In general, I don't give a damn about 'em. Only games i bothered to get platinum in were Demon Souls and Dark Souls. After that, why bother with any other achievements/trophies.

Nope don't care m bag log is always growing never shrinking So I don't have time to worry about trophies.

If i was a teen I would probably care more though with all that spare time on my hands.

Bayonetta, just like most of Platinum Games' games (uh), are done from an arcade-ish perspective in mind. The game reminding you how well you fared on the combat you just ended is part of their nature. Not asking for that in the game is not asking for a Platinum Games' game.

I do every trophies in every games I get... It gives something to do after completing the story mode. I voted trophies are a major selling point for me. If I see a game that can be platinumed in just a few hours I'll probably pass or wait for a price drop and when I see a game that would take like 50h and they look fun then I might pre-order the game cause I know I'll be occupied for a while.

They have grown on me, but i don't lose sleep over not getting them. And i am not one of those morons who refuse to play a game(translation: Nintendo-games) because they don't have them. Wanted to punch a guy once who said there is no incentive to play a game without them

I got to level 13 and I seem to have been stuck on it for over a year now even after playing and beating several games.

They aren't huge to me, but they're a nice feature, which allows you to explore features or areas of the game you might otherwise miss or skip over. Of course this is assuming the achievements are built properly to allow the scenario I mentioned.

Yes, and I have nothing but contempt for people who don't like trophies. If they all had one face, I would kick it.

I hate them, games should reward players in meaningful ways, not just tell them "duh, nice job, have a cookie" everytime they finish a level/mission.

I don't care too much about them, but I do kind of like them. I feel getting them is fun, and while I don't aim to get them all, they do make me do some stuff I might otherwise not do, if it's relatively painless. They can also be a nice progress indicator, depending on what kind of actions you get them for.