Are you a completionist?

[lyrevega]

Never completed an otome in my whole life, i only play the characters that i get attached to and i can never choose options that would make them have a sad ending
I just want to be happy with the LI that i like

 

[SmallEagle]

It is not a priorty for me, if I enjoy a game a lot I may try to complete it, but mostly I only play the routes that catch my attention

 

[Moonblink]

Never completed an otome in my whole life, i only play the characters that i get attached to and i can never choose options that would make them have a sad ending
I just want to be happy with the LI that i like

Hey!! A fellow happy endings only comrade

 

[prawnandpizza]

Yes, 99 out of 100 times I prefer to get all endings and CGs, the only exception is if the game is really really bad and if a certain ending is too difficult to get and not so important

 

[O cha]

If a game really isn't clicking with me, I'll sometimes put it down and move on to another one... but I still keep track of how far I've gotten so I can come back and 100% it someday! I usually try to get both the best and bad endings for every LI. That said, I don't go out of my way to read every single bit of dialogue or try every choice, and I often don't bother getting mid-route death endings if they aren't technically bad endings, haha.

 

[b3rryb3rry]

I have to get all CGs/endings/achievements otherwise I genuinely feel uncomfortable It feels like I didn't even actually play the game if I didn't 100% it.
I am a huge completionist though, I am way more inclined to purchase a game if it has achievements support on Steam & PlayStation.

It does suck sometimes when I force myself to play through a game I don't enjoy, but to be fair I have enjoyed a lot of otome way more upon completion! Especially when there is a secret final route that reveals a lot of lore behind the story and characters. I feel like this is especially the case for Otomate titles, I only think the story is actually good when I do the final route. I wish I could enjoy the game the whole way through though lol.

 

[Leviathan_01]

I'd say so; I like to see everything a game has to offer. I think the only game where I didn't complete everything was CupiPara, because I just couldn't be bothered to go through the other endings lol. Sometimes there are also love interests whose routes I don't really want to play, but I force myself to do them for the sake of 100% completion

 

[crisalt]

No, I often lose all my enjoyment for the game when I try to complete everything 100%. If it happens naturally, great, but if not I'm not forcing myself to sit through boring/uncomfortable stuff

 

[LivEnblem]

I feel like I haven't truly experienced a game in its entirety unless I've completed every challenge or seen every ending. another reason is that I play more thoroughly, just in case there are any interesting events I might have missed.

 

[lilillll]

Yeah. Whenever I start a game, I have to unlock all the CGs, endings, and extras. So games with stat grinding are an absolute nightmare for me.

 

[nq1nq1]

I have more to say about the progression bar.
I said I'm a completionist, but some games are not kind that it doesn't have or show the progression bar. In that situation, I do my best to complete whole the game searching wikis or videos. I think this make some games disenjoy and make me burned out.