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WADDO123's avatar
4 years ago

Can't you remove HZ achievements

Since this game came out the player base has been in a decline but I stayed hopful and knew something had to change and stuck with the game I played it when everyone else was asking why and simply it was all down to achievements I'm an player that like to 100% the games I play and most of the achievements were quite tough but doable while some like hazard zone are down right horrendous first off it takes me forever to find a game due to lack of players but if I make it past and get in we are plagued with bugs I have no ADS bugs and have to leave we have teammates disconnecting the AI are shooting at me way out of normal engagement range giving away positions and hitting with spot on accuracy maybe I'm not the best at the mode but even the core mechanics of the mode are trash and then you go and tie 3 achievements to it 

Escape artist - extract 25 times from HZ

Pack rat - extract with 50 data drives

Clean exit - extract without anyone dying

I'm simply making a post to ask if you can either remove the achievements or replace them with core mode ones because the way it's looking if the HZ player base drops anymore this game will be impossible for completionists not many are gonna care about my post and devs might never see it but I love playing I'm just tired to see the state that it is in and how bad these 3 specific achievements/trophies are I was working my way across achievements waiting for S1 and now with that delay and having everything but HZ I have no choice but to leave there is no rewarding feeling from this game at the moment I hope that can turn around 

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  • Chances of them removing/changing achievements are slim to none - I recommend asking on Reddit or Discord if people wanna participate in a small scale HZ event so you can guarantee matches.

    XboxAchievements.org/.com will most likely host a game night to help people 100% their lists so I suggest creating an account if you haven't already

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