The purpose of Achievements, and how it's changed over time

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8-13-2009 @ 4:09PM

fauxbo said...

I love the argument that achievements aren't 'worth' anything.

It's a game, your imaginary gold points are 'worth' as much as my imaginary achievement points.

It's 'worth' is measured in how much pleasure you derive from it, if you like them they are worth a lot.

Personally after the nth time through a dungeon I want something different, I like that Blizz has given some ideas.

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