Due to the ability to edit your account to add achievements with tools like Steam Achievement Manager, and also the players that own or have barely played games, how skewed do you think achievement percentages are? How much lower/higher would percentages be on various games if it was only based on players that play a few hours and if players couldn't add achievements artificially?
I'm looking for movies that either challenge religion, via breaking down religious beliefs or movies that critique religion. I have always found those kind of ideas to be very interesting to me personally and I don't think I have seen any movies about it. Ideally, I'd like it to be a good movie in general as well. The movie doesn't necessarily even need to fully center around the topic but at least should dabble in it.
I'm wondering how people format their Playlists? I used to have one big Playlist where I had all the songs I liked, but quickly stopped using that as when it got longer it was to wide of a variety of vibes. Now I have like an alt rock/rock playlist, a rap playlist, and a pop playlist. However, I still feel like some genres where I like the music, such as an album like Swimming by Mac Miller, are being left out as they don't match the general vibe of the playlist. Anyone have any ideas of how to format to avoid these issues, and how do you all format your pIaylists?