Sadrack's Status

Unfinished ?No significant accomplishments.

Beaten ?The main objective has been accomplished. Usually marked by the defeat of a final boss and/or viewing of credits.

Completed ?For games which are 100% done. All extras and modes have been unlocked and finished. All significant items have been collected.

438			44.9%
158			16.2%
379			38.9%

Wishlist 30

Top-Rated 181

Master Runs 7

Nintendo 3DS	2	0	3	5 Total
PlayStation 3	20	9	6	35 Total
PlayStation	5	3	9	17 Total
PSOne Classics	5	1	2	8 Total
3DS Downloads	2	0	3	5 Total
WiiWare		3	1	4 Total
Virtual Console (Wii)	3	3	5	12 Total
PC	1	13	15	31 Total
Battle.Net	1	5	8	14 Total
Steam	256	70	161	513 Total
GOG.com	67	3	15	88 Total
Virtual Console (3DS)	1	0	0	1 Total
Xbox	2	0	0	2 Total
PlayStation 2	20	11	14	45 Total
GameCube	1	7	10	19 Total
NES	3	0	35	38 Total
Nintendo DS	4	5	14	23 Total
Game Boy/Color	5	0	4	9 Total
Game Boy		1	2	3 Total
Game Boy Advance	5	3	3	11 Total
Nintendo 64	4	7	25	36 Total
Genesis / Mega Drive	1	1	2	4 Total
Wii	9	7	3	21 Total
PlayStation Portable	10	3	7	20 Total
SNES	6	2	29	41 Total
PlayStation Network	3	1	1	6 Total
PlayStation 4	2	0	2	4 Total
All Games				1015 Total

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Sadrack

about 4 weeks ago (edited)

Badges
	Minion of Bak'laag: 100+ unfinished games
	Treasure Hunter: 1000+ games
	Invincible: 10+ beat or complete in a row
	Focus: Only playing one game

Comment section cleaned because I felt like it.

Been going through my 'Graveyard of unwanted Steam games' lately and cleaning it up. A lot of games got deleted forever, while others got rescued, and others are awaiting actual trial and play. By the end, I intend to only have games I can't get rid of for various reasons in there. No more nulling games I own because I don't like them, I'll just remove them from my steam account instead.

Every game I think is worthwhile in some capacity is still on there, and will be given a fair chance before being deleted altogether, or rescued. But a good amount of them have a chance at a rescue.

Edit: Aaaand that's done with. The whole thing is cleaned up, so back to my regular backlogging stuff. Whee.

Sadrack

Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Sadrack/

Badges
	Minion of Bak'laag: 100+ unfinished games
	Treasure Hunter: 1000+ games
	Invincible: 10+ beat or complete in a row
	Focus: Only playing one game

Years of Membership: 11
Backlogging Since: 05/11/2008

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Short bio: Cynical, misanthropic, insomniac, pessimistic French Canadian hermit. 33 years old, buys too many games, plays too little. Gamer on a budget. Expert at procrastinating.

Honestly if you're reading this, odds are you already know me. I'm not what I'd consider a 'good' person. I'm more of a realist, even if the truth sucks sometimes.

If you wanna know more, why don't you ask me? Psh.

Goal for 2019: Beat as many games as possible, clean up Steam account. (596

as of the start of 2018.)

During this process, I have been going through something I call 'the great steam purge'. Simply put, over the years I have amassed a ludicrous amount of steam games, and a decent amount of them are simply... Titles I'll never play for various reasons, ever. I usually give those a shot, play them for a bit, and see if I do end up liking them, and sometimes I do... But if I don't, I have been using the 'remove games from account permanently' steam option. Each decision is weighed heavily, and not taken lightly.

Each game I remove from my steam account is done as a 'stealth delete' because I simply don't want it to show up in my memory card. I don't think anyone would care, but I want to keep what games I chose not to keep to myself.

Just as one is able to trade or sell physical games they own, I believe that steam games you bought and don't want anymore should be something you can dispose of, and thankfully steam has given that option. I realize that to some this might be ridiculous, but I actually intend to beat my backlog now and have been making efforts to actually regularly play games and beat them, while also enjoying them. I someday want that

count to be at 0, as I feel like it'll be something mentally liberating for me.

All the titles from my 'The graveyard of unwanted steam games' dump category will be given another shot, and either moved to my actual backlog, or deleted entirely. (Save a few exceptions)

I've also been finding duplicate entries and either removing them, or marking them nulled if I have another version of the game in some way. My backlog is pretty messy (In one case I had 4 duplicate entries of the SAME GAME not even different versions), but that should be sorted by the time I reach 0.