Anyone else here a completionist when it comes to retro games?

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2016-01-25 03:02:44 Post No. 2941974
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Anonymous 2016-01-25 03:02:44 Post No. 2941974 [Report]

Anyone else here a completionist when it comes to retro games? Where do you draw the line? Max level? Min-maxing stats? 99 of all equipment?

I'd be curious how some of you guys approach games that don't have entirely clear objectives for a "perfect" save file, like RPGs with mutually-exclusive quests or multiple alignment paths. Games like Elder Scrolls, for instance.

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Anonymous 2016-01-25 03:38:08 Post No.2942035
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Anonymous 2016-01-25 03:38:08 Post No.2942035 [Report]

When I play the original Warcraft I can't help but strip the entire map of wood and gold before I finish the mission

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Anonymous 2016-01-25 04:12:07 Post No.2942096
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Anonymous 2016-01-25 04:12:07 Post No.2942096 [Report]

I need to beat all the secret/super bosses

that's the main thing really

if I have the option of an easy fight or a hard fight I'll always take the hard way every time

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Anonymous 2016-01-25 04:20:49 Post No.2942115
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Anonymous 2016-01-25 04:20:49 Post No.2942115 [Report]

Mainly just play and beat the game. I always go for the hardest difficulty setting and absolutely no cheating or shortcuts. And if there are bonuses such as secret things you can unlock, i have to unlock them all.

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Anonymous 2016-01-25 08:32:03 Post No.2942557
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Anonymous 2016-01-25 08:32:03 Post No.2942557 [Report]

If I have beaten every boss/level on the hardest difficulty setting I consider it completed.

I only grind score or stats to the point that it unlocks something.