Current Events > How often do you finish a game?

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Curious.

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Nowadays? Never.

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Rarely, either get stuck and/or lose interest.

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Any game that's like a 9 or 10, I finish. Anything else is infrequent these days.

I still need to finish Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, and I started that three years ago. >_>

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Pretty frequently. I don't finish every game that I start, but I finish more than I don't.
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I have games from when I was little that I never finished, modern stuff gets finished

If it is a non rpg almost always.

For rpgs I will spend a hundred or so hours, max out the characters and get whatever ultimate items. Then I lose interest once I have done everything I wanted to do and often don't beat them.

I almost always look up the "point of no return", go do other stuff, then stop playing.

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I only finished FF7 this year, I think.
Last year I finished like 22 games tho.

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Not often. I finished FF7R and prolly some indie games recently, but I need to finish Last of Us 2 and Sekiro.

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I always finish games unless I'm not enjoying myself or if I don't like the game. I've finished a dozen or so games this year. Only game I permanently dropped this year was Star Fox Zero for the Wii U. It's a 3 hour game and I still couldn't be bothered to finish it.

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Pretty much all of them, I dont really get started on a mix of games.. since I dont play often these days theyre really like special treats for me where I can see the art direction and actually manipulate facets of that art

Kind of a super special thing for me, Im sure it is for everyone but I really dont like the idea of being burnt out by them as they really do offer me relief when Im not making progress on say.. working on guitar skills or something like that

mostly i only finish games that are fun enough to keep me playing to the end
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Probably have like a 95% clear rate. Only the really bad and/or boring games get dropped and since I tend to do a fair bit of research before buying a game, I'll usually avoid the stinkers.

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I used to have the same condition as that one villain from Jimmy Neutron; I only finished my games halfway before moving on to new ones. It's not cuz they were bad; I just wanted to play new games as soon as I could. Eventually, I came to find out some games have really touching, powerful endings, or even alternate ones! So, I returned to my backlog and swept thru as many as possible.

I'm glad I did that because concluding the stories makes me enjoy those games I carefully picked out even more. Like, I could start another playthrough of a Souls-like game any day with a new quirky build and still have fun. Replay value is important sometimes.

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Always unless it's an unplayable mess or has extremely tedious gameplay.

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