Your most cherished achievements!
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Beating insanity mode in Mass Effect 2.
Moreso that I died less than ten times throughout the playthrough, and saved everyone.
Moreso that I died less than ten times throughout the playthrough, and saved everyone.
"No One Left Behind" in Mass Effect 2 is probably one of the biggest ones for me, even if it's not too difficult (and the fact I used a guide to make sure I got it). The game does a good job of getting the player to invest themselves emotionally with their crew (even if you don't like all of them), and the idea of the captain being responsible for the lives of all on their ship (yes, I saved the entire crew as well) does give one good motive to make sure they get everyone out alive. Not bad for a first playthrough of ME2.
"The Loremaster" (title/achievement/whatever) in World of Warcraft is another achievement I valued highly, but unfortunately playing that particular game for as long as I did created is something I'm not very proud of. Anyhow, going after that particular achievement was probably some of the most fun (and best times, not to mention it was a long time) I had playing WoW. I should've quit playing the game after that, and probably shouldn't of bothered trying to pursue the other aspects of the game (such as any type of group content).
Aside from that.... meh, I don't really go after many achievements. Occassionally I'll go after some sort of personal challenge (usually some version of 100% completion, regardless of if there's an achievement for doing so or not), but it's not a big deal for me to go after.
"The Loremaster" (title/achievement/whatever) in World of Warcraft is another achievement I valued highly, but unfortunately playing that particular game for as long as I did created is something I'm not very proud of. Anyhow, going after that particular achievement was probably some of the most fun (and best times, not to mention it was a long time) I had playing WoW. I should've quit playing the game after that, and probably shouldn't of bothered trying to pursue the other aspects of the game (such as any type of group content).
Aside from that.... meh, I don't really go after many achievements. Occassionally I'll go after some sort of personal challenge (usually some version of 100% completion, regardless of if there's an achievement for doing so or not), but it's not a big deal for me to go after.
I recently completed FFIX with a level 1 party. No official achivement, but a satisfiying challenge none-the-less. Game seems to work pretty well playing this way as a bonus, so it didn't feel like I was going against the programers wishes too much, at least for the most part.
I don't even...what? Is that even possible? Well, apparently so. I do remember sort of a "trick" to use a level 1 party member to downscale Omega in Final Fantasy VIII. But I never heard of completing a game with only level 1's. Wow.Djinn8 said:
I can't recall any special achievements. So I'm just gonna say the fishing achievement in World of Warcraft: Salty (before the nerf).
This, I got it yesterday, to be precise. It was AWESOME.L3m0n_L1m3 said:
The PT and Revenge Revisited Trophy on Prototype. Man, both were a pain in the ass.
Also, Grim Reaper Trophy on Dragon Age: Origin's DLC, Golems of Agmark.
And, not so much as an achievement, but in Atlantica Online, I got the "Gourmet" Tittle for my name! And, I was called PeaSoup, so it was very funny to me
One of them is the "You Saved Science" achievement on Portal 2 I know it's pretty easy but that does depend on the partner Also the "No One Left Behind" on ME2. Got it the second time through. The first time Garrus died and I was all T_T He's my favorite.
I know it's pretty easy but that does depend on the partner Also the "No One Left Behind" on ME2. Got it the second time through. The first time Garrus died and I was all T_T He's my favorite.
An achievement in 'Batman Arkham Asylum' Flawless Freeflow where you have to use every move you have in a single combo. Not particularly difficult but quite annoying and very satisfying and fun to complete.
My most difficult achievement that I'm happy about is from the the same game to get all the medals in the combat challenges. The hardest in the game in my opinion.
There are harder achievements but they weren't fun or interesting.
My most difficult achievement that I'm happy about is from the the same game to get all the medals in the combat challenges. The hardest in the game in my opinion.
There are harder achievements but they weren't fun or interesting.
Beat the Tower Knight in Demon's Souls. I was still really inexperienced and not very good at the game at that point, it took me four days of grinding to get good enough to beat it and when I did I flung my hands in the air and laughed the laugh of a madman.