Breakfast Topic: The reason for the seasonal achievements

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11-15-2010 @ 8:24AM

Starwarswoot said...

after i hit 11k points 5 months ago, i quit wow, it took me that long to see wtf i was doing.
All that time i spent, gone 4ever, hunting useless achievs noone cares about but me.
Now i have a kickass toon with all the mounts and pets u can think off, just standing in sw for 5 months doing nothing, and i dont miss her, and when i log in once in a while, i quickly log off again, god this was useless.

Hope star wars mmo brings me more fun in other ways.

11-15-2010 @ 9:02AM

razion said...

You can get up to 11k achievement points? Just earlier last year we had an announcement of someone doing "every achievement" and it was around nine thousand two hundred and fifty achievement points.
On another note, I have trouble believing you would go through all the trouble of getting all those points if it wasn't fun for you--torturing yourself to do something you don't like doesn't make a WHOLE lot of sense. By this notion, my gut is telling me that if there were more achievements to get, you would still be going after them!
Something tells me you'll be back for Cataclysm... and all the juicy achievements that come with it. (Have I been trolled? I don't care.)

11-15-2010 @ 10:04AM

Rob said...

Dude any game is like this. No matter what. Every game is 100% useless if you think of it that way. Or you could just say that it's a great and cheap entertainment.

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