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

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8-13-2009 @ 4:51PM

AmazonLily said...

I love achievements that have nothing to do with instances or raids because I hate raiding. I usually group with 2 other friends, so having to deal with pricks from pugs aren't really an issue.

Since I dislike raiding, achievements give me something else to do: explore and actually pay attention to zones, go to old world instances I never really set foot in, work on fishing...

It could be worse. It could be Guild Wars title/achievements: Kill every monster in every zone on normal mode. Then do it again on hard mode. /shivers

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