Well, the title may be a little confusing, but I've noticed that sometimes you feel you'd completed the game when you finish the main questline and then you no longer bother with side quests. I am a little (just a little) obsessed about Skyrim, but after hours and hours of playing, I realised there are some quests that I'm playing for the first time, such as the Whispering Lady and the Peryte shrine (if I'd spelled out the name correctly). I was curious as to when you consider the game done? Once you finish the main story or do you linger and finish the side stories?
There's also the so called "achievement hunting." I wonder if you have collected all the Steam achievements in the games you like. I am still only half-way through Civilisation, but I mostly consider it "complete" - there's very little new I can find out about it, what's left is getting a certain number of victories, which isn't really that entertaining. So, although my achievements are only about 50%, I no longer "hunt" for them.
But can you say that you'd completed one game, done everything there was to do, explored every nook and corner, discovered almost every strategy there was... and if yes, which one is it? If no, what keeps you from doing so?
There's also the so called "achievement hunting." I wonder if you have collected all the Steam achievements in the games you like. I am still only half-way through Civilisation, but I mostly consider it "complete" - there's very little new I can find out about it, what's left is getting a certain number of victories, which isn't really that entertaining. So, although my achievements are only about 50%, I no longer "hunt" for them.
But can you say that you'd completed one game, done everything there was to do, explored every nook and corner, discovered almost every strategy there was... and if yes, which one is it? If no, what keeps you from doing so?