Originally posted by olalsás gamer :):

note: i play with a keyboard

I have this game and would be willing to help.

What time zone are you in? I'm in US Central (GMT -6) and usually play overnight. If you think we could co-ordinate, send me a friend request, then a chat (in that order).

Originally posted by Teratus:

Originally posted by Angel:

That's pretty much what I do too.
I named some of my categories like this: "🏆25%➜50%" or "🏆75%➜90%". Of course I also have the "Completed games" category as well.

For a completionist I find It's a good way to sort out games.

Never thought of doing that..
I got my categories by genre mostly, Horror, RPG's, Strategy etc but also a Favourites which speaks for itself lol.

Quite a few games are in multiple categories if they fit the bill.
And I got a couple of specific categories too for certain IP's/Franchises if I have a lot of games from them.
Tomb Raider, Star Wars and Command & Conquer.

I use "Theme" and "Series" prefixes for stuff like that, like "Theme - Star Wars" or "Series - Dungeon Siege".

Which means I have a LOT of categories, I guess.

Originally posted by Sanuta:

Originally posted by Mr_C_:

Those numbers for my categories don't represent percentage--they represent number of achievements the game has. I break it down like this:

1-5
6-10
11-15
16-25
26-50
51-100
101-199
and by 100s up to 1000, then by thousands after that. This way, I know generally how quickly I'll 100% the game, unless it's Devil Daggers or some such.

Ohh Ok, that's also an interesting way of sorting but my favorite way is definitely by type of game, sometimes I'm in the mood for a puzzle game, sometimes I want violence lol.

Sure, I use those categories as well for the same reason. I'm sort of OCD that way.

Originally posted by Sanuta:

Completed game category is honestly the best way I've found as well as I have grouped games by type. Like if I get tired of farming games I can switch to rpgs for a bit and go back when I'm ready again.

I also have games without achievements in their own category to keep them separate, for when I just want to play a game and not worry about hitting certain goals. I don't have a percentage completed like Angel and Mr_C suggested specifically because you can look at your games by % completed in your games list but its a nice idea.

Those numbers for my categories don't represent percentage--they represent number of achievements the game has. I break it down like this:

1-5
6-10
11-15
16-25
26-50
51-100
101-199
and by 100s up to 1000, then by thousands after that. This way, I know generally how quickly I'll 100% the game, unless it's Devil Daggers or some such.

I keep mine organized, with categories like "Achievements - 50-100" and so forth, with another category for 100% games.

Some folks look down on the cheevo dump games, but sometimes, like with Zup, Qop, etc. there are 2 things going for them:
1. The cheevos require a certain amount of skill
2. Because of #1, they might take a while to get, removing them from the "dump" category.

Just play what you want and don't worry about the snobs. After all, it's YOUR money - spend it on what YOU want.

A link to the game would be helpful.

https://achievementhunting.com/rules

NA-6 would appear to apply.

I discovered with Age of Mythology that achievements must be earned by playing each game in a single session. This may be the same here - it's by the same dev/pub, so it makes sense. Probably to prevent game save cheats.

Achievements are really just things that give bragging rights over accomplishing something in a game. If one cheats to get them, they really have no right to brag.

I would focus more on the trackers than the cheaters.