How often do you complete games?

[velcrokidneyz]

I finish most games, it just takes a while, like new vegas, i have yet to beat it but i have a shit ton of time in it, i play until i get bored with it and come back to it at a later time.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Most of the time. A lot of RPGs have gone unfinished, due to ludicrous final dungeons that pissed me off.

My completion ratio for everything not an RPG: 95%

My RPG completion ration: 50%

 

[UltraDeth]

I finish games a lot. The shortest campaign I played was 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, finished it in 6 hours and I take frequent breaks in gaming (I don't like playing for over an hour and a half) The longest campaign is Dragon Age: Origins, that took over a week and that is a long time for most gamer standards

 

[Valkaris]

Some games (Mass Effect 2, Modern Warfare 2, Assassins Creed 2, Uncharted 2), I have completed multitudes of times. Some games, like Red Dead Redemption, Command and Conquer 3, MGS: 4 I have never completed despite having them for years.

 

[trooper6]

95% of the time. I don't like having unfinished games on my shelf. There are have only been a few I haven't finished. And of those I haven't finished (which are about 5 games right now)--I'm still planning on going back to them and finishing them.

Of the ones I've not finished:

Ninja Gaiden, Mirror's Edge, Gears of War...I'm stuck at one spot very near the end and just not progressing. It gets tiresome doing the same wave of enemies, or trying the same wall jump over and over and over again for 2 hours and still not making it. Hm...maybe I should lower the difficulty? But I've never lowered a difficulty on any game I've ever played...so I'm very resistant to that.

Bladestorm: Hundred Year's War...is just awfully repetitive and never seems to end...so I play a couple of battles in between my other games. I hope it ends soon.

GTA:IV. It's an Xbox game...and a bit old. I know I have to get back to it, but all these new shiny games are calling me. I'll get there.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

The very vast majority of the time.

The last games I didn't finish was The Witcher, as the opening few hours were so dense(ly dull), and Fallout: New Vegas - although you can't really "not finish" a game like that, you just stop playing eventually.

I certainly can't remember the last time I didn't finish a game because it was too difficult.

The only reason I haven't finished New Vegas is that I'm a hyper-compulsive mega-looter.

I did the straight "follow the road" route to New Vegas. With only one or two side stops like Mojave Outpost and the REPCONN site.

It took me 25 hours to make it to New Vegas. I had 100 stimpaks, 10,000+ 5.56 mm rounds, and at least 1,000+ rounds for every other type of main ammo.

It took me 20 minutes in each floor of REPCONN to finish looting.

 

[Woodsey]

The very vast majority of the time.

The last games I didn't finish was The Witcher, as the opening few hours were so dense(ly dull), and Fallout: New Vegas - although you can't really "not finish" a game like that, you just stop playing eventually.

I certainly can't remember the last time I didn't finish a game because it was too difficult.

The only reason I haven't finished New Vegas is that I'm a hyper-compulsive mega-looter.

I did the straight "follow the road" route to New Vegas. With only one or two side stops like Mojave Outpost and the REPCONN site.

It took me 25 hours to make it to New Vegas. I had 100 stimpaks, 10,000+ 5.56 mm rounds, and at least 1,000+ rounds for every other type of main ammo.

It took me 20 minutes in each floor of REPCONN to finish looting.

Haha, wow.

Well it took me ~33 hours to get to the Strip, but I'd been doing tonnes of side quests before that. The main quest doesn't seem that interesting so I never felt too compelled to go there - stopped at 36 hours.

I thought of playing it again the other day, but Portal 2's out on Tuesday (hopefully earlier) so I put it off.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

The very vast majority of the time.

The last games I didn't finish was The Witcher, as the opening few hours were so dense(ly dull), and Fallout: New Vegas - although you can't really "not finish" a game like that, you just stop playing eventually.

I certainly can't remember the last time I didn't finish a game because it was too difficult.

The only reason I haven't finished New Vegas is that I'm a hyper-compulsive mega-looter.

I did the straight "follow the road" route to New Vegas. With only one or two side stops like Mojave Outpost and the REPCONN site.

It took me 25 hours to make it to New Vegas. I had 100 stimpaks, 10,000+ 5.56 mm rounds, and at least 1,000+ rounds for every other type of main ammo.

It took me 20 minutes in each floor of REPCONN to finish looting.

Haha, wow.

Well it took me ~33 hours to get to the Strip, but I'd been doing tonnes of side quests before that. The main quest doesn't seem that interesting so I never felt too compelled to go there - stopped at 36 hours.

I thought of playing it again the other day, but Portal 2's out on Tuesday (hopefully earlier) so I put it off.

I'm getting the PS3 version, so hopefully we can engage in some cross-platform co-op together.

 

[IndianaJonny]

I think 'eventually' is how I can best put it.

 

[Woodsey]

The very vast majority of the time.

The last games I didn't finish was The Witcher, as the opening few hours were so dense(ly dull), and Fallout: New Vegas - although you can't really "not finish" a game like that, you just stop playing eventually.

I certainly can't remember the last time I didn't finish a game because it was too difficult.

The only reason I haven't finished New Vegas is that I'm a hyper-compulsive mega-looter.

I did the straight "follow the road" route to New Vegas. With only one or two side stops like Mojave Outpost and the REPCONN site.

It took me 25 hours to make it to New Vegas. I had 100 stimpaks, 10,000+ 5.56 mm rounds, and at least 1,000+ rounds for every other type of main ammo.

It took me 20 minutes in each floor of REPCONN to finish looting.

Haha, wow.

Well it took me ~33 hours to get to the Strip, but I'd been doing tonnes of side quests before that. The main quest doesn't seem that interesting so I never felt too compelled to go there - stopped at 36 hours.

I thought of playing it again the other day, but Portal 2's out on Tuesday (hopefully earlier) so I put it off.

I'm getting the PS3 version, so hopefully we can engage in some cross-platform co-op together.

Yeah, it'll be good to see how well that works.

 

[TonyVonTonyus]

There have only been 2, Fallout 3 and Vampire Rain

 

[The Night Shade]

Almost always except when a game is too repetitive or if the game gets boring after a while

 

[googleback]

Not enough... I suck.

 

[Gluzzbung]

I always try to complete the main story but some games are terrible if you do anything else so I don''t bother doing... anything else.

 

[Koroviev]

If it's a J(RPG), fighting game (Tekken, specifically) or a puzzler, then there's a fairly good chance that I'm going to finish it at some point.

 

[Purplecoyote]

If I get horribly stuck, most of the time I won't complete it (I'm looking at you, powerless-moment-in-Prototype-with-your-stupid-tanks.)But I try to complete as many games as I can.

 

[MordinSolus]

Unless the game is absolutely atrocious, I finish it. But I so angry when I saw online that you can upload a Jirachi from Pokemon Channel after I traded it in.

 

[Voration]

Depending on how far back I look, I almost never used to complete games due to their difficulty, I'm thinking of Glover for the N64, it was insanely difficult.

Now I complete games 70% of the time, there are a few I've yet to complete but I haven't had the time to play them through yet.

 

[skips]

About 30% of the time. I'm just sorta lazy.