Stupid gamerscore w**res

[shaneyp]

Yeah, I found it gave me a reason to get back into Oblivion. Finally got all the achievements (except for those in the expansion pack) nearly a year after I first started playing.

Wow thats is hard work. You getting shivering isles? I have it doing well so far.... I think

[Tarffie]

Oblivion isn't hard work, it's just time consuming.

[Blademrk]

I'm tempted to get Shivering Isles, but I've got a few other games to get out of the way first. And yeah, Oblivion is very time consuming (but also really enjoyable)

[Butuz]

Haha @ lamers who moan about having a crap score

My score owns all yours - i have 355 gamer points!!! HUZZAH!!!!! pwnt!

Butuz

[shaneyp]

Hard work, time consuming same thing. Either way, Oblivion is still great value for money ,£25 for a game that'll give you months of gameplay = bargain

[Veles]

I couldn't stand Oblivion personally, the leveled enemies really ruined the whole game, it removed the entire point of leveling up from RPGs.

[bobrools]

back on about gamer points.
It really keeps the game going instead of trading it in for another game. It annoys me how people just go out to get gamer points, when i have been playing some games people have been boasted about their score

[Veles]

I play 360 games for fun, but I think achievements add a lot to the game, adds in little challenges you would've otherwise not thought up of. A good example of this is Dead Rising, theres lots of cool achievements that breath new life into the game, instead of going for plainly completing 72 hour mode I could go for the cool challenges they set. There are some games though where the achievements are pointless.

Enchanted Arms for example, complete the game's story and you get all 1000 points, it's a good game, but the achievements don't really add much to it like they do in games like Dead Rising.