Ayy nice

Yeah idk why they did that.

Yeah you're right. Plus it now gives me an excuse to go back to 100% it.

Yeah I agree. I'll probably revisit it in a year or two so its fresh. I had my save data deleted after I finished the game because I really wanted to see if they were bluffing at the end (they were not) lmao.

It almost made me cry lol. Only 3 games have made me that emotional: omori, Zelda totk, and now nier. What an amazing experience it was tho.

Yes that is correct

thank you i will

i'll keep my save cheat free until i decide if the building is working for me or not. if not i'll consider useing a cheat. when i played last i don't remember getting to mother base. i think i got to the first objective and stopped playing iirc.

i've 100% a few games but you're on a totally different level. i really struggle with dark soul like games so it will be interesting to see how far i get before i eventually give up.

yeah i really feel that. according to steam i have 220 hours in resident evil 4 just replaying it over again or playing mods for it etc. having done my spreadsheet i've really felt a sense of completion when i complete games. i felt it heavier on games i spent more time on as apposed to games with like 15 hours.

edit: just checked my steam and my most played game is starbound at 264.8 hours and i've only completed it once and played modded the few times after.

yeah a friend of mine let me borrow from his steam library a while ago and i tried zero dawn. at the time i fell into the trap of playing a game once and never again. i'll add the game to the backlog of my backlog so i'll get around to it after i complete the list here.

Yeah I plan on finishing undertale after I finish doom since I'm probably much closer to finishing that than I am undertale