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Because like many Steam features, the simplest solution is to just ignore them.
i want to try out that notes feature,
but i care nothing for the achievements and hate the popups that they come with
Now, the stuff on the library pages, that's next on the hitlist.
If as you state they distract you from the experience why do you have 124 perfect games?
Because they choose to represent your completion of a game to be directly tied to how many achievements have been earned.
But I have more fun playing games that have no achievements.
So let me turn them off to end my suffering.
The point is they are used to track how much of a game you've completed, and this is an annoying and arbitrary metric that should be possible to turn off
awesome!!! thanks
How can anyone actually enjoy a game when running about hunting for that achievement you so desperately want or need to jump on the spot for lets say 5 times just to get the Bouncing Ball achievement?
Using SAM is the best you can do right now, since having all achievements on a game means you never have to think about them again and can define completeness on your own terms. Which is exactly the same thing that would happen if achievements were turned off entirely.
I agree that it'd be nice to have a toggle to turn off achievement tracking entirely on your own account. You can already kinda do this (the SAM trick mentioned above, or just playing games in offline mode), might as well make it a toggle instead of jumping through hoops.
Disabling the ability to see achievement completion on other people's profiles sounds like way more hassle than it's worth, though. If nothing else, people who like achievements should be allowed to have those shown. How someone else's profile looks to you doesn't really sound like a priority.