While I certainly can't speak for everyone, I would assume it's psychological. Sometimes I find myself wondering why I'm chasing a trophy. I suppose for me it's because a Platinum trophy shows achievement, which is rare in my real life, so however meaningless, it is considered rare and thus valuable.Woiminkle said:I don't understand this mentality. You've just said it's boring so why would you keep doing it to get a trophy that does nothing for you? I can put up with a fair amount of grind if it gives me something in return like access to new content or items but not for a little picture on your account that means nothing and does nothing. Why wouldn't you just play something that's actually fun instead?EHKOS said:One more for the online hate-train. Watch Dogs made it pretty quick and painless except for the hacking which was completely unbalanced.
Besides the online, I suppose the only trophies I have a problem with are: "Beat the game on hard...now beat the game on harder than hard that you had to unlock by playing hard."
I do like collectables trophies. Far Cry 3 was great about that because getting to places was fun. WD...not so much, those city hotspots are boring and driving through the city is boring. Still going to platinum it though.
Not trying to antagonize or pick on you specifically here, it's just that your quote nicely sums up an attitude that I see a lot, which boils down to "ugghhh this is not fun but I'm not gonna stop", and I just don't understand why people do this to themselves. What is so attractive about trophies and achievements?
It's kind of funny though, inFamous 2 was fun to get, even though you had to chase down...what was it like 300? But it was fun because you could get around the city in an enjoyable way, so I didn't mind it. WD's transportation sucks so I suppose that's something against it.