Armenius
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I never go into a game caring about getting the achievements, but in this case it was the thing I focused on that helped me get through the game. I always try to play through a game at least once first. Being a completionist I'll then go back and hunt for achievements that I did not get through the natural course of gameplay.You and I look for very different things from this game. For instance, the achievements are invisible to me, I don't look for them, try to earn them, or care what they are. I am not interested in them and they are just not on my RADAR. I understand that there was something lacking in what you look for in this game and that earning the achievements was something you decided to do short of just completely abandoning the game, that you felt you wanted something out of it for your money and that you found the experience lacking.
As others said in their own way above, and you yourself basically hit on, we all have what we want as an experience, some of us get it, and some don't. The ones that don't get what they were hoping for see the game as a failure but those that did get what they wanted are still playing and still enjoying what Bethesda delivered even if it is with a big helping hand from some modders.
It will probably be the same for me soon with Anthem. I saw early videos hyping the game and am hoping they can deliver on what they showed us, a friendly coop title where a few friends can load up and go hunting together. But it's an EA game and I think there is a very good chance that reality isn't going to measure up at all.