hedwards: Batman Arkham Asylum was pretty reasonable in that respect. There was a lot to do, but not so much that it was unreasonable to do everything. Assassin's Creed was like a trap designed to catch people with OCD, same for the sequel.
Asassins creed started grating on my nerves a bit before I compelted the game. No way I was going to go around trying to 100% the game. I'll try to 100% a game or get a bunch of achievements only so long as I feel entertained by the game and would like the extra challenge. Asassin's creed's main storyline was boring me out of my skull with repetetiveness without me having to hunt down every sidequest, every flag and every little easter egg.
I can't recall which episode but Extra-Credits did have an episode describing the behaviour of the people who _neeeed_ to get all the achievements and how they kinda needed help. I just can't recall which episode now, and I'm not about to go through the tasks of watching all the episodes again to pull it up. An episode on Achievements has already been linked twice. It's in the same series. I like the series, but as someone said, the voice can really annoy if you're susceptible to it.
