Are you a completionist?

[Heatman]

Do you always put in everything you have got into playing all the video games that you play to complete it 100%? This doesn't bother me because completing the game's main story is enough for me and doing a few side quests.

 

[Frostice]

I see it as adding added pressure to one's life by trying to follow the path of completionists. It's good to complete a game but it's not worth to go over to the limit for it.

 

[Bawonlee]

There are video games which I enjoyed completion. It's the nature of the game that's going to determine if I'm going to complete it or not. Although, I wouldn't pay to complete any game.

 

[Roberto]

No way would I be playing any video games with the completionist perspective. It's more draining and stressful. It's going to make it hard for me to really enjoy the game I'm playing.

 

[Tonnyy]

Some years ago when I still had enough time to play video games, I was actually a completionist which I did my very best to complete so many video games that I had to play back in the days. But now, I don't have much time to do what I used to do and I'm no longer a completionist.

 

[Hannkk]

I can never play any video games as a completionist. Even though I cannot deny there's a joy that comes with knowing that you've completed a game but I won't go down the path of what completionist do just to complete a game.

 

[Shortie]

Back when I was going through a lot in life, I would always try and find ways to keep playing video games to take my mind off things and working towards completing everything in a video game was one of the things I started to get hooked on.

Nowadays, I am happy to just play through the game once and complete a few other things rather than 100% complete the game unless I know I can without it taking over my life.