thirtysmooth said:missiloon said:if logistical will not be added to the spam achievement list, wouldn't that be unfair to those who played Zup! ? You have to play the game as well.. sounds to me like the same excuse.
...and the average time taken to unlock each achievement.
The difference between these two games is that you can unlock multiple achievements in Zup! in a matter of minutes, where the achievements in Logistical take hours upon hours. The completion time difference between the two is huge.
This is definitely a bit of a false positive since the average Logistical player semi-idles the game and usually plays it while watching TV or playing something else at the same time. It's a lot of "set order, wait, set order, wait".
I feel like Logistical would have probably been fine as one game, since Steam capped any single game to 5000 achievements, but Logistical as a series is the exact same game/gameplay over and over with new town names and an incredibly bloated value with its insanely overly-granular achievements. The developer shows no signs of slowing down and has already released tens of thousands of achievements into the Steam platform, all for solving very simple "puzzles" which are each easier than a Zup level, for example.
Games like Payday 2 and ToME are certainly pressing up into this realm because of their stacking difficulty achievements which basically multi-award you for the same achievement, although it IS typical for most players to work their way up the difficulty levels as they are learning the game since both games are quite difficult and have steep learning curves (even Portal 1 has stacking difficulty achievements which multi-award if you complete Gold medal level). Games like Dofus/PPU/Zaccaria have many achievements but each is a fairly separate/involved/skill-based task for the most part so I can't consider them as spam.