How much do you care about achievement points?

They're a nice touch; I'm a sucker for collectibles so if I'm in the right mood I'll spend a while actively trying to get them. I suppose it's just another activity to do; just the same as I might have spent time trying to pull off glitches or 'easter eggs' back when....

Otherwise, I'm not awfully bothered. I'll usually scan over the list and see if there's anything I may as well pick up, they also sometimes give a bit more of an overview of what to expect in the game, too.

It depends on the game....

Like... Bulletstorm... those Achievements were freaking HILARIOUS and I just had to try.

Bulletstorm has some awesome achievements. Overall, I don't really care. I enjoyed games prior to achievements that just had miscellaneous side-quest/rewards. I don't need some trophy to show off how much of a game I've explored.

Oh, I forgot to add. While its fun to get achievements and stuff...I have never cared what my gamerscore was. Some people are all like get the game for xbox so i can play it i need the achievement points!! its like...why does it matter?

If the achievements make me laugh, I'm more likely to go for em, but it's not something I usually do.

I would like to get a lot more TF2 achievements <:

I just like playing te game first then getting all the unlockables

I'll check out the achievments and if they look interesting I'll go for it but it really depends on how fun the game is and how outrageous the achievments are. Some are just ridiculous to go for and some are just ridiculously easy, so it really just depends on the game.

Depends on the game really, I normally try to go for all the achievements. It's hard to beat the game 4 or 5 times to get them if it's not that great of a game. The Call of Duty's I normally go for all the achievements, except for black ops because the Veteran Campaign is impossible. I don't know it really depends on how much I like the game I guess.

Only game I've cared about achievements for is heavy rain. Totally awesome game

I don't care about Achievments or there points, not even a little bit.

I mean: What is a game that can only keep itself alive with the help of Achievments? In my opinion that's not really a game anymore it's a "who's got the biggest ****?" Challenge for the achievment hunters.