Can you remember the last game you actually finished?
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Wow, I had to really think about this question. Last fall, I finished the campaign in Age of Mythology (RTS) which was really cool. Also, took a character to level-cap and did all the main quests in the F2PMMORPGFPS(!) Firefall. That has fun mechanics (movement and shooting in particular), but people who still play are saying the game's getting worse and worse with every patch. I don't mess around with "endgame" in MMOs - once I hit level cap and finish the main quest line, I'm out and on to something else.
Weird to think about. I spend plenty of time on games, but most of them are multiplayer or arcadey or skrimish-ish and don't have endings. Of the ones that do, I rarely stick with long enough to finish the campaign or whatever. Usually lose interest if they get feeling like a grind. Maybe finish two or three a year. If that.
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feisty_bucket wrote: »Wow, I had to really think about this question. Last fall, I finished the campaign in Age of Mythology (RTS) which was really cool. Also, took a character to level-cap and did all the main quests in the F2PMMORPGFPS(!) Firefall. That has fun mechanics (movement and shooting in particular), but people who still play are saying the game's getting worse and worse with every patch. I don't mess around with "endgame" in MMOs - once I hit level cap and finish the main quest line, I'm out and on to something else.
Weird to think about. I spend plenty of time on games, but most of them are multiplayer or arcadey or skrimish-ish and don't have endings. Of the ones that do, I rarely stick with long enough to finish the campaign or whatever. Usually lose interest if they get feeling like a grind. Maybe finish two or three a year. If that.
Your mention of MMO storylines compelled the following question: did you ever play through SWTOR?0 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Your mention of MMO storylines compelled the following question: did you ever play through SWTOR?
No! I was playing it and liked it a lot - my guy was level 12 or so and then I stopped, last summer maybe. Don't remember why. Maybe I'll go back to it, but won't remember how any of the systems work and will probably have to start over again. Bleh.
Have you? I've seen a lot of people say the expansion storylines are really good, too.
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feisty_bucket wrote: »Gallowmere1984 wrote: »Your mention of MMO storylines compelled the following question: did you ever play through SWTOR?
No! I was playing it and liked it a lot - my guy was level 12 or so and then I stopped, last summer maybe. Don't remember why. Maybe I'll go back to it, but won't remember how any of the systems work and will probably have to start over again. Bleh.
Have you? I've seen a lot of people say the expansion storylines are really good, too.
I honestly haven't touched it since before it went F2P. The ex-wife and I were former hardcore raiders in WoW, so we utterly annihilated the sorry end-game that it had at the time, and just never went back.
The playthrough while leveling was pretty awesome though, especially given that there were different storylines for each class.0 -
Dragon Age: Inquisition for me. Though technically I never finished the last DLC because my husband hogs the Xbox. So if that doesn't count, it'd be Mass Effect 3.0
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I completed the story for Grand Kingdom. I'm not finished with the game, but I technically completed the main story.0
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Most recently, Witcher 3 (plus 1st expansion). Currently working on the 2nd expansion, but just like the main game, I want to do all the side quests first.1
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Dark Souls 3 and I'm just about done with Bloodborne. DS3 was my intro to the Souls series and I loved it, so I got Bloodborne. Before that I'd have to say it was either Skyrim or Diablo 3.0
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Just finished my first playthrough of Persona 4 Golden tonight (took about 75 hours). About to start NG+, because screw it, this game is fantastic.0
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GTA V for the 3rd time.0
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Divine Divinity. It took me 10 YEARS! Computers died, hard drives wiped, save games disappeared. It was a saga. But I did it.1
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The Witcher 3 for me. I've had it since a couple of months after release but since the game needs so much time, I left it laying around for over a year because I could never find the time to just sit down and play for a few hours. When I finally did pick it up again, I got hooked and finished it within a few weeks, DLC included. Loved that game!0
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Finished the Witcher 3 in a week because we were only borrowing my friend's PS4 over the break. It was such an amazing game, reminiscent of Skyrim, though unfortunately I didn't have the expansion packs. I am so proud of myself for being able to finish it in such a short time (and also finding time to exercise during that week too!)1
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If you count MMOs, then Guild Wars 2. I've completed the expansion story and all the current living story. If not, GTA V1
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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. I'm not counting the nuka world DLC for Fallout 4 as the damned thing has a glitch in the trophies and i can't get the last one to have 100 percent of the trophies in the game.0
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Main story only was Tomb Raider Definitive edition. 100% completion of achievements was The walking Dead season 20
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I've actually started keeping track of that recently. The last game I finished was Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels and that was on Sept 19.
I've been playing Mario Kart 7 since then. I've already beaten it, but there's one last kart to unlock and you have to get 20,000 coins to do so, and I've been working on getting that done.1 -
Last 'proper' game I finished was Resident Evil/ Biohazard HD remaster on steam. Before that Witcher 3 on GOG. Before that Divinity Original Sin.
I don't finish many big games, and have that all too common problem of quiting about 1/3 in if it's dragging. Looking at my steam profile, about 10 hours ditched on games like: Dishonoured, BioShock Infinite, Dead Island.
To combat this I've recently taken to playing shorter indie games. I got 'Distraint' in the halloween sale for less than £1, really enjoyed it and just 2-3 hours to complete. Before that, Brothers, A Tale of Two Sons (3-4 hours). These kind of games can be done in one sitting and then put away, feels like playing an interactive movie.1 -
Divine Divinity. It took me 10 YEARS! Computers died, hard drives wiped, save games disappeared. It was a saga. But I did it.
Oh my god, I have Divine Divinity on gog, but found it was running really poorly and the animations were choppy (even though my machine could easily handle original sin no problem). A real shame because I LOVE Larian Studios, such a good developer. I might look into getting the steam version if it is more stable.0 -
Actually finished Far Cry 4. Loved that game.1
