kingdoms of amalur reckoning mods achievements

I started it on June 24 and finished it June 25, 2011. One obvious reason - DS3 is a very short game. About 12% of the players for either game just don’t really play it, and 98% of the people with the game never finish it.Ĭontrast this with Dungeon Siege III, where only a third of the players made it to the point where there game explains the plot to you, but 6% of the players who owned the game did go on to finish it.īy this metric, Dungeon Siege III, a game I disliked (but finished), was more worth finishing than Kingdoms of Amalur. Similarly, 88.6% of the people who bought the original game on Steam actually played it long enough to get through the tutorial, while 87.9% have done so on the remake. Interestingly, according to Steam achievements, only 2% of the players of the original game reached the end - same percentage as in the remake.

From my Steam achievements on the original game, I can see that I got past the “No Destiny” point, and was into the desert area leading to Adessa when I stopped playing. I’ve played the original twice before, but never finished it. No Destiny, All Determination (midgame point) Turning the Tide (completed the Adessa plot) Hero of Mel Senshir (reached final continent) According to the Steam achievement, only 2% of the people who purchased this remake on Steam have killed the final boss as of today. I finished Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning today at 51 1/2 hours, making it one of the shorter RPGs I’ve finished.

Kingdoms of amalur reckoning mods achievements