10 Incredibly Easy Video Game Achievements That Players DIDN'T Get

It's an unfortunate fact of life that humans generally don't like to read the instructions on things.

The concept of having to sit and painstakingly go through a boring booklet when you could be piecing together Lego or a new wardrobe is simply too much for most of us, and so we instead goof about like idiots trying to work out the parts of the process we would have known if we read the guide.

This is the only logic that would explain why the Always Read The Instructions achievement only has half of players finish it. While this might seem like an usually high number given that, as we've just said, everyone hates instructions, it's actually just the achievement you get for doing all the "instruction builds", which aren't optional, and finish by chapter 11.

Which actually just means that - because the Lego games are predominately bought for kids - a lot of people who play the games don't get near finishing them, and thus never get chance to live our their Lego Movie dreams.