Extra Punctuation: Pokemon 100 Percenters Are Mad

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crudus

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Tumedus said:
Actually I played it when it originally came out (weekend before actually) so my experience with it was in regards to that time. However, I worked at Nintendo as a game counselor so was under a time crunch to beat it before all the puzzles got spoiled and was able to find out about his unbeatable status pretty quickly after finishing it.

Fwiw, I don't remember more than a couple calls about the running man other than those regarding the bunny hood. So not too many people were bothered by it, at least not enough to blow 60 cents a minute on it. The water temple, on the other hand, people blew massive amounts of money for help on that place ;)
Well, I am sure any and all frustration was worth it to Shigeru Miyamoto. It wasn't going to take long to figure out the challenge was unbeatable anyway even without the internet.
 

blindthrall

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Woem said:
blindthrall said:
Yahtzee made a Preacher reference. I'll admit to hundred-percenting in Red Dead Redemption and Vice City, just because it's a challenge to do that in a Rockstar game. I fucking hate that knife-pokey finger game in RDR.
Did you do RDR 100% or did you get the platinum trophy? 100% in itself was pretty hard, but I'm now at 120 hours and counting for reaching the platinum trophy. All that's left for me to do now is get to level 50 in multiplayer.
100 goddamn percent, but Xbox. The heavy weapons trophy is glitched, you have to kill 500 people with each kind of emplaced gun. The cannon is hard cause nobody spawns there. Five-finger fillet took me an entire day to beat. But I am the Liar's Dice MASTER.
 

sarethed

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hey... what about us 100 percenters who are girls? :p

ah well, I'd still like motorboating some titties :D

but not my sister's, eww... >.<
 

finc

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The only game I've ever wanted to achieve 100% in still mocks my desire to attain that accolade... Trilby, The Art of Theft.