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Gamer archetype
Completionist
The game isn't done until 100% completion. You respect the developers enough to see everything they built. The achievement notification sound is music to your ears.
Compatibility
Shared drive for perfection and a logical approach
Shared thoroughness in exploring every corner of a game
Finisher vs collector — opposite philosophies
With 2,088 hours of playtime, you're a true "Completionist". Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter alone accounts for 166 hours — a level of dedication that speaks for itself. You've played 68% of your 251-game library — the remaining 80 titles would take about 4 more years to clear at your current pace.
Detected Habits
- ▸Sitting at 42% completion is unbearable — you're chasing every last percent
- ▸Immediately checking a guide after the credits to find everything you missed
- ▸Insisting the game isn't "done" until 100% achievements
- ▸Refusing to touch the main story until every side quest is cleared
Playstyle Strengths
- ◆The drive to see everything through to 100%
- ◆Methodical thoroughness that misses nothing
- ◆A deep respect for the craft by experiencing every detail developers built
From Your Party's Perspective
Your 166 hours in Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter represent total mastery. Your party treats you as the encyclopedia for that game. On the other hand, answering "did you finish it?" with "I saw the ending but I'm not done yet" has made your definition of "completion" a standing inside joke.
Library
251 games