Here’s that URL again.
http://www.trueachievements.com/
Now, along with some other guys on RF, I had set myself a Gamerscore target (get from 38,000 to 50,000) for 2010. What I didn’t realise at the time was that you could actually set yourself goals on TrueAchievements! I set myself two goals yesterday. The first is to get to 50,000 Gamerscore and the second is to increase my Achievement completion percentage to 75%. The cool thing about the goals on there is that you can see how you are progressing – I should have set it ages ago as I quite enjoy stats and charts and stuff.
Also worth mentioning are the Boost List and the general helpfulness and clarity of the Achievement listings. If you put a game on your Boost List, it automatically puts you on a list that can be seen by other gamers who want to boost that particular game. It could be for things like trading wins on Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (let’s face it, I’m never going to win 20 matches on that game – it’s just not as smooth as Super Street Fighter IV), or serious challenges like going for the 10x Multiplier Twins and Millionaire Twins on Mutant Storm Empire (something that requires two people). The Achievement listings themselves are very clear, and most have individual guides specific to that individual Achievement, so rather than having to wade through a long walkthrough, you can just find the one that’s giving you trouble and find some advice.
So, that URL again: http://www.trueachievements.com/ If you like getting Achievements, take pride in your Gamerscore, or just like stats, check it out.
