It requires you to collect every unique weapon and shield available in the game with one character. Rensje: I'm not sure if this qualifies as 'ridiculous lengths', but one of the hardest and most time-consuming achievements I've ever gotten is the Knight's Honor (opens in new tab) achievement in Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition.
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The mods were later signed (or some such) so they wouldn't block achievements but my game was already marked as modified. Back in the early days of the game, I got a couple of mods to add some features to the game. In short, you need to build an interstellar trade empire to finish the quest! It's the biggest quest I've ever seen.Īnd I got no achievement for it. And you'll want some defenses for all that stuff, of course. And you'll need to manage a fleet of trade ships to deliver goods and sell off leftovers. It starts out as a fetch quest to help re-build a massive space station but it doesn't take long before the demands are just too much to simply go out and buy, so you have to start building your own stations.
Done without cheating, only a little away-from-keyboard SETA, and nearly no pirating of other ships. Zloth: The HUB quest in X3:Terran Conflict. Many of them required an insane amount of grinding or luck. The achievement I have probably spent the most time acquiring would be the 100 mounts in World of Warcraft. I Will Haunt You: I honestly think that any game that requires multiple playthroughs to get an achievement is considered a "ridiculous length" and by that definition I have done that more than a few times. Sward: I once let one of my sims die by lightning because he needed to stay fishing outside cause I needed a cowplant seed. It's worth noting I've attempted the achievement to play for the entire duration of a Tuesday. Stanley Parable has the weirdest and best achievements in any game, and right now I'm about a week off of the "Go Outside" achievement. Thing is, sometimes, these games have the most mental achievements. This includes every achievement, item, collectible, just everything. I started the second game and almost immediately felt burnt out.ĭelirusRex: I'm a completionist, I just need to get everything in every game, period.
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There's an interesting side note: the original Assassin's Creed is the only game in the series that I actually finished, and I suspect all that wasted time collecting every last flag, saving every citizen, etc. I want to make sure I don't miss out on parts of the story, but inevitably the few lines of text or whatever aren't worth the effort.Ī few games where I collected everything that immediately come to mind: the original Assassin's Creed, Batman Arkham Asylum, and most recently I've been poking at Journey to the Savage Planet. There's usually no good reason to obsess over these things, and it's a big part of why I avoid MMOs-if I let them, they'd get their hooks in deep. Jarred Walton: Any game where I do 100 percent collection of whatever things you can find feels ridiculous in retrospect.
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