Finding them is pretty easy, xboxachievements has clear lists with methodical breakdowns of how to approach the game, though seconding what was said above trueachievements sound ideal for you, they offer a ratio showing how easy an achievement is based on how many tracked gamers have managed to get it, so much better than gamerscore!

I think how you get them is personal to you, with witcher 3 looking thoroughly at a list and seeing all the secret, plot revealing achievements could potentially ruin it for you. Though knowing approaching a challenge in a particular way will get you an achievement can be really rewarding.

There's a method in looking at lists and using the information to enhance your experience whilst not detracting from the game by reducing it to ticking off predictable boxes.

Certain RPG's tick a lot of your boxes, Bioware cater well for gay characters with same sex romance options throughout the Dragon Age and Mass Effect trilogies. The Fallout games have possibilities too. There's also an extensive list of games with female gay characters on Wikipedia so you might have some luck there.

The mass effect games, dragons dogma, south park the stick of truth, all good if you haven't played them.

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I've played 1, 2, 2 Brotherhood and 4. I would absolutely recommend playing those. In terms of order, I would start with 2. The story, characters, setting and gameplay are awesome, some people consider it the strongest entry.

Brotherhood adds some deeply cool elements and continues the story, has everything great about AC2.

Black Flag has so much going on, I couldn't stop playing it. There's a free roaming naval warfare aspect with your ship, all the parkour and sword fighting, and the main protagonist actually develops and changes with the events of the story.

I don't think AC has a steep learning curve, you're introduced gradually to it's gameplay while the scene is set. This is great as you get to grips with it.

I haven't played the other entries, but with Revelations, AC3, Rogue and Unity not being as widely acclaimed, and given the huge amount of content in the one's that are, I haven't felt the need as yet.

If you do play and enjoy them, it could be fun to go back and play the first one, but if you're worried about plot continuity I'm not sure it's as important in AC as it might be for other games. If the modern day narrative sections intrigue you and you want to know more, could be cool to do.

The Orange Box is great. Dragon Age Origins and The Witcher 2 are definitely worth a look if you're at all into fantasy RPG's.

Awesome collection btw

I've got a decent variety, it looks like this if you're interested:

xcom, black flag, absolution, darksiders, borderlands, warcraft frozen throne, lego star wars, planescape, jedi outcast, skate 2, bayonetta, mark of the ninja, baldurs gate throne of bhaal, ballad of gay tony, red dead undead nightmare, horizon, c&c tiberium wars, monkey island 2, tomb raider gol, brigmore witches

Out of interest what's your average time getting back into it?

In a bit of a funk at the moment, got some great games in my backlog but lose interest after 10-15 mins playing. Either the game is too hard, leading to frustration and it feeling like work, or it's too easy for any sense of satisfaction.

Any tips for anyone else who's had this?

Ah ok, thanks

Hi, I have a question I hope someone can help me with:

I'm trying to sell several games that came with extra content. I was wondering is the dlc a one time, one install deal for me the original owner, or can I delete it from my hard drive ready for whomever I sell it to to use.? Do I just sell it as a standard version in that case?

Any help would be appreciated