Want to know how to get achevements easier, I have 3205 Gamerscore

If you want easy gamerscore fast, then sign up to a rental sight. My friend is doing that atm. He started a new gamertag and wanted GS quickly so he started renting games that have easy achievements.

Go to an achievement website like www.xbox360achievements.org and find an achievement guide or get strategys for games you have.

You play the game, its that simple.

This is a little sad. Why on earth would you be so concerned with gamerscore? Are people making fun of your low score? Let 'em, who cares. The one and only reason mine is at 17000 is because I work at a video store and rent a new game every week, so if ou're that desperate, get a job at blockbuster. If you were to look closer at mine, I have a Achievement Completion rate of under 30%. That is because I have the attention span of an A.D.D goldfish, and no one should want to emulate that.

It just takes time. Just buy a lot of games and play them LOL! That's how I got my 40,000 or so gamerscore. I didn't even try getting achievements. I just played the game. Now if I actually went for all the achievements, I'd have like a million gamerscore by now.

It just takes time. Just buy a lot of games and play them LOL! That's how I got my 40,000 or so gamerscore. I didn't even try getting achievements. I just played the game. Now if I actually went for all the achievements, I'd have like a million gamerscore by now.

DrakesDeception

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It just takes time. Just buy a lot of games and play them LOL! That's how I got my 40,000 or so gamerscore. I didn't even try getting achievements. I just played the game. Now if I actually went for all the achievements, I'd have like a million gamerscore by now.

wwervin

... and why are people so concerned with this meaningless number in the first place?

... and why are people so concerned with this meaningless number in the first place?

rattleheadxyz

some people just get addicted to getting G's, a friend of mine has sunk hours into crud games and got nearly 60k gamerscore.

i think some people do it for bragging rights to be honest, check out my 50,000 gamerscore im a hardcore gamer :P

and advice, just enjoy your games, im on 25k gamerscore and its taken me nearly 5 years and nearly 70 games LOL theres no rush for G's

some people just get addicted to getting G's, a friend of mine has sunk hours into crud games and got nearly 60k gamerscore.

i think some people do it for bragging rights to be honest, check out my 50,000 gamerscore im a hardcore gamer :P

and advice, just enjoy your games, im on 25k gamerscore and its taken me nearly 5 years and nearly 70 games LOL theres no rush for G's

colganraz

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some people just get addicted to getting G's, a friend of mine has sunk hours into crud games and got nearly 60k gamerscore.

i think some people do it for bragging rights to be honest, check out my 50,000 gamerscore im a hardcore gamer :P

and advice, just enjoy your games, im on 25k gamerscore and its taken me nearly 5 years and nearly 70 games LOL theres no rush for G's

penpusher

If someone has a gamerscore, say over 50k, than he probably is a pretty hardcore gamer. Even if someone is just trying his very best to get a high GS he most likely is still a hardcore gamer as a casual gamer wouldn't care about such things.

I don't go out of my way to get a high GS, as in, you won't see me buy every possible games, terrible one included, just to get a higher score. Achievements act as replay value to me, i'll never consider a game truly over as long as i didn't get all of the achievements in it, exception made for multiplayer achievements.

Play more games. It's pretty simple.Victors_Valiant

[QUOTE="colganraz"]

some people just get addicted to getting G's, a friend of mine has sunk hours into crud games and got nearly 60k gamerscore.

i think some people do it for bragging rights to be honest, check out my 50,000 gamerscore im a hardcore gamer :P

and advice, just enjoy your games, im on 25k gamerscore and its taken me nearly 5 years and nearly 70 games LOL theres no rush for G's

penpusher

some people just get addicted to getting G's, a friend of mine has sunk hours into crud games and got nearly 60k gamerscore.

i think some people do it for bragging rights to be honest, check out my 50,000 gamerscore im a hardcore gamer :P

and advice, just enjoy your games, im on 25k gamerscore and its taken me nearly 5 years and nearly 70 games LOL theres no rush for G's

This is a little sad. Why on earth would you be so concerned with gamerscore? Are people making fun of your low score? Let 'em, who cares. The one and only reason mine is at 17000 is because I work at a video store and rent a new game every week, so if ou're that desperate, get a job at blockbuster. If you were to look closer at mine, I have a Achievement Completion rate of under 30%. That is because I have the attention span of an A.D.D goldfish, and no one should want to emulate that.

Misfire704

I HATE gamerpoints and trophies.

If you just try a game out and it turns out to suck you have it on your console forever and you have 0 out of 1000 gamerpoints.

Games that you play that you end up liking and beating you rarely get over 500-600 gamerpoints unless you sink a ton of hours into it.

I play all games on the hardest difficulty and when I beat them I usually have between 400-600 points. I think the highest I have is Modern Warfare and RDR which are both at around 800.

The point is......who gives a frak about gamerscore?

If you want to up yours then just play the games you want to play on the hardest difficulty and beat them. If you do that every game you beat will give you at least 400 gamerpoints. Doing all these stupid, mundane tasks to get 5 gamerpoints is idiotic. I have NEVER gotten a gamerpoint going out of my way to do something. EVERYONE I have gotten came in the course of just enjoying the game. Now I am a hardcore gamer and that is what I play all my games on the hardest difficulty because most games now-a-days are pretty easy anyways. But I only have like 17K on the 360 and I have no idea what I have on the PS3. It doesn't matter man just enjoy the games you play.

Play more games and look for walkthroughs for some achievements

Man how I wish I had time to ace every achievement, they're so addictive.

here is a list of games with easy achievements. avatar :the burning earth NBA 2K6 night at the mueseum 2 TMNT CSI hard evidencee cloudy with a chance of meatballs up surfs up Peter Jackson's king kong TERMINATOR Salvation CSI deadly intent fifa 06 road to the world cup Open Season spiderman friend or foe Cars NHL2k6assasins creed 2 bionicle heroes shrek the thirddante251299

I HATE gamerpoints and trophies.

If you just try a game out and it turns out to suck you have it on your console forever and you have 0 out of 1000 gamerpoints.

Games that you play that you end up liking and beating you rarely get over 500-600 gamerpoints unless you sink a ton of hours into it.

I play all games on the hardest difficulty and when I beat them I usually have between 400-600 points. I think the highest I have is Modern Warfare and RDR which are both at around 800.

The point is......who gives a frak about gamerscore?

If you want to up yours then just play the games you want to play on the hardest difficulty and beat them. If you do that every game you beat will give you at least 400 gamerpoints. Doing all these stupid, mundane tasks to get 5 gamerpoints is idiotic. I have NEVER gotten a gamerpoint going out of my way to do something. EVERYONE I have gotten came in the course of just enjoying the game. Now I am a hardcore gamer and that is what I play all my games on the hardest difficulty because most games now-a-days are pretty easy anyways. But I only have like 17K on the 360 and I have no idea what I have on the PS3. It doesn't matter man just enjoy the games you play.

BrettFavor1185

I HATE gamerpoints and trophies.

If you just try a game out and it turns out to suck you have it on your console forever and you have 0 out of 1000 gamerpoints.

Games that you play that you end up liking and beating you rarely get over 500-600 gamerpoints unless you sink a ton of hours into it.

I play all games on the hardest difficulty and when I beat them I usually have between 400-600 points. I think the highest I have is Modern Warfare and RDR which are both at around 800.

The point is......who gives a frak about gamerscore?

If you want to up yours then just play the games you want to play on the hardest difficulty and beat them. If you do that every game you beat will give you at least 400 gamerpoints. Doing all these stupid, mundane tasks to get 5 gamerpoints is idiotic. I have NEVER gotten a gamerpoint going out of my way to do something. EVERYONE I have gotten came in the course of just enjoying the game. Now I am a hardcore gamer and that is what I play all my games on the hardest difficulty because most games now-a-days are pretty easy anyways. But I only have like 17K on the 360 and I have no idea what I have on the PS3. It doesn't matter man just enjoy the games you play.

BrettFavor1185

Maybe in the future we'll get awarded for our achievements and all the achievement hunters will laugh at us, the hardcore gamers .

Maybe in the future we'll get awarded for our achievements and all the achievement hunters will laugh at us, the hardcore gamers .

Tsuyoi94

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Maybe in the future we'll get awarded for our achievements and all the achievement hunters will laugh at us, the hardcore gamers .

chaoscougar1

Forgot about the lag thread i posted two days ago ..? and besides i didn't mean i'm a hardcore gamer or that achievement hunters are only casual gamers .. gee open your mind .

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="Tsuyoi94"]

Maybe in the future we'll get awarded for our achievements and all the achievement hunters will laugh at us, the hardcore gamers .

Tsuyoi94

Forgot about the lag thread i posted two days ago ..? and besides i didn't mean i'm a hardcore gamer or that achievement hunters are only casual gamers .. gee open your mind .

"All Achievement hunters will laugh at us, the hardcore gamers" Now there are generally two types of gamers, casual and hardcore. I also believe that 'us' would include yourself. Therefore achievement hunters = casual gamers, by your logic. Gee, think out your comment before you post..

I don't care for achievements much but if you want to get achievements easier get a RPG game. All you do is play through the game normally to earn achievements. I would check the achievements of the RPGs first. They got ones that may require doing something that you can't go back and do later. For example in Blue Dragon there is one for protecting the wagons and having it take no damage at all. If I would of known probably would of done it but oh well.

Oh and speaking of that game the second disc won't read which is just great. Oh well at least I got my receipt still so I can return it. Damn used games at Gamestop! lol Man they take just about anything almost unless theres a note for them to read that says it don't work. Hope they will just swap out the discs for me instead of trading the whole thing back.

practice

When You Start A Game For The First Time Open The Achievement List And Look For The Ones You Can Pick Off Through Out The Lvl And What Not Im Just An Achievemet Whore And Any Game Is Fun To Me =)

AFAIK if you've got 0 achievements you can erase it off your gamerhistory. Question is why do people here think that going after gamerscore is idiotic or something like that? Some people like earning GS, but it's absurd if you'll overdo it. I'm not that concerned to about that GS thing, I just like to get certain achievements if they pose a challenge. That way I can prove that I have really done it.heatsinkhole

Incorrect. If you put a game in your Xbox 360 and start it up while signed into your gamertag it is there forever. You can't delte it. Trust me I would if I could. You can't do it on PS3 either. I have like 5 games with 0 gamerpoints b/c I tried them out and they were terrible. Plus there are a few football games on there that I have like 50-100 on. It's no big deal really b/c I really don't care about gamerpoints at all, but I am a little OCD about completing things so it does bother me on some level that I can't even test out a game without it permanently remaining on my console. Sure you could use a throw away offline tag, but every game I play has good reviews and I assume I will like. 9 times out of 10 I will like it and even when I don't it is usually decent enough to at least finish, but sometimes games just aren't my taste or are down right terrible. Borderlands was one of those games....Tons of people loved it, but I can't play a game with absolutely no storyline. Collecting things is fun, but without something driving me to collect these things I lose interest quick. Another game was Hitman: Blood Money. I like the Hitman series and this game got good reviews, but it was just slow and boring to me.

[QUOTE="heatsinkhole"]AFAIK if you've got 0 achievements you can erase it off your gamerhistory. Question is why do people here think that going after gamerscore is idiotic or something like that? Some people like earning GS, but it's absurd if you'll overdo it. I'm not that concerned to about that GS thing, I just like to get certain achievements if they pose a challenge. That way I can prove that I have really done it.BrettFavor1185

Incorrect. If you put a game in your Xbox 360 and start it up while signed into your gamertag it is there forever. You can't delte it. Trust me I would if I could. You can't do it on PS3 either. I have like 5 games with 0 gamerpoints b/c I tried them out and they were terrible. Plus there are a few football games on there that I have like 50-100 on. It's no big deal really b/c I really don't care about gamerpoints at all, but I am a little OCD about completing things so it does bother me on some level that I can't even test out a game without it permanently remaining on my console. Sure you could use a throw away offline tag, but every game I play has good reviews and I assume I will like. 9 times out of 10 I will like it and even when I don't it is usually decent enough to at least finish, but sometimes games just aren't my taste or are down right terrible. Borderlands was one of those games....Tons of people loved it, but I can't play a game with absolutely no storyline. Collecting things is fun, but without something driving me to collect these things I lose interest quick. Another game was Hitman: Blood Money. I like the Hitman series and this game got good reviews, but it was just slow and boring to me.

ah no champ, you are incorrect. If the game has 0 gamerscore/0 achievements you can delete it from your games played

Gamerscore means nothing

im sorry but, who the hell cares? honestly, who cares? not trying to sound disrespectful but really, who cares? i never said wowww look at that gamerscore!!!

[QUOTE="BrettFavor1185"]

[QUOTE="heatsinkhole"]AFAIK if you've got 0 achievements you can erase it off your gamerhistory. Question is why do people here think that going after gamerscore is idiotic or something like that? Some people like earning GS, but it's absurd if you'll overdo it. I'm not that concerned to about that GS thing, I just like to get certain achievements if they pose a challenge. That way I can prove that I have really done it.chaoscougar1

Incorrect. If you put a game in your Xbox 360 and start it up while signed into your gamertag it is there forever. You can't delte it. Trust me I would if I could. You can't do it on PS3 either. I have like 5 games with 0 gamerpoints b/c I tried them out and they were terrible. Plus there are a few football games on there that I have like 50-100 on. It's no big deal really b/c I really don't care about gamerpoints at all, but I am a little OCD about completing things so it does bother me on some level that I can't even test out a game without it permanently remaining on my console. Sure you could use a throw away offline tag, but every game I play has good reviews and I assume I will like. 9 times out of 10 I will like it and even when I don't it is usually decent enough to at least finish, but sometimes games just aren't my taste or are down right terrible. Borderlands was one of those games....Tons of people loved it, but I can't play a game with absolutely no storyline. Collecting things is fun, but without something driving me to collect these things I lose interest quick. Another game was Hitman: Blood Money. I like the Hitman series and this game got good reviews, but it was just slow and boring to me.

ah no champ, you are incorrect. If the game has 0 gamerscore/0 achievements you can delete it from your games played

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[QUOTE="BrettFavor1185"]

Incorrect. If you put a game in your Xbox 360 and start it up while signed into your gamertag it is there forever. You can't delte it. Trust me I would if I could. You can't do it on PS3 either. I have like 5 games with 0 gamerpoints b/c I tried them out and they were terrible. Plus there are a few football games on there that I have like 50-100 on. It's no big deal really b/c I really don't care about gamerpoints at all, but I am a little OCD about completing things so it does bother me on some level that I can't even test out a game without it permanently remaining on my console. Sure you could use a throw away offline tag, but every game I play has good reviews and I assume I will like. 9 times out of 10 I will like it and even when I don't it is usually decent enough to at least finish, but sometimes games just aren't my taste or are down right terrible. Borderlands was one of those games....Tons of people loved it, but I can't play a game with absolutely no storyline. Collecting things is fun, but without something driving me to collect these things I lose interest quick. Another game was Hitman: Blood Money. I like the Hitman series and this game got good reviews, but it was just slow and boring to me.

colganraz

ah no champ, you are incorrect. If the game has 0 gamerscore/0 achievements you can delete it from your games played

Play more gamezzzzz

I personally don't care what my score is never care for the whole system , thought it was lame .