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Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/13/08 12:40 am | #17
As much as I love achievements, I love solid gameplay more. Achievements can sell a game to me, but terrible ones won't turn me off of one.
WOOOOOOO MEGA MAN 9!
WOOOOOOO MEGA MAN 9!
Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/13/08 2:03 am | #18
wow those are pretty hard not getting this game =P
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08/13/08 5:19 am | #19
No, I'm 100% serious. I think it's a good thing they put genuine Achievements in here, as in these are things that will take a worthy effort to actually achieve, and will be worth talking about when you have it.
I don't grab random people on the street and say, "Oy! I got all thousand points off Beowulf," but you can bet the second I 200/200'd Mega Man 9, I would be telling everyone, "yeah, i beat that new mega man game. it took a while. the last guy was hard." and we would all magickally poof backwards 20 years.
I don't grab random people on the street and say, "Oy! I got all thousand points off Beowulf," but you can bet the second I 200/200'd Mega Man 9, I would be telling everyone, "yeah, i beat that new mega man game. it took a while. the last guy was hard." and we would all magickally poof backwards 20 years.
Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/13/08 5:45 pm | #20
Rev, I'm with you on this. This is something that can be construed as a personal challenge to my Mega Man abilities. I abused that series as a child and got damn good at it.
I'm telling you, though...it's going to be extremely difficult. I demoed this out in Los Angeles, and only had access to two stages.
I didn't get through either one.
I'm looking forward to this challenge.
I'm telling you, though...it's going to be extremely difficult. I demoed this out in Los Angeles, and only had access to two stages.
I didn't get through either one.
I'm looking forward to this challenge.
Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/18/08 7:00 pm | #21
I'm actually a little surprised to see people so worked up about these achievements. I grew up playing the original MegaMan series religiously. My brother and I would beat each of them over and over and then make up new ways to go through the game (without dying, without continuing, speed runs, without taking damage, etc.). It was another way to make the games more enjoyable. Achievements before there were achievements per se. Most Mega Man fans are used to playing like this. These achievements while not simple are far from being unreasonable. I look forward to having enjoyable achievements for another amazing MegaMan game.
Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/18/08 8:56 pm | #22
Quote By TK Chillin
"Dumb, They just lost a ton of people who will never buy this now."
What the hell happened to gamers! I mean I like a going after achievements as much as the next guy but since when did we base the quality of a game and rather or not we buy it on how many meaningless points we can unlock it for our gamercard! I mean honestly what do you get for unlocking 1000 points in a game that you dont get for beating a game without unlocking them? Wake up and play the games for what games are meant to be. . . . FUN
"Dumb, They just lost a ton of people who will never buy this now."
What the hell happened to gamers! I mean I like a going after achievements as much as the next guy but since when did we base the quality of a game and rather or not we buy it on how many meaningless points we can unlock it for our gamercard! I mean honestly what do you get for unlocking 1000 points in a game that you dont get for beating a game without unlocking them? Wake up and play the games for what games are meant to be. . . . FUN
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08/19/08 5:48 am | #23
Quote by Deathwhitch:
Quote By TK Chillin
"Dumb, They just lost a ton of people who will never buy this now."
What the hell happened to gamers! I mean I like a going after achievements as much as the next guy but since when did we base the quality of a game and rather or not we buy it on how many meaningless points we can unlock it for our gamercard! I mean honestly what do you get for unlocking 1000 points in a game that you dont get for beating a game without unlocking them? Wake up and play the games for what games are meant to be. . . . FUN
"Dumb, They just lost a ton of people who will never buy this now."
What the hell happened to gamers! I mean I like a going after achievements as much as the next guy but since when did we base the quality of a game and rather or not we buy it on how many meaningless points we can unlock it for our gamercard! I mean honestly what do you get for unlocking 1000 points in a game that you dont get for beating a game without unlocking them? Wake up and play the games for what games are meant to be. . . . FUN
says the man w/ a 33k gamerscore >-> if you were true to your statement you wouldnt have higher then me cause i use to play games for fun. i mean yea id challenge myself and try to get some achievements, but otherwise i did..then i was in a race (a tad unfairly the outcome) which truly got me into wanting the achievements and to 1K a game. and my motivation for halo 3 is that some achievements unlock armor. and the armor looks cool. and the armor could motivate me to do better in like LW or whatever, which might get me my achievements =D to get my security/katana armor
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08/20/08 7:35 am | #24
Quote by BlakZombieTaco:
says the man w/ a 33k gamerscore >-> if you were true to your statement you wouldnt have higher then me cause i use to play games for fun. i mean yea id challenge myself and try to get some achievements, but otherwise i did..then i was in a race (a tad unfairly the outcome) which truly got me into wanting the achievements and to 1K a game. and my motivation for halo 3 is that some achievements unlock armor. and the armor looks cool. and the armor could motivate me to do better in like LW or whatever, which might get me my achievements =D to get my security/katana armor
ok i knew my gamerscore would raise an eyebrow or two, I work at gamestop so checking out games is free for me, do I have 1000 in all the games i play? NO! again i only go after all the acheivements in a game if i really like the game and purchase it. You see my gamerscore comes from simply play testing many games. Of course when I play a game to try it out some achievements are going to unlock. if I where truely in it for the gamerscore i would have played sports games but since I have no interest in sports (and my gamercard is proof) I have yet to play a single sports game ^_^
Look getting achievements is fine and in games like HALO 3 where you get an added bonus or 2 for getting achievement then it is worth it to go out your way and do things u may not like to get the reward but when the reward is only a score that amounts to all of nothing really then i say why bother forcing yourself to waste your time playing a game if you are not having fun? Remember when FUN was the purpose for playing?
Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/20/08 10:53 am | #25
For some reason playing terrible games for score is fun to me. Go figure.
*patiently waits for Fallout to release*
*patiently waits for Fallout to release*
Re: Article: Capcom challenges gamers with a near-impossible achievement list.
08/20/08 11:08 am | #26
It's Mega Man so it's a must buy in my eyes, just the tough achievement list will make it even funnier to boot
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08/21/08 11:09 am | #27
that's gonna take some determination to get all those achievement points.....