Microsoft's own system shows a 75% completion rate for that achievement.
What I don't get is what exactly is the big deal about it. Those 25% are people who downloaded it but didn't play it, or who used a console command or a mod that disabled the achievements.
Considering that you literally get to space and get that achievement in the first 25 minutes of the game. I would argue that people didn't really have the time to think "Well, no, this isn't for me". And those that did install it and played less than that didn't see any of the system the game has to offer short of mining and therefore I would classify them as "people who downloaded it but didn't play it".
20% of GoW Ragnarok players didnt beat the first fight with Thor.
46% of Horizon Forbidden West players didn't even actually make it into the Forbidden West (player count likely very elevated by this being a bundled game for awhile)
Achievement data is never a good indicator of the quality of a game. Fact is way too many people buy games and never play them
i haven't gotten that achievement... then again i have not started it yet. It's installed on my SX and so is Lies of P. That is the one I really want to play and will get around to SF at some point.
Go watch a walkthrough, 25 minutes is how long you take from getting control of your character to getting control of the first ship. Like, if you think you took longer than that you either went exploring on your own without the ship or your notion of time is just screwed.
Something like that. A couple, particularly on PC, might have started the game with mods or used a console command and that disables the achievements as well. But the vast majority of "players" without this achievement should be folks who downloaded but did not play it for one reason or another.
I was on the first planet for 10 Hours just because I was doing the survey tasks and messing around with outposts. I sort of used it to familiarize myself with all the systems. Having a blast with it. I’m not the least bit offended at people not liking it. Good news is if you don’t like it, there couldn’t be a better year to play something else. Can’t wait to see all the negative comments to a completely honest and positive comment.
True achievements only tracks those who have signed up, they're talking about what Xbox is showing.
Honestly, this seems pretty normal. A good number of people oftentimes buy, install, check it out, and then just never do anything for a long time if at all. I assume even moreso with Game Pass.
Probably explains why No Man's Sky suddenly have a huge rise in number of players. You can go into space, provided you fix the spacecraft, straight away. Usually an hour or less.
@Anast so you were playing it for Less than ten minutes before hearing this breaking news that It takes 12 hours so stopped playing and therefore never made it to space? Sure thing buddy.
Just watched a video last night talking about the iconic cracked Alien Egg in the original Alien trailer featuring that line "in space no one can hear you scream".
No. I spent 10 hours in a single area of Jemison before I even started playing the missions. Same can be done of really most any location. Just keep scanning the horizon and find a new location pop up. Rinse and repeat until there is no more areas to find. then you can move on. I have yet to fully explore even a single grid. Even the 10hrs stint on Jemison had more areas in the distance I spotted and did not completely explore.
These kinds of numbers are no surprise to anyone who looks at achievement data. If you compare this Fallout 4 trophy data, you’ll similarly see more than 25% or more players that never reach level 5 or don’t finish the first main mission. Even a crowd pleaser like “Guardians of the Galaxy” will see more than 25% of players fail to complete the first missions.
The tracker site says 100% of the gamers got this achievement.
What am I missing?
Probably explains why No Man's Sky suddenly have a huge rise in number of players. You can go into space, provided you fix the spacecraft, straight away. Usually an hour or less.
In Space nobody can hear you scream
They explore the planet
These kinds of numbers are no surprise to anyone who looks at achievement data. If you compare this Fallout 4 trophy data, you’ll similarly see more than 25% or more players that never reach level 5 or don’t finish the first main mission. Even a crowd pleaser like “Guardians of the Galaxy” will see more than 25% of players fail to complete the first missions.