Posted May 26, 2012
Just curious and maybe there was already a post with this question, how many games have you finished on gog?
Posted May 26, 2012
I bought only one game on GOG yet i did not just yet finish it, but maybe 90-95%.
Would be interesting to relate this post to the "how many gog games do you own"- thread.
so in my case:
bought: 1
finished: 0
rate: 0%
;-)
Would be interesting to relate this post to the "how many gog games do you own"- thread.
so in my case:
bought: 1
finished: 0
rate: 0%
;-)
Post edited May 26, 2012 by Marvine
Posted May 26, 2012
Already have that lol, I have troubles with franchises that i want to play and finish them in order.
Might and magic
Ultima
Realms of arkania
Quest for glory
Lands of lore
The witcher
And those are only franchises i got i want to finish I got a lot of other games as well
Might and magic
Ultima
Realms of arkania
Quest for glory
Lands of lore
The witcher
And those are only franchises i got i want to finish I got a lot of other games as well
Posted May 26, 2012
I don't know, less than half? (in my account, that is) I'm not that anxious about not finishing or even playing games, as I see it as a collection, not as a backlog. I just go with the flow.
I've counted them, and to be exact, I finished 47. So that's a lot less than half of the games I own here (173). But I've at least played almost all of them.
I've counted them, and to be exact, I finished 47. So that's a lot less than half of the games I own here (173). But I've at least played almost all of them.
Post edited May 26, 2012 by Titanium
Posted May 26, 2012
Posted May 26, 2012
Beneath a Steel Sky, Tyrian 2000, Ultima 4, Arx Fatalis, Advent Rising, Legend of Grimrock, Judge Dredd, Freespace+expansion, Freespace 2, Fallout, Might & Magic 7, Might & Magic 8 and Sacrifice. I've also finished plenty of other games that are being sold here on GOG, but which I own physical copies of. I could make a list, but it would be a long one.
Posted May 26, 2012
From my 62 games I've finished a grand total of... 2.
The bane of having too many games is having too many options. I'll start a game, make some progress, get bored with it or get interested in another game and when I come back to the unfinished game, I'm too far in and too lost to not get killed quickly which makes playing it more frustrating and I'm not too fond of restarting games from scratch.
I've only finished the Witcher 2, which managed to hold my attention till the end and Unreal Tournament 2k4 which I had finished before buying on GOG so even that one shouldn't count. Also, old games are harder than new ones, I'm a working adult who doesn't have the same amount of gaming time I did as a teen nor the drive to take these games to completion. As soon as the going turns into a hassle, I'll uninstall it. Games are for having fun and if I'm no longer having any, I see no reason to finish a game.
I like the feeling of "Yay! I did it!" as much as any guy, but in the end, I know I'm just punching keys on a keyboard.
The bane of having too many games is having too many options. I'll start a game, make some progress, get bored with it or get interested in another game and when I come back to the unfinished game, I'm too far in and too lost to not get killed quickly which makes playing it more frustrating and I'm not too fond of restarting games from scratch.
I've only finished the Witcher 2, which managed to hold my attention till the end and Unreal Tournament 2k4 which I had finished before buying on GOG so even that one shouldn't count. Also, old games are harder than new ones, I'm a working adult who doesn't have the same amount of gaming time I did as a teen nor the drive to take these games to completion. As soon as the going turns into a hassle, I'll uninstall it. Games are for having fun and if I'm no longer having any, I see no reason to finish a game.
I like the feeling of "Yay! I did it!" as much as any guy, but in the end, I know I'm just punching keys on a keyboard.
Posted May 26, 2012
The bane of having too many games is having too many options. I'll start a game, make some progress, get bored with it or get interested in another game and when I come back to the unfinished game, I'm too far in and too lost to not get killed quickly which makes playing it more frustrating and I'm not too fond of restarting games from scratch.
I've only finished the Witcher 2, which managed to hold my attention till the end and Unreal Tournament 2k4 which I had finished before buying on GOG so even that one shouldn't count. Also, old games are harder than new ones, I'm a working adult who doesn't have the same amount of gaming time I did as a teen nor the drive to take these games to completion. As soon as the going turns into a hassle, I'll uninstall it. Games are for having fun and if I'm no longer having any, I see no reason to finish a game.
I like the feeling of "Yay! I did it!" as much as any guy, but in the end, I know I'm just punching keys on a keyboard.
Posted May 26, 2012
almost Beyond Good & Evil (Darn final boss)
Unreal Gold
Postal 2
Serious Sam 2nd Encounter
almost Rayman 2 (flying shell bit is too much of a pain; I beat the whole game way back when)
Prince of Persia (w/ a trainer)
Far Cry (w/ cheats)
Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project
Beyond a Steel Sky (w/ walkthrough)
TeenAgent (w/ walkthrough ... duh)
Obviously, I'm not against outside help if I can finish a storyline or actually ENJOY the game. Fallout I'm going to restart and use a walkthrough on...
Unreal Gold
Postal 2
Serious Sam 2nd Encounter
almost Rayman 2 (flying shell bit is too much of a pain; I beat the whole game way back when)
Prince of Persia (w/ a trainer)
Far Cry (w/ cheats)
Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project
Beyond a Steel Sky (w/ walkthrough)
TeenAgent (w/ walkthrough ... duh)
Obviously, I'm not against outside help if I can finish a storyline or actually ENJOY the game. Fallout I'm going to restart and use a walkthrough on...
Post edited May 26, 2012 by tfishell
