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[JoshuaFH]

Oh yeah, I 100% God Hand. That required playing through the game several times, beating the stadium + secret boss, beating hard mode, beating the kick me sign run, and spending hours in the casino playing the slot machine. I pretty much learned the entire game inside-out. To this day unlocking the soundtrack is probably one of my better gaming achievements.

It was a blast, except for the slot machine, though that was bearable because it is perhaps one of the few instances of gambling in a video game where the odds are stacked in your favor, all you need is patience + a lot of seed money and you are certain to succeed.

[AzyWng]

I do not 100% games.

Don't really see the need. 'Sides, some of the tasks are just too tedious for me to really bother with.

[EnigmaticHat]

If I really like a game sometimes I'll look for an excuse to play it more.  If 100% looks attainable I might go for it.

I almost 100%-ed Assassins' Creed 2, but the stupid feathers did me in.

[LordBaal]

Parasite Eve II, I would say 101%

It became kind like an obsession. It got to the point I did the game star to finish like 3 times a day on the different unlockable modes.

[Mech#4]

I think I've 100% all the Arkham games. I have gotten all the Riddler trophies and completed side quests. I haven't done all the challenge maps though but that's kind of seperate from the main game.
Other than that... I played through Heretic finding all the secrets, though I didn't finish the challenge levels towards the end. I might've 100% Prototype, I should play that again sometime.

[hector13]

I think I did some of the AssCreed games, maybe just Black Flag...

Did Arkham Knight, and Donkey Kong Country.

I want to do one of the Yakuza games, but holy shit so many things.

[scriver]

Pretty sure I've never 100%ed a game. Possibly Arkham Asylum, I don't remember if i actually did (but I did give it a try). Usually I don't even finish the main plot or campaign of games.

[wierd]

!00%ed:

Zelda (NES), Zelda link to the past (SNES)[This is actually "Flawless 100%", no deaths, no revisiting dungeons. I can practically speedrun this game.], Zelda OOT, Super Mario World (snes), Super mario brothers 3 (nes), Super Metroid (SNES), Mass Effect (1, 2, and 3-- All expansions too).

The sad part?  I don't really TRY for 100% completion, (except on ME, just because it affects the ending) I just have played so many times that I know where everything is in those games.

[hops]

I’ll 100% Bastion some day...

[Greiger]

I think the only game I ever legit 100%ed was Final Fantasy Tactics.(lv 99 all characters, all jobs mastered, have all monsters, completed all optional side content, including Cloud Strife and found his buster sword)  Probably not that hard really compared to other games.

[wierd]

My friend just emailed me this.

What you get when a markov chain generator writes a harry potter book.
http://botnik.org/content/harry-potter.html

All I have to say is--- Hagrid's poor furniture. What did it ever do to deserve such treatment?

[CABL]

As you see, Terraria was my closest 100% completion. Maybe one day, I'll have enough determination to complete 200 fishing quests *shudders*. The other achievements left aren't too hard, but the fishing quest one is simply tedious.

[Tiruin]

My friend just emailed me this.

What you get when a markov chain generator writes a harry potter book.
http://botnik.org/content/harry-potter.html

All I have to say is--- Hagrid's poor furniture. What did it ever do to deserve such treatment?

I found my humor thanks to that. And I read it all in their voices.
Thanks wierd. That is awesome.
I really enjoyed the third picture after the cover.

What's a Markov Chain Generator?

[wierd]

My friend just emailed me this.

What you get when a markov chain generator writes a harry potter book.
http://botnik.org/content/harry-potter.html

All I have to say is--- Hagrid's poor furniture. What did it ever do to deserve such treatment?

I found my humor thanks to that. And I read it all in their voices.
Thanks wierd. That is awesome.
I really enjoyed the third picture after the cover.

What's a Markov Chain Generator?

A markov chain generator is a program that formulates markov chains.
A markov chain is little more than a string of probabilistic guesses made by a computer, based on prior training data.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain

In this case, the training data was the previous books, and the guesses are what constitute the text. (Basically, the generator tries to guess the next word it should write, based on prior words written, using probability data from a sample set.)

[Tawa]

It must've been one hell of a markov chain generator. I've never seen one make any kind of coherent narrative at all in the past, or properly place both quotation marks around dialogue.