I can't afford to buy as many games as you, I guess.There are a lot of games I would buy if I got the chance. The main reason I platinum a game, though, is because I enjoy the game a lot and feel the achievements will give me something to do to extend the gameplay time. It's just like completing any random mission in a game - you get given a goal/challenge and you do what you need to do in order to reach that goal or complete that challenge. I tend to finish a game, then look at the trophies/achievements I've not yet got and consider whether or not I feel they will be worth it.
For games like Uncharted 2 and Far Cry 3, trophies are what encouraged me to try out parts of the games that I would not have otherwise (ie, multiplayer) and I ended up having loads of fun with them.




There are a lot of games I would buy if I got the chance. The main reason I platinum a game, though, is because I enjoy the game a lot and feel the achievements will give me something to do to extend the gameplay time. It's just like completing any random mission in a game - you get given a goal/challenge and you do what you need to do in order to reach that goal or complete that challenge. I tend to finish a game, then look at the trophies/achievements I've not yet got and consider whether or not I feel they will be worth it.
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