witcher 3, etc. I see myself playing through Cyberpunk 2077 again as well. Maybe even Starfield.

After a few years have passed, replaying the game is still fun since I'll have forgotten many of its details or have discovered other details I missed during my first playthrough.

My situation is a bit different in that I can always find video games to play in the meantime, though. I'm more incentivized to complete them because I have so many video games in my backlog.

[Clone303]

Originally posted by nfnp:

if you don't have 100% the acheivements then the game isn't beaten IMO.

wrong, as long as the story is beating the game is too and long as you got 1 endding, the game is beating too

[Crazy Tiger]

Originally posted by nfnp:

if you don't have 100% the acheivements then the game isn't beaten IMO.

Why exactly would I have to care about something as pointless as "achievements"?

I decide when I have beaten a game and I alone, nobody else.

[Kargor]

Originally posted by nfnp:

if you don't have 100% the acheivements then the game isn't beaten IMO.

That's your problem.

Just out of curiosity, why would something like "Jump kick 10 times without touching the ground", "Strike a foe immediately after a dash attack 25 times", "Defeat any Duke of Hell without taking damage" etc. be any part of "completing a game"?

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