Again you misunderstand. I said I don’t see the appeal for me. I’m not judging those who do this I just wanted to know if it’s as common for people to do it as it seemed, and what motivated people who do it.
The internet is quick to judge people who try to understand others
I just keep hearing about people platinuming things and I’m one of the bigger gamers in my circles so was curious what the reality was.
That’s not what I’m saying. I’m saying as an avid gamer I can maybe devote a few hours a week to playing games, and I don’t see the appeal of trying to platinum something rather than trying the other things out there I’m interested. Maybe it’s an attention span thing. I prefer breadth of games to diving so far in and achieving every single thing in one
Ghostrunner for sure
It’s in uncharted 4 for starters. There are variations of it in many games. Even in the new Spiderman 2 you can rotate sandman crystals before breaking them
Edit: I guess I wasn’t clear, it has nothing to do with the object in the photo, I’m talking about games where you pick up objects just to rotate them around in your hand. It was big when the ps4 started when games like the order 1886 did it, and it still happens a lot now
I was going to suggest mgsv until I read you’d played it. To me that game is the pinnacle (from what I’ve played) of a game giving you tools and freedom to use them your way.
Not shipping a game until it’s actually complete, rather than relying on patches to fix or just blatantly shipping an unfinished game.