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How to make Steam not count some games towards Average Game Completion Rate?
In Steam, some of the Showcases show the Avg. Game Completion Rate. This takes into account the percentage of achievements you have in average of all your games.
Is there any way to make it not count some games? Sometimes you install games (specially free ones) and find them quite boring and stop playing them. It feels a bit annoying to see a low average due to them.
Question from user Masclins at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
According to user Lorean at Steam Community:
A quite late response, but I keep a spreadsheet to track my achievements and I just tested this. with some functions. Dividing completed achievements vs total achievements gives me 40%. Calculating the average of each individual game's achievement completion % gives a result of 52.11% which would match with my profile's average completion rate of 52%.
And furthermore, to answer your question. User Canti in the same thread:.
Games that have no achievements are not factored in at all.
Likewise, games you have not earned any achievements in are also not counted. Only when you get 1 achievement will the game start to count it towards your average.
So games without any completed achievements do not count towards the Avg. Game Completion Rate.
More examples are given in the same thread. Here is user Boys Dont Cry:
I can confirm it's the average completion of all games played with achievements.
Games with 0 ach. doesn't count.
But F2P and demo not any longer available like Call of Duty: Black Ops - Multier (I got 2 out of 3) is included in the total and the completion Rate.
For games there I have at least 1 achievement:.
I have 1428 of max 2270 => 63%.
but average of percentage for each game => 68% same as on my profile page.
Answer from user Mathias711 at gaming.stackexchange.com.
In Steam, some of the Showcases show the Avg. Game Completion Rate. This takes into account the percentage of achievements you have in average of all your games.
Is there any way to make it not count some games? Sometimes you install games (specially free ones) and find them quite boring and stop playing them. It feels a bit annoying to see a low average due to them.
Question from user Masclins at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
According to user Lorean at Steam Community:
A quite late response, but I keep a spreadsheet to track my achievements and I just tested this. with some functions. Dividing completed achievements vs total achievements gives me 40%. Calculating the average of each individual game's achievement completion % gives a result of 52.11% which would match with my profile's average completion rate of 52%.
And furthermore, to answer your question. User Canti in the same thread:.
Games that have no achievements are not factored in at all.
Likewise, games you have not earned any achievements in are also not counted. Only when you get 1 achievement will the game start to count it towards your average.
So games without any completed achievements do not count towards the Avg. Game Completion Rate.
More examples are given in the same thread. Here is user Boys Dont Cry:
I can confirm it's the average completion of all games played with achievements.
Games with 0 ach. doesn't count.
But F2P and demo not any longer available like Call of Duty: Black Ops - Multier (I got 2 out of 3) is included in the total and the completion Rate.
For games there I have at least 1 achievement:.
I have 1428 of max 2270 => 63%.
but average of percentage for each game => 68% same as on my profile page.
Answer from user Mathias711 at gaming.stackexchange.com.
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