Shout out to games which make all of their cheevos reasonable instead of deciding 3-10 of them should be cost-effective substitutes for CBT. You are the games I respect and will bother trying to 100%. ♥
Thinkin' about animals....
- 🐟/🐠/they/them
*tiny furry cheeps*
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in reply to @wobblegong's post:
me, squinting at this post: "sooo does the CBT here stand for 'cognitive behavioral therapy' or 'coc--'"
I think the only game made in the last 15 years I've 100%d is... Bloodborne. I'll get the jumper cables and/or workbook
That's a lot of Bloodborne... 
I applaud you!
Full disclosure: there's quite a number of games I've considered trying to 100%! Not as if I'm not tempted. Just, when the time actually comes to decide "do I want to spend 5-40 hours on the unfun part of the game, or do something else?" I consistently pick doing something else.
Plenty of games have grabbed my hyperfixation but when I hit the ~80% cheevo point and find out that for example I need to catch five rare events in counterfeit Pokemon Snap to complete the monster action combat game... I refuse to dive into Egg Delivery.
I'm gonna agree with you, citing my love for Celeste. I love how all of its achievements are tied to content it encourages you to do already, but crazy shit like the deathless berries aren't. Feels a lot healthier.
Aww, that's so nice to hear. It's far outside my wheelhouse but I've only ever heard happy things about it, glad to hear it did cheevos right!
Yeah, 90% of my 100% games are VNs for this reason. If there's "hard" achievements it's tied to finding more things to read and I am reading all the things anyway.
Grats again on getting it for VS, that's a lot of cheevos!
Oh that's a mood– and actually something VS has in common with your 100% VNs: it's very much set up such that the "hard" achievements boil down to "keep playing and doing what you were doing!" I hit reddit for a few guides once I was nearing the end but was consistently amused to see how little I needed them.