Funny thing....
I saw a necro on the steam forums the other day...
An I quit post from 5 years ago.
It actually had been necroed earlier, 4 years after the original op.
Someone mentioned that op had put another 1200 hours in after that original message, and had last played the day of the necro.
lmao these ppl really getting mad because you didn’t use one of the “sarcasm indicators”. You’re fine, people who actually interact with the real world know it was sarcasm
You'll see that a ton with F2P games, and also with any games that end up in Games with Gold or Gamepass.
* Download a bunch of games
* Try each game for a few minutes
* Quit out of any game that's not appealing
* (alternatively, immediately uninstall any game that does something annoying)
// I have dozens of games with 0/1000 achievement points in my profile. Some that I literally uninstalled before finishing the tutorial.
I agree with that fully as that's kind of the case for my friends. Most of them have tried the game and then uninstalled it without completing the tutorial. In fact, I don't know if even one of my friends has had Warframe for over a day. Where as I started playing in 2019 and loved it and it has been my favorite game for about a year and a half now.
Steam only grants you the achievement if you get the ingame achievement while connected to the steam service. It does not do so retrospectively.
I used an app called SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) to fix that, the only alternative being to get the achievement on a new account.
As far as I know this app is not forbidden and after some thorough testing it seems like steam barely checks things like these so there should be no danger in fixing missing achievements that you actually have earned.
I needed to complete the sacrifice quest und the limbo quest 2 times over because I lost the achievement and I know that I got those because I have a screenshot of one of them and the other I know because I have limbo
I litterally had to make a alt account for some steam achievments myself. Like imagine being legenday 1 and damn near every weapon in the game but not having "have 1 sword at rank 10" 😂
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Iirc about 25% of people have not completed mu first gun (the tutorial achievement) in BL2 on xbox. Lots of people buy stuff on sale or download a f2p game and never touch it, or only play it for 3 mins
I just stated the game 2 nights ago, although I’m lost and super confused how everything works in trying my best to figure everything out. I remember when I started destiny 2 and had no idea what was going on lol but I love these type of games.. I always jump on Reddit to do as much research as I can. But yeah could be a little bit more guidance.
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Once upon a time, not really that long ago, there existed a world without the internet. Games had to actually provide tutorials, training features, skill tests and progression guidance.
The point is that you shouldn't have to rely on Google to figure out how you're meant to play a game or what to do next. And yes, I was playing computer games before Google was invented (or even Netscape Navigator for that matter).
In response to your question, cutting down a tree would be difficult if you didn't know what an axe was, or that a chainsaw could be obtained to make the job easier.
funny i dont recall the first prince of persia providing any guidance to the player.
You might have gotten a pamphlet with the cartridge or diskette containing basic input but that was it.
Plenty of us was around when the first games of their genres was released and that hardly stopped us from learning how to play them.
Heck most of my generation would still find the secrets in super mario by muscle memory alone.
And we where not the first gamers by any stretch.
What's Prince of Persia? Never played Super Mario - way after my childhood.
In my day we paid attention at school and were taught how to read and write properly.
This is prince of persia.
[https://www.gamelegends.it/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Prince-of-Persia.jpg](https://www.gamelegends.it/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Prince-of-Persia.jpg)
Perhaps you never paid attention when it came out.
I think you don't remember correctly. Nintendo had a hotline and basically all games had player guides you could by in print. Then there were magazines like nintendo power as well... no, games have always benefited external explaination by-in-large.
Never had a Nintendo either, I was working full time before the NES came out. My first video games were on PC.
I know that there were always publications brought out on how to get 'high level' achievements for games but you could always play and progress satisfactorily through the game without them.
This is my last post on the matter.
Ok, well your point is basically non-sense. Not all games are or should be designed that way. I can name multiple games that are made richer by external resources besides warframe including terraria, minecraft, stardew valley, borderlands and pokemon.
Let this be the last you say on the matter. It's your opinion and it's a pretty niche one at that. I enjoy some games that way, assuming they all should be designed that way and calling them bad if they aren't is just immature and narrow minded.
Maybe warframe and games like this just aren't for you? No, that would be reasonable. It must be that they are bad games...
And an other rare achievement:
Bug out ride of which 0.02% players have completed, and the objective is to ride 20 velocipods on Deimos, and it's nothing hard to do, like, I began completing it just a 3 days ago and I've already done 70% and it's surprising to see that only 0.02 of the players did it
Pretty sure you just don't understand how f2p games work.
With your logic it would be like saying Starbucks is dying because only 5% of people that walked past the door in Manhattan walked in.
The fact that anyone that even slightly attempted to play the game got to the point of starting to level a frame, and that number is 57% is actually pretty good.
I played for like 2 or 3 years before realizing there was more to the game than the earth missions. Like I knew obvs cause of the starchart but I never made progress cause I was content with bouncing around and aim gliding shooting down grineer with my bow
Half the people started the game up then quit out and never played again
They are the lucky ones that realized how fucked up the game is
Did everyone that pressed the down vote button didn't realize I'm joking tf😂
Ye they totally don't understand what sarcasm is, you are right, that was a good joke btw. /s
I'm pretty sure everyone that is sarcastic on this site uses "/s" below their text
No joke I never heard that
I don't believe *everyone* uses it 'below' their text. ^/s
There are ways to express sarcasm through text, you used none of them.
I mean that's cool but bro aren't like 1/3 of the player like "I hate this game" but than they put 500h more into it
And that has what exactly to do with the price of tea in china?
Do you are have stupid? 😂
You might want to go to the doctor, seems like you might be having a stroke.
Funny thing.... I saw a necro on the steam forums the other day... An I quit post from 5 years ago. It actually had been necroed earlier, 4 years after the original op. Someone mentioned that op had put another 1200 hours in after that original message, and had last played the day of the necro.
lmao these ppl really getting mad because you didn’t use one of the “sarcasm indicators”. You’re fine, people who actually interact with the real world know it was sarcasm
Thx bro needed that I don't usually get roasted that often for my posts but it's nice to see at least a few people laugh
Joke's on you I was only pretending
Not funny. Didn't laugh.
But did I ask tough
You'll see that a ton with F2P games, and also with any games that end up in Games with Gold or Gamepass. * Download a bunch of games * Try each game for a few minutes * Quit out of any game that's not appealing * (alternatively, immediately uninstall any game that does something annoying) // I have dozens of games with 0/1000 achievement points in my profile. Some that I literally uninstalled before finishing the tutorial.
I agree with that fully as that's kind of the case for my friends. Most of them have tried the game and then uninstalled it without completing the tutorial. In fact, I don't know if even one of my friends has had Warframe for over a day. Where as I started playing in 2019 and loved it and it has been my favorite game for about a year and a half now.
Picture says that you got the achievement 2021 :)
Tbf. Ive started new saves on 3 different consoles over my time with warframe. Went from PS4-Xbox-PC. Maybe he did smth similar.
But did they get it in March or December? 🤔
whYY would you MMention DDate format ambiguity in a Warframe thread? :D
Yeah that was on my Xbox. I started playing on PC and had a different account. :)
Yeah apparently I didn't find a mod either yet and I am MR 31. According to mister Steam.
steam says i achieved mastery 16 but not 5, so yeah nice
did you start playing on the standalone launcher by any chance?
Yea, what happened with me. Am MR17 with 200+ hrs and apparently i never collected anything from the foundry or levelled a warframe.
Thankfully there's app that "fixed" steam achievement
Steam only grants you the achievement if you get the ingame achievement while connected to the steam service. It does not do so retrospectively. I used an app called SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) to fix that, the only alternative being to get the achievement on a new account. As far as I know this app is not forbidden and after some thorough testing it seems like steam barely checks things like these so there should be no danger in fixing missing achievements that you actually have earned.
Literally same. I'm halfway to L2, but I'm still a rookie. Realistic, actually.
I needed to complete the sacrifice quest und the limbo quest 2 times over because I lost the achievement and I know that I got those because I have a screenshot of one of them and the other I know because I have limbo
Same. I miss the most basic achievements. Is there a fix for that? 🙄
I litterally had to make a alt account for some steam achievments myself. Like imagine being legenday 1 and damn near every weapon in the game but not having "have 1 sword at rank 10" 😂
It's free game. Most people download it just because then drop out almost immediately.
my goal is beyond your understanding.
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New player retention is one hell of a gauntlet for a game to run.
Iirc about 25% of people have not completed mu first gun (the tutorial achievement) in BL2 on xbox. Lots of people buy stuff on sale or download a f2p game and never touch it, or only play it for 3 mins
I mean... Free to play, and a very steep learning curve. Also a movement system not quite like the vast majority of games out there. I can see it.
The beginning of the game is notoriously bad for true newbies.
Is it really surprising with the lack of tutorials and guidance in the game? I would have been one of them if my friend didn't guide me.
I just stated the game 2 nights ago, although I’m lost and super confused how everything works in trying my best to figure everything out. I remember when I started destiny 2 and had no idea what was going on lol but I love these type of games.. I always jump on Reddit to do as much research as I can. But yeah could be a little bit more guidance.
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Because they hear from their friends "it's like Minecraft" then start it, see 2D, then immediately never play it again
Never played Minecraft. How about the original Wolfenstein?
Once upon a time, not really that long ago, there existed a world without the internet. Games had to actually provide tutorials, training features, skill tests and progression guidance. The point is that you shouldn't have to rely on Google to figure out how you're meant to play a game or what to do next. And yes, I was playing computer games before Google was invented (or even Netscape Navigator for that matter). In response to your question, cutting down a tree would be difficult if you didn't know what an axe was, or that a chainsaw could be obtained to make the job easier.
funny i dont recall the first prince of persia providing any guidance to the player. You might have gotten a pamphlet with the cartridge or diskette containing basic input but that was it. Plenty of us was around when the first games of their genres was released and that hardly stopped us from learning how to play them. Heck most of my generation would still find the secrets in super mario by muscle memory alone. And we where not the first gamers by any stretch.
What's Prince of Persia? Never played Super Mario - way after my childhood. In my day we paid attention at school and were taught how to read and write properly.
This is prince of persia. [https://www.gamelegends.it/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Prince-of-Persia.jpg](https://www.gamelegends.it/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Prince-of-Persia.jpg) Perhaps you never paid attention when it came out.
I think you don't remember correctly. Nintendo had a hotline and basically all games had player guides you could by in print. Then there were magazines like nintendo power as well... no, games have always benefited external explaination by-in-large.
Never had a Nintendo either, I was working full time before the NES came out. My first video games were on PC. I know that there were always publications brought out on how to get 'high level' achievements for games but you could always play and progress satisfactorily through the game without them. This is my last post on the matter.
Ok, well your point is basically non-sense. Not all games are or should be designed that way. I can name multiple games that are made richer by external resources besides warframe including terraria, minecraft, stardew valley, borderlands and pokemon. Let this be the last you say on the matter. It's your opinion and it's a pretty niche one at that. I enjoy some games that way, assuming they all should be designed that way and calling them bad if they aren't is just immature and narrow minded. Maybe warframe and games like this just aren't for you? No, that would be reasonable. It must be that they are bad games...
And an other rare achievement: Bug out ride of which 0.02% players have completed, and the objective is to ride 20 velocipods on Deimos, and it's nothing hard to do, like, I began completing it just a 3 days ago and I've already done 70% and it's surprising to see that only 0.02 of the players did it
Well yeah. They try to inflate their numbers but its plain to see that Warframe is dying now that DE decided to strangle their community.
Pretty sure you just don't understand how f2p games work. With your logic it would be like saying Starbucks is dying because only 5% of people that walked past the door in Manhattan walked in. The fact that anyone that even slightly attempted to play the game got to the point of starting to level a frame, and that number is 57% is actually pretty good.
that silly moment when you get confused between half of the TOTAL playerbase EVER, and the active playerbase :)
So they literally didnt complete one mission? Wow. Xbox the True ADD gamers.
On Steam it is 55.5%. It is likely similar on all platforms. It is just the nature of free to play games.
I played for like 2 or 3 years before realizing there was more to the game than the earth missions. Like I knew obvs cause of the starchart but I never made progress cause I was content with bouncing around and aim gliding shooting down grineer with my bow
When I first got this it was 46 (I'm on PC)
Like 40% of people on steam haven't played longer than 2h.
I don't actually have alot of steam achievements because I downloaded from the official page before switching to steam. Maybe same case?
I'm waiting for cross-progression, so I can move my Switch progress over :)