Oh god now I'm confused...Exterminas said:
I concede, I'm just going to go drink my WKD in peace and and cave some zombies heads in.
World's Biggest Gamerscore Breaks 500,000
- Thread starter Tom Goldman
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I concede, I'm just going to go drink my WKD in peace and and cave some zombies heads in.
Was that a Balls of Fury reference!?Tom Goldman said:
[small]Or was Balls of Fury actually referencing something else I don't know about? >_>[/small]
Woah, that's pretty crazy.
I have 13,245 and I thought I had a lot.
How many games does he have anyways?
EDIT: Well would you look at that! Post #1000! I get my Morpheus badge now!
I have 13,245 and I thought I had a lot.
How many games does he have anyways?
EDIT: Well would you look at that! Post #1000! I get my Morpheus badge now!
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LOL congrats dude, you paid for and played barbie's horse adventure, Wall-e the game, UP the game, Madden 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, Avatar the game, avatar the last airbender the movie the game, wwe vs raw, spongebob truth or square, bakugan, hot wheels beat that; planet 51 the game; Disney Sing It: High School Musical 3: Senior Year with Microphone; monopoly; hannah montana the movie; Madagascar Kartz; Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? Game Time; Bee Movie Game.....
Kind of I guess I do a bit of math...tigermilk said:
4 years equals 48 months.
500,000 divided by 48 = 10,416.67 points a month or roughly 2,604.17 points a week.
He'd have to make 372.023 points a day to get that score in 4-years that's alot of free time and/or really easy gamerscore games.
Pfeh! I'll get it up at one point again, just not too into the 360 right now until some of my newer games arrive.zHellas said:
Impressive, I'm not all that high in gamerscore myself due to only a moderate interest in achievements. That and while I buy and play a lot of games, only a few wind up sucking me in enough to finish them and get a bunch of achievements. If I'm not having fun with doing something I'm not going to torture myself for gamerscore.
Otherwise, I wish the guy luck with his goal! Every hobby (and gaming is a hobby) has enthusiasts that are more fanatical about some aspects than others.
While they don't have to, it would be nice if Microsoft gave him some kind of Trophy or something.
Otherwise, I wish the guy luck with his goal! Every hobby (and gaming is a hobby) has enthusiasts that are more fanatical about some aspects than others.
While they don't have to, it would be nice if Microsoft gave him some kind of Trophy or something.
Yeah there are still a bunch of gamerscore hackers, but Microsoft crack down on them pretty quickly normally.tigermilk said:
I think MS confirmed that he's legit. There are a lot of games with piss easy gamerscore points out there. Also, you don't have to buy the games to do this, he probably has Gamefly (like I do) and just rents all this shit. That doesn't work for the arcade titles though. I wonder how many Xbox360's he's gone through (due to RRoD etc.)?Lucane said:
Also, I only have 9,880. However, that includes some achievements that were really, really, really time consuming/annoying to get, like Little Rocket Man on The Orange Box 360 edition.
You do at least have to play alot of games and exhibit some skill to earn a gamerscore that high. It may be silly or trivial but it requires you to accomplish something. What I can't understand is the level of obsession of some people for the top spot on individual game leaderboards.
For example, a week after Dead Rising 2: Case 0 came out, there was a player with over 23,000,000 PP! That essentially meant that he had been playing that game and nothing but that game for A SOLID WEEK! Where's the "achievement" in that?
For example, a week after Dead Rising 2: Case 0 came out, there was a player with over 23,000,000 PP! That essentially meant that he had been playing that game and nothing but that game for A SOLID WEEK! Where's the "achievement" in that?