Nope but I'm at 125 hours as of today.
I've made peace with the fact that I will not 100% this.
I'm near the end of the campaign but still have:
-All DLC
-Most Lost Tales
-All of Messara, Pephka, Makedonia and - few of the smaller islands
-Most of the "mysterious" areas that have crazy bosses in them
-Several "ongoing" quests that are long chains that I'm in the middle of
-4 cult members left
-half of the Arena challenges
all left to do and I'm sure there is more.
I am level 62, so nowhere near the cap.
I havent touched masteries yet!
I feel like I've been playing Odyssey for 1000 hours lol. And I have a metric ton left to do.
My plan is to kill the boss guys spread around, do Lost Tales, beat the campaign and do the DLC, and then make sure I'm done all of Akibiades' quests because he is one of the BEST parts of the game :)
Overall, I admit I'm worn out with it. I have had an absolute blast. I'd give the first 70 hours a 9/10, and the time after that like a 6.5 - it's not bad now I've just got max saturation.
I will play Origins this year as well and I'm very excited for Ragnarok.
My wishes for the next game are:
-lower resource requirements for upgrading gear and your ship, particularly at endgame
-More activities in the base pool of "what you do" in these games. You've seen 1 fort, outpost, camp, cave,village and you've pretty much seen them all. Games on this size scale need more variation to keep you engaged for the 200+ hours they seem to want you to play.
-More intuitive menus all around
-faction system that isn't as...strange and bewildering as Odyssey. Athens Vs. Sparta is odd because you are constantly attacking both and I never felt like I had "picked a side"
Rambling now so I'll stop
Kudos...or deepest sympathy to anyone who legitimately 100% this game. I can't imagine how long that must take!!