Have you ever 100%'ed a Bethesda RPG?

>>3778884 (OP)
>100%'ed
No, I don't like ruining my enjoyment of video games.

>>3778892
But don't you get a dopamine hit knowing you've completed everything? :3

Few years ago I replayed Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim back to back. I did everything within the bounds of roleplaying a particular character (e.g. joining every faction and completing every questline is retarded imo) and I did explore every dungeon in all of Morrowind which was cool, many were boring but a handful I had never seen before in all these years and had interesting little surprises in them.
I was burnt out after doing so and in oblivion/skyrim I only did dungeons that had a quest attached to them in some way, I did not do the random filler dungeons.

>>3778884 (OP)
yeah i completed everything in oblivion on PS3. Took maybe 200 hours?

>>3779416
Probably not. It's a video game.

>>3778884 (OP)
Yeah I 100% Skyrim and did almost all quests/questlines in Morrowind.
Massive waste of time.

>>3782893
>Massive waste of time.
What compelled you to do it?

>>3778884 (OP)
What does it mean to 100% the game? Completing every quest?

>>3782903
Doing everything you physically can.

>>3778884 (OP)
God lord no, I don't think I've managed to stomach more than a couple hours of any of their games.

>>3782896
I don't know. Autism and retardation, maybe

>>3782989
What were the highlights/lowest lows of the experience in your opinion?

>>3783014
I actually enjoyed absorbing all the lore and reading many of the in-game books when I was doing all the Morrowind questlines. But most of it was just going from point A to point B and killing cliffracers, which got pretty mind-numbing after a while.

I don't remember much about my Skyrim 100%ing other than feeling relieved at the end and deciding to mod the fuck out the game with a bunch of coomer shit afterwards.

Both games are pretty comfy so it's not like they were painful to play, but I didn't really get anything out of it, not even much of a sense of accomplishment.

>>3778892
here you go, King. you dropped this.

>>3783158
Kino. I never 100%ed Morrowind but definitely got pretty high up there, and similarly spent more time organizing/collecting for my library than anything my last few play sessions

>>3778884 (OP)
Yes, Morrowind, Oblivion, FO3, FNV and Skyrim.
Will also 100% ES6 if it's not complete garbage even though I know it will be

Explored, Looted, & Quested the entirety of Fallout 3, Nev Vegas, & Skyrim on the Xbox 360 back in the day, along with all the DLCs besides Hearthfire (who gives a shit about building a cottage?) I was depressed at the time though so besides addiction of a sorts there was definitely a high degree of escapism. When Fallout 4 came out I preordered it & stopped playing after a week.

>>3786245
>(who gives a shit about building a cottage?)
White people

i spent many hours in morrowind but i'm sure i never got close to 100%, that was never the point to me. even less of a point doing it in oblivion or skyrim since exploration is just so fucking dull in comparison.

i don't think ever even broke the stats by stacking intelligence potions or whatever, like most of you seem to enjoy doing. god mode and icarian flight scrolls wore off pretty quickly.

>>3779416
Uh, no, actually. That's probably why my life is a mess.

>>3786315
>i don't think ever even broke the stats by stacking intelligence potions or whatever, like most of you seem to enjoy doing.
Childhood is doing this
Adulthood is not doing this

>>3786337
okay. but even then people constantly say things like, this game is unplayable because you can break the skills system in this certain way. i'm like, have you tried just, you know, not doing that?