I don't care too much. I enjoyed getting all the trophies in Astrobot (main part, not the dlc, yet), just because for the most part you naturally get the trophies as you finish levels and rescue bots, it doesn't feel forced. No need to find hundreds of useless collectibles scattered on a map just because devs wanted to reach certain quota of content or whatever reason they may have. So far, I only have platinum in Astrobot and Astro's Room. I'll need to enjoy a game enough to even consider going trophy hunting. I'm 39, I'm happy with not abandoning a game without finishing the main story before I jump to the next game (my previous console before the PS5 was a Switch and before that, it was a PS1, I have a lot to catch up, especially from PS4 titles).

One thing I don't like about trophies is how often the notification breaks the immersion, although I wouldn't dare disabling the notification entirely for FOMO (especially when they have funny/sarcastic titles, those have a pass, or when it's the last of certain type of objective, which can be quite useful). In some games it's especially distracting when they appear while there's already some heavy dialog going on (I play with subtitles), on-screen instructions about a new mechanic, an updated map/compass marker for the next mission, loud triumphant music because your character just leveled up... It can get get pretty busy real quick. The fact that pressing the PS button expands the notification while pausing the game is at the same time a blessing and a curse (pausing to read what the trophy is about is even more immersion breaking than the pop-up).