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Do you get distracted?

Morkula

Morkula

[b][color=#356F93]Get in the Game[/color][/b]
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    I'm the type that will get distracted by something else (or not be able to get through it), put the game down for weeks/months, but when I get back to it I have tunnel vision and plow through it. It happened with Assassin's Creed, and I'm sure it'll happen with Mass Effect - right now I'm having trouble getting into it (and I've had it for over a year), but when I get into it I'll probably plow through it.
     

    Joeyjoe9876

    Wait, What!?!
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    I get distracted every time I go to play Half Life 2 or Portal. I either have to put on some music and end up on Facebook or start working on a hack or a console project..
     

    TRIFORCE89

    Guide of Darkness
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    I always try to beat my games. I only don't if I really don't like the game. There's been a couple of handfuls of those.

    Completion is another story. If I really enjoy a game, I'll try to go for 100%. Or if going 100% isn't a hassle where you don't really have to go too far "off the path".

    And then achievements. Bleck. I try to go for them "naturally" as much as possible. If, once I'm done a game, I'm only missing like... two or three, then I'll try to get the rest (this was the case with Assassin's Creed II). But the idea of achievements just bugs me. I don't need extra points for beating a level I'm supposed to beat and I don't want to stand in one spot and shoot the same gun repeatedly for five hours for extra points.

    I play games purely for fun and entertainment. If I enjoy the game I'll want to to play more of it - either replay it or complete it. If I don't, I'll leave at it beaten or even don't finish it all. I don't need bragging rights or to grow my e-penis.

    I don't think I can get distracted easily. As I've gotten older, I ended up with less time on my hands. But when I younger, I could play a few games to the end in a single sitting. I didn't do it often, but I did it with Banjo-Kazooie, Paper Mario, Ocarina of Time, and Super Mario 64.
     
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