Achievement unlocked: Defeat the first boss

>Achievement unlocked: Defeat the first boss
>31.2% of players have this achievement

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>Achievement notifications: On
Do people seriously do this?

>achievement unlocked: Start the game
>45.4% of players have this achievement

Name 5 games with this ratio

I bet you don't even play with an FPS counter up at all times you fucking pleb.

Doesn't FF7R have an achievement for beating your first battle? One would assume that would be 100% but it's not. Strange.

Literally any game with an Overwhelmingly Positive review score which is frequently available for less than $5

The simpsons movie game has an achievement for pressing start

>Read achievements before playing
>Get spoiled on the story
>Don't read achievements before playing
>Miss out on several achievements that require you to play the game wrong, fail in a certain part or do something in a very specific order

>Obscure niche game that takes minimum 20 hours to complete
>Achievement: Defeat the final boss
>72.8% of players have this achievement

You should be able to name 5 then.

Doom Eternal has a weird ratio on two achievements. One for beating all Slayer Gates and another for unlocking a weapon unlocked by beating all Slayer Gates.

There's like a five percent difference between the two.

>That one Silver achievement with the title like "Unlocked the TRUE ending"
Every fucking time.

>Undertale on PS4 has trophies
>Toby made all of them tedious bullshit that have nothing to do with story progression
>You can get every trophy without beating the game

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I often buy games I'm interested at very low prices (good steam sale, people wanting to sell a key they got with their GPU) and play them much later. I now play games I bought/got 5 years ago.

Yeah it does and i noticed it too

>The true ending requires you to play as every character, never use the game's main gimmick, fail a very specific objective, and defeat the final boss a certain way.
>It's an even worse bad end than the normal one.
Fucking Inti Creates

That just means 5% of players never bothered to explore the Doom Fort.
And I don't blame them.

>Old game adds achivement system
>15% of players have the easiest one

Name it

>Game about using your brain
>Get punished for figuring out which item you needed at a specific point instead of brute-forcing all them like a retard
Proof that VN's are for subhumans.

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>achievement for beating the game
>less than 10% have achieved it

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>achievement for beating the game with journo mode turned off
>less than 2% have achieved it

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>Achievement for completing the whole game and post game content on Hard
>26%
>The optional super boss achievement is 23%

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These kind of retarded achievements and their ridiculous completion rates are nothing new, really.

Back in the PS3 days, I remember Another Century's Episode R having an achievement that thanked you for installing the game to HDD - which it did in the background while you played the tutorial level. I think it wasn't even optional and technically all took place before you were even allowed to start the game proper. Even then the completion rate for that achievement still sat around ~40% for a long time.

Steam achievements always have incredibly low percentages it’s sad

27% of people who bought Sekiro are pro gamers.

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What game

Trials of Mana.

>10.47% of players dont get it

>look this shit up
>you have to donate 350 gold one at a time to get all the trophies

That is fucking hilarious

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I'm pretty sure most steam users just impulse buy games when they're on sale but never actually play them

Sekiro is unironically not a great game and people only defend it cuz it's "hard."

People started up the game
Saw the main menu
Said "nah"
And never played it again

Sekiro is fantastic and its difficulty has very little to do with that

Of all things, Guilty Gear 2 is the only game I've ever really finished on Steam.

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I think if you purchase a game but haven't played it yet you're still counted in the achievement stats.

"Pretty sure"? The term "backlog" exists in common parlance for a reason. Everyone who's had a Steam account long enough to be through one Summer Sale has at least one game they bought but haven't played/installed yet and maybe never will.

>He didn't go the alternate rout that skips the first boss and just tosses you into mid-game instead of a tutorial.
Never gonna make it.

All of the PS2 GTA games are like this.

I think it's pretty dumb that they measure trophies of people who don't seem to so much as start up the game. I've had GTA3 and VC sitting on my harddrive unplayed for about a year now and I'm contributing to that weird ratio.

Given that there is an entire game mechanic and item dedicated to death, it absolutely isn't a 'journo mode'. It's the intended experience. Just like radiant fights are an extra challenge instead of the intended boss battle, Steel Soul is just an additional difficulty option.

Achievements for Ace Attorney just feels so wrong. Especially for shit like this.

Glad I played the original Trilogy back in DS days.

>Achievement unlocked: Defeat the first boss
>31.2% of players have this achievement
>Achievement unlocked: Defeat the second boss
>36.4% of players have this achievement

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>Fucking around on my buddy's PS4, check achievements
>15 hours in Nier:A
>Hasn't beat the tutorial boss
How nigga