r/videogames • u/Gnoll_level_antics • Aug 08 '26

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u/MammothAsk391 Aug 08 '26

I definitely feel like I've got a lot more time out of games than I would have otherwise. Giving me things to do that I wouldn't have done or even thought of without them.

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u/MambaSaidKnockYouOut Aug 08 '26

I really loved when achievements encouraged you to play the game in a way you might not otherwise, but still made sense. The first Modern Warfare had an achievement for not alerting any enemies during a stealth mission. I beat the mission and alerted a few people the first time I played, but that achievement made the mission so replayable for me

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u/Ok_Jellyfish_55 Aug 08 '26

I love this too. FEAR had one to beat the game without using bullet time and one of the Half Lifes had one achievement to beat the game using only one bullet I think.

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u/theprometheanguy6 Aug 09 '26

I always love those kinds of challenges. Hitman had some wild ones too where you could only use certain disguises or tools and it got intense real quick.

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u/MambaSaidKnockYouOut Aug 08 '26

Damn that Half Life one sounds hard as hell. But I guess wit the crowbar and Gravity Gun you could find ways to do it

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u/Ok_Jellyfish_55 Aug 08 '26

I don’t if it was hard. But it was challenging and fun in how you had to be creative to get through.