History Main / Over100PercentCompletion

* Creator/IdSoftware's ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'' can tabulate a kill percentage above 100% on any level with an archvile in it, since archviles can resurrect dead monsters, except other archviles. A player routinely has to down the same enemy multiple times before concentrating fire upon the archvile itself, which raises the kill count above the installed enemy count.

* The original game went to 100%, but later they added new content and upped the top percentage to match. This can occasionally lead to a situation where the game will trigger rewards for 100% completion even if the player hasn't even come close to fulfilling the intended requirements for it.

* It's a bug
* The creators did it to hide secret content
* The original game went to 100%, but later they added new content and upped the top percentage to match.
* 100% designates that you've done enough in the dev team's eyes, and they don't want to pressure most gamers into completing the insanely-hard challenges that the true top percentage would require (though in this case, actually tying it to the completion percentage makes this effort a bit self-defeating.)
* It's just the game being cheeky about tracking completion
* Some combination of the above

* In ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', the maximum score appears to be 10 million, but if you hit a Pure extra-accurately, or keep a hold or Arc note held down for a tick, you will gain 1 additional point, and if you get a Pure Memory ([[CallAHitPointASmeerp perfect score]]) you'll have a score of slightly over 10 million (for example, if you get a PM and you hit 300 notes with these "super" Pures, your final score will be 10,000,300). In practice, it's impossible to have a score of ''exactly'' 10 million if there are any hold or Arc notes in the chart.[[note]]Theoretically, it would be possible to have a score of at least 10 million without having a Pure Memory, but there's no chart that has nearly enough notes for it to happen.[[/note]]

* In ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', the maximum score appears to be 10 million, but if you hit a Pure extra-accurately, or keep a hold or Arc note held down for a tick, you will gain 1 additional point, and if you get a Pure Memory you'll have a score of slightly over 10 million (for example, if you get a PM and you hit 300 notes with these "super" Pures, your final score will be 10,000,300). In practice, it's impossible to have a score of ''exactly'' 10 million if there are any hold or Arc notes in the chart.[[note]]Theoretically, it would be possible to have a score of at least 10 million without having a Pure Memory, but there's no chart that has nearly enough notes for it to happen.[[/note]]

* In ''VideoGame/{{Arcaea}}'', the maximum score appears to be 10 million, but if you hit a Pure extra-accurately, or keep a hold or Arc note held down for a tick, you will gain 1 additional point, and if you get a Pure Memory you'll have a score of slightly over 10 million (for example, if you get a PM and you hit 300 notes with these "super" Pures, your final score will be 10'000'300). In practice, it's impossible to have a score of ''exactly'' 10 million if there are any hold or Arc notes in the chart.[[note]]Theoretically, it would be possible to have a score of at least 10 million without having a Pure Memory, but there's no chart that has nearly enough notes for it to happen.[[/note]]

* In ''VideoGame/{{maimai}}'', the Achievement rating appears to be a percentage of the maximum score for the song, with 100% meaning you got an All Perfect. However, most charts have "Break" notes that award bonus points, 100% Achievement is based out of getting all Perfects and 2500 points on each Break note, and you can get 2550 or 2600 points on a Break if you hit it extra-accurately. In practice, the vast majority of All Perfect performances have something like 101.44% or even as high as 105%, depending on the ratio of Break notes to other notes, and furthermore it's possible to get 100% or more without getting all Perfects if you get a lot of 2550- and 2600-point Breaks.

* In ''SEUM Speedrunners From Hell'', completing all secret levels will result in a completion of [[NumberOfTheBeast 666%]].

* The single-player campaign of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' can reach ''1000%'' completion if you beat every stage and boss battle with all nine hero weapons. Though you'd only know that the game considers this to be 1000% if you use the [=SplatNet2=] companion app, which tracks a bevy of player statistics. Strangely enough, the game doesn't do this with the ''Octo Expansion'' campaign.

When OneHundredPercentCompletion and RankInflation collide. There are a number of video games that track the player's completion percentage, and in some of these games it's possible to go ''beyond'' 100%. This could be for a number of reasons: the game could be doing it to hide secret content, or it could be the result of a bug, or the extra percentages could be the result of having to complete insanely hard challenges that the dev team doesn't want to pressure most gamers into completing just to reach 100% (though in this case, actually tying it to the completion percentage makes this effort a bit self-defeating.) Or it's just the game being cheeky about tracking completion.

* In ''VideoGame/{{maimai}}'', the Achievement rating appears to be a percentage of the maximum score for the song, with 100% meaning you got an All Perfect. However, most charts have "Break" notes that award bonus points, 100% Achievement is based out of getting all Perfects and 2500 points on each Break note, and you can get 2550 or 2600 points on a Break if you hit it extra-accurately. In practice, the vast majority of All Perfect performances have something like 101.44% or even as high as 105%, depending on the ratio of Break notes to other notes, and furthermore it's possible to get 100% or more even without getting all Perfects.

* ''VideoGame/SuperBomberman 5'' goes up to 200%

* ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight'' has a New Game plus mode that pushes the game to 200%. With the addition of the ''Season Of Infamy'' DLC it adds an additional 20% to the campaign meaning fully completing Arkham Knight with New Game Plus get's you 240%

* ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'' originally stopped at 100%, then went up to 106% and later 112% with the addition of new goals from the DLC packages.

[-[[caption-width-right:350:Great! Looks like everything's don...Wait, what do you mean there's a reward for doing it on all three files?!]]-]

[-[[caption-width-right:350:Finally, with everything done, I can put the game dow...Wait, what do you mean there's a reward for doing it on all three files?!]]-]

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* Likewise with ''VideoGame/JustCause2'', where it's only possible to achieve 99.67% completion due to several missing assets.

* The single-player campaign of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' can reach ''1000%'' completion if you beat every stage and boss battle with all nine hero weapons. Though you'd only know that the game considers this to be 1000% if you use the [=SplatNet2=] companion app, which tracks a bevy of player statistics.

* The single-player campaign of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' can reach 1000% completion if you beat every stage and boss battle with all nine hero weapons. Though you'd only know that the game considers this to be 1000% if you use the [=SplatNet2=] companion app, which tracks a bevy of player statistics.

* The single-player campaign of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' can reach 1000% completion if you beat every stage and boss battle with all nine hero weapons. You'd only know that the game considers this to be 1000% if you use the [=SplatNet2=] companion app, which tracks a bevy of player statistics.

* ''VideoGame/SuperBomberman 5'' goes up to 200%
* The single-player campaign of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' can reach 1000% completion if you beat every stage and boss battle with all nine hero weapons. You'd only know that the game considers this to be 1000% if you use the [=SplatNet2=] companion app, which tracks a bevy of player statistics.

* The single-player campaign of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' can reach 1000% completion if you beat every stage and boss battle with all nine hero weapons. You'd only know that the game considers this to be 1000% if you use the SplatNet2 companion app, which tracks a bevy of player statistics.

* ''VideoGame/SuperBomberman 5'' goes up to 200%

* ''VideoGame/KhimeraDestroyAllMonsterGirls'': It's possible to collect over 100% of the reported money in a stage, because that's actually just how much money it takes to get A rank, and there's more money than that in a stage.* Website/RetroAchievements: Beating a game on hardcore mode gives a '''200%''' complete message.