Resogun is my one and only plat.
The only reason I did so is because it was completely by accident.
The only reason I did so is because it was completely by accident.
I did it, you guys! I finally did it!
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I wish you luck with that, I have managed it, but the FUBAR mode made me want to cry. Maybe your gaming skills are better than mine, hard mode wasn't too much of a struggle but FUBAR mode is just hellish. The bit that almost made me cry and snap the disk in half is this bit about three quarters of the way through where you have to defend your squad mates with a mounted gun. Your squad mates have forgotten about any survival instincts they may have and rush head first into oncoming enemies instead of letting me take care of them with my mounted machine gun.Idsertian said:
Don't let me put you off, it was quite satisfying to get it done and know that the game didn't beat me. But the game did get sold shortly after that though.
I've completed 5 games.
Virtua-Fighter 5: I'm one of the weirdos who enjoys playing fighting games on their own, you had to beat about 1,000 unique AI fighters, the game wasn't that hard I had a 90% victory rate against the computer and each battle lasted less than a minute.
Sleeping Dogs: As someone posted about, the collectables were not that hard to find or that numerous. When I got to about 920GS I ended up having to some bullshit stuff to get the last few (I.e drive above x mph for y minutes, z number of pistol kills)
Rayman Legends: Love this game, thought the Speed Runs would be impossible, but they're all doable if you stick with it.
Bayonetta: In theory a difficult game, but made much easier by the fact you can stock pile health and magic lollipops. Did need a walkthrough to find all the portals, which were annoyingly hidden. Despite having 1000GS I have still have stone trophies on most levels.
Batman: Arkham Asylum: Finally did this last week after having the game for four years. Did have to watch a video for the final predator challenge.
Also Pacman DX and DX CE, but they are ridiculously easy and can both be done within about an hour.
Virtua-Fighter 5: I'm one of the weirdos who enjoys playing fighting games on their own, you had to beat about 1,000 unique AI fighters, the game wasn't that hard I had a 90% victory rate against the computer and each battle lasted less than a minute.
Sleeping Dogs: As someone posted about, the collectables were not that hard to find or that numerous. When I got to about 920GS I ended up having to some bullshit stuff to get the last few (I.e drive above x mph for y minutes, z number of pistol kills)
Rayman Legends: Love this game, thought the Speed Runs would be impossible, but they're all doable if you stick with it.
Bayonetta: In theory a difficult game, but made much easier by the fact you can stock pile health and magic lollipops. Did need a walkthrough to find all the portals, which were annoyingly hidden. Despite having 1000GS I have still have stone trophies on most levels.
Batman: Arkham Asylum: Finally did this last week after having the game for four years. Did have to watch a video for the final predator challenge.
Also Pacman DX and DX CE, but they are ridiculously easy and can both be done within about an hour.
My first platinum was Batman: Arkham Asylum, though technically it should have been Uncharted: Drakes Fortune. I had completed all the challenges in the game, but it was before the game had trophy support. So since I liked the game so much, I just went back and did it all again for that platinum as well 
I tended to be a completinist before they started putting retarded achievements in the games. Today, it feels like you either don't go for the 100%, or you're forced to do those shitty tasks if you want to be regarded as someone who has actually completed the game, so I don't bother anymore.
edit: My only ones during the steam era are Thomas was alone and Deathspank.
edit: My only ones during the steam era are Thomas was alone and Deathspank.
My first, only, and likely last game I got 100% trophies in was The Binding of Isaac. And you better believe it, it took some goddamn time and effort.
I got all the trophies/achievments in Castlevania: Harmony of Despair twice, once on the 360 version and once on the ps3 version
I also got all the trophies in Tales of Graces, it was tolerable, until i got to the inn requests, then it got really annoying but ultimately satisfying when i finally got them all
I was planning to platinum Tales of Xillia too, but i haven't gotten around to it, probably never will
I also got all the trophies in Tales of Graces, it was tolerable, until i got to the inn requests, then it got really annoying but ultimately satisfying when i finally got them all
I was planning to platinum Tales of Xillia too, but i haven't gotten around to it, probably never will
I've done Soulcalibur IV, Soulcalibur V, Phantasy Star Universe, Oblivion and most recently Dark Souls 2.
I can't remember whether or not Phantasy Star Universe or Oblivion was the first, but I don't really remember anything of note about when or why I did them. I do remember that the DLC achievements for PSU were bugged, and would show on some menus but not of others.
Dark Souls 2 was remarkably easy to complete. Lucatiel was a bit of a challenge because she's so awful, but that's been patched now along with the only other remotely difficult aspect, Shrine of Amana... so now there's no challenge of any kind anymore... in the entire game. Great!
I can't remember whether or not Phantasy Star Universe or Oblivion was the first, but I don't really remember anything of note about when or why I did them. I do remember that the DLC achievements for PSU were bugged, and would show on some menus but not of others.
Dark Souls 2 was remarkably easy to complete. Lucatiel was a bit of a challenge because she's so awful, but that's been patched now along with the only other remotely difficult aspect, Shrine of Amana... so now there's no challenge of any kind anymore... in the entire game. Great!
First thing I got 100% acchievements on was IIRC Mass Effect. Since then I added the other 2, both Dragon Age's (all with DLC), Nier, Kingdoms of Amalur (also inc. DLC), The Darkness 2 & FotNS Ken's Rage.
Also The Walking Dead Season 1 plus 400 Days and everything up to the current releases of Season 2 and the Wolf Among us. But barring the last one, they don't really count since you get 100% just by beating 'em (and TWAU isn't much harder than that to 100%)
Also The Walking Dead Season 1 plus 400 Days and everything up to the current releases of Season 2 and the Wolf Among us. But barring the last one, they don't really count since you get 100% just by beating 'em (and TWAU isn't much harder than that to 100%)
Congratulations Strain.
My First plat for was Borderlands 1.
Decided to get it after a friend had just got it then felt challenged, glad I went for it. That one is not very hard as long as you know some one with the and they'll tell two friends trophy.
My First plat for was Borderlands 1.
Decided to get it after a friend had just got it then felt challenged, glad I went for it. That one is not very hard as long as you know some one with the and they'll tell two friends trophy.
I've never had any platinum trophies because I rarely finish games these days.
However, I have gotten all the Skill Points and Special Bolts in Ratchet and Clank 2 and 3. Skill Points were basically achievements before achievements ever existed, so it counts in my book.
However, I have gotten all the Skill Points and Special Bolts in Ratchet and Clank 2 and 3. Skill Points were basically achievements before achievements ever existed, so it counts in my book.
I almost got the one for Dragon's Crown, but when I had finally accomplished all the ones I'd read about, some new ones were added before I could claim my Platinum. At that point, I decided it wasn't worth it.
There was a trophy involving visiting Nanako at the hospital?? D:teqrevisited said:
Damn, I'm a horrible Big Bro...
The sequence through the mall? I can't remember whether or not I've been through that part on FUBAR or not, yet. I started a FUBAR game awhile back, but Real-Life[sup][sup]TM[/sup][/sup] got in the way and I haven't played Spec-Ops for a bit. I do remember the game kicking my ass during more than one sequence on Hard, so I'm not looking forward to FUBAR difficulty very much.Catfood220 said:
Still, the quest for shiny things must march on.
I think you might be mixing World at War up with Black Ops or Black Ops II. The only online multiplayer trophies for WaW are the co op campaign ones.Alexei F. Karamazov said:
As for the grenades, I never really had a problem with them, even on Veteran. I guess I just don't remember it being that bad, but I'm sure if I went back and played it now I would see the pain. The only spot I recall having trouble with on Veteran was the second-to-last Russian mission, where you have to storm up the steps to the building. So many Germans. So...so many...
Have you made it past the water truck part yet with the grenade launcher? That part can suck and die on FUBAR. Just...die. I had to have my friend do it for me and I took care of everything else. In exchange, I did the combat challenges for him in both Batman games because he can't get the timing down in the fighting.Idsertian said:
CoD4, MW2, Halo: Reach (pre-DLC), and Fallout 3.
Only missing ONE on L4D2, that damn Strength in Numbers. I could never get four people together to do it, and when I could we either lost or the enemy team would rage quit on the final chapter and send us all back to the main menu.
Only missing ONE on L4D2, that damn Strength in Numbers. I could never get four people together to do it, and when I could we either lost or the enemy team would rage quit on the final chapter and send us all back to the main menu.