World's Biggest Gamerscore Breaks 500,000

[Lucane]

Hmm... this just seems like an excuse for people to pretend they don't care about their gamerscore while telling everyone what it is.

EDIT: Anyone else wondering if he hacked his gamerscore.

Kind of I guess I do a bit of math...
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.

 

[zHellas]

Holy.. shit.

That is all.

(Damn my 9,800 measly score!)

Ahaha! I beat you by 1,000 points!

OT: Damn...

Where does he find the time?

 

[Sarah Kerrigan]

Impresive feet good sir....

*looks down at my measly 12,499 .-.*

 

[triggrhappy94]

wow im only just broke 30,000

 

[Bullfrog1983]

Truly these are the end of days.

 

[ShadowsofHope]

Holy.. shit.

That is all.

(Damn my 9,800 measly score!)

Ahaha! I beat you by 1,000 points!

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.

 

[Therumancer]

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.

 

[theblackmonk90]

No, he really hasn't...

 

[deonte9109]

and I felt so special when I broke 20,000

 

[tigermilk]

Hmm... this just seems like an excuse for people to pretend they don't care about their gamerscore while telling everyone what it is.

EDIT: Anyone else wondering if he hacked his gamerscore.

He didn't. Microsoft confirmed he's 100% legitimate.

Thats good, I remember hearing rumours a year or so ago that gamerscores could be downloaded or cracked or something.

 

[the_pleasure_is_mine]

Thats good, I remember hearing rumours a year or so ago that gamerscores could be downloaded or cracked or something.

Yeah there are still a bunch of gamerscore hackers, but Microsoft crack down on them pretty quickly normally.

 

[bawkbawkboo1]

Hmm... this just seems like an excuse for people to pretend they don't care about their gamerscore while telling everyone what it is.

EDIT: Anyone else wondering if he hacked his gamerscore.

Kind of I guess I do a bit of math...
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.

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.)?

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.

 

[Kryten1029a]

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?

 

[Lucane]

Hmm... this just seems like an excuse for people to pretend they don't care about their gamerscore while telling everyone what it is.

EDIT: Anyone else wondering if he hacked his gamerscore.

Kind of I guess I do a bit of math...
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.

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.)?

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.

I'm not meaning to say the points are hacked/cheated/altered but saying he's the exclusive player of the account might be improbable.

Edit Alone or not it's alot done as one profile that's for sure.

 

[Mrsoupcup]

He has gotten this far without getting ban for using modio? I guess he diserves some credit, that would be very difficult.

 

[Raptorianxd]

And I was so proud of my 25000. Ah well, I enjoy getting achievements, so I'll get somewhere eventually.

-Raptor, out.

 

[Christemo]

That dude is dedicated... and rich. thats about 500 games he has gone 100% achievement wise on.

 

[cjbos81]

A thousand years ago, people like this guy would have been stuck counting particles of sand.

 

[Caliostro]

...Not exactly what I would brag about if it was me, but then again I guess that's why he has omitted his name...

Congratulations, you have just wasted 4 years of your life...? There should be an achievement for that.

 

[Galad]

Having been for a while the top achiever in a certain awesome browser game, I can say, don't knock the guy just because he wasted a lot of time and money on this. I'd compare the notification of a new achievement to finding a unique Magic card while being an avid Magic player..to finding unexpectedly a diamond on a sea bed amidst the pebbles. If you don't understand me, maybe you simply haven't found the right game for this