In many games, especially single player games, achievements/trophies flesh out the game beyond it conventional ending, so that makes perfect sense in some ways. Say you've already finished the story, then the hard mode, then gotten all the various "clean-up" trophies. Sometimes there's nothing left. It varies from game to game, and person to person. I STILL play with new players in the EDF games on Vita, even though I platted them over 2 years ago, and still work towards 100% solo completion, because it's fun to me. What you're describing IS a real thing however. I'm in 2 EDF groups on PSN, and I see guys bail as soon as they get the plat. The group mentality is to "pay it forward", so if somebody is a perpetual leech, it can bite them in ass later. Annnd I've deviated a bit too much. I guess my point is, getting a plat or 1000 in a game is often a pretty good indicator of how much a game has been plundered. 

I loved that game. Almost as much as KOTOR. I have Inquisition. It's been sitting for quite a while, and will likely be the last EA game I ever buy/play. I skipped DA2 based on what I read.

I have 100% every Dragon Age game thus far.

Dragon Age 2's criticisms were most certainly relevant, but even with such detraction's... It was still an enjoyable title, it just could have been so much more or maybe just a DLC/Expansion to Origins.
Inquisition I couldn't get enough of.

What does it say when you think they are dumb and pointless, but still go after them

I don’t care about trophies/achievements at all as 90% of them are only obtainable by performing tedious and mundane tasks that have no added value to a game whatsoever and the rest are story or progression based which everyone gets without doing anything special besides just playing the game. Moreover actually getting them nets you exactly zero reward. I’ve completed Uncharted 4 with a 4% trophy completion rate, and I couldn’t care less because I’ve seen everything anyway. And then there’s the ‘hidden trophies’, which is the dumbest idea ever. Everyone interested is just going to look up a full list because who is going to endlessly try out all kinds of random stuff and hope they stumble upon a hidden trophy? The percentage rates of most non-story based trophies, that are also unlikely to be accidentally attained, are also always so low that it proves hardly anyone really cares about them, and that there are actually only a relative handful of ‘trophy hunters’ out there.

Anyway rant aside, by your definitions I’d be a combination of ‘Master of their Trade’, but without the trophy hunting, and ‘Story Gamer’.

Hardcore sound like it's the closest for me, although 60-80 % sounds a bit high. That said, I suppose it depends. It's definitely not an uncommon range for me, it's just that some games have really hard trophies and I end up in the 20-30 % range or even lower.

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These are usually used to keep the achievement/trophy list spoiler free. Most commonly used for story achievements.

I go for all trophies humanly possible, that is ones I can achieve with my skills in a reasonable frame of time.

It took me 2 months to do 38% of DmC Devil May Cry. I stopped playing. Picked it up 2 years later and platinumed it at 84%. Played it after a few months to do the DLC trophies. Picked it up on PS4 and got 50% trophies.

GT 6 took me 5 months to get 40% trophies. I played it sparingly for the next 2 years and reached 85% trophies. Don't have the 7900 miles.

I stop playing completely if there is an obnoxious trophy. SC 5 has one for moving 87k m. That's crazy for a fighting game. If I move 100 meters a day it will take me 870 days playing it daily and doing like 20 matches. I absolutely hate that fucking trophy, its not even skill based.

I have 90%+ trophies on like 25 games and 80%+ on 100 games so yes I'm hardcore.

I guess I am a story gamer, then. I enjoy a game for what it is, not for what kind of trophies it offers. But still I try to see as much of game as possible, if the game is good. Like, I usually want to collect 100% of the items in a Metroid game. I searched for all hidden memories in BotW, though I would never waste my time and collect all 900 Korok seeds.

Trophies are a waste of time and effort in my eyes. A game should be entertaining enough without them. I disabled the pop up icon immediately on the PS3 and 4.

Speaking of BotW, the Korok seeds may not be trophies per se but you actually get a reward for finding all 900, and it's a pile of golden shit. Literally. Does anyone else beside me belive that this is nothing other than the developers making fun of trophy hunters? :D

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