I used to 100% all my games back in the 90’s and early 2000’s. By the time achievements became a thing, I was less interested in finding all the little things and more about continued fun against human players. The only games now that I have 100% achievements were those that were super easy to do without even going out of my way, or games I just really liked and took on the challenge to get all the achievements just to show on my Steam page. I have less than 10. And, to be fair, it would be a little larger had some of these games not added more achievements with a DLC that weren’t separated from the whole list, making the 100% status go away.
I used to 100% all my games back in the 90’s and early 2000’s. By the time achievements became a thing, I was less interested in finding all the little things and more about continued fun against human players. The only games now that I have 100% achievements were those that were super easy to do without even going out of my way, or games I just really liked and took on the challenge to get all the achievements just to show on my Steam page. I have less than 10. And, to be fair, it would be a little larger had some of these games not added more achievements with a DLC that weren’t separated from the whole list, making the 100% status go away.