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I wanted to include clue data in my guide and places (circumstances) where to find them, but it was too much information and which would require to create a separate guide.
I said its bad to give this kind of false hope or feeling that this will come easily as you play.
This "trust me bro, pretty easy achieement" , means exactly that for me and probably others.
I agree that its not a hard achievement at all, after i focused on it, i got it in early as act 3, but because of this guide, the first time i finished with about 90 clues only.
And while i think, even as an achievement hunter, this game must be played at least once blindly without too much guides, this would feel good to get it out of the way for the first time, so you dont worry about it in future playthroughs.
But whatever, as i said i was planning on a replay anyway, and the game has a decent replay value.
i should have checked achievement % because it clearly shows that visiting all locations is close with story completion, while getting 100 clues is only half of the people who finished the game, clear indicator that the first will more likely come naturally and the second wont
On my first playthrough i retired Luther & Lance, so i couldn't visit Tyrell's office, but the achievement still popped at the end of the game in the moonbus