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Would be nice, but like others have said - very unlikely

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Same here, this is the recipes that worked for me: • Pasta with Italian cheese • Pasta with spicy tomato sauce • Squid and spicy sauce • Veal Milanese • Vitello tonnato

Anyone has a safe file just before the last boss? we both get the hardest trophy if we complete.

Can anyone help me with finishing story on hardest difficulty? Like the fight before the boss in your world?

$91,231,000 ?? Sold in a heartbeat

Hey played the Demo loved it but it didn't have control customization just wondering/hoping the full release does want the typical soulslike controls I'm use to with the r1 and r2 being attack buttons.

#3,900 Tekken 8

So don't do it. I will never understand why are there so many tears and hand wringing about earning a trophy. Nobody on the planet, with perhaps the exception of yourself, cares about your stats, how many platinum's you have or don't have, or your completion percentage. You lucked out with the addition of a story mode difficulty in a genre that is typically challenging, so 'clearing the game' means absolutely nothing at all. If you find anything tedious or boring, simply don't do it and move on champ.

So, I've played a bit more with little success. I thought that maybe the trophies for reaching level 75 would pop once I looped back around on a Distinction. However, I reached level 75 Distinction II with the Gold Hoarders tonight and the trophy didn't pop. Safe to say this is extremely buggy and hopefully some of this will get sorted out at launch.

Although it is true that using fever mode gives better visibility (and that, perhaps, makes it a little bit easier to hit the notes right in several instances) I still tend to avoid it because it is hard to tell if you missed something or not while you are in the fever mode. Without fever mode you know immediately if you missed anything because the fever bar goes back to the minimum, two seconds after the missed note. If fever mode slowed things down, even by 5%, I would be using it nonstop, but it doesn't change the speed of the notes, it just makes them a little easier to notice AND it also removes the ability to see if you missed or not on the spot, which is a problem. Basically, the fever mode is only great for scoring more points in a portion where you know that you will miss [it will keep the fever bar high, even if you miss] but it doesn't help much for the SSS ranks. For the hardest 5-second portion in hard mode Senbonzakura (basic stage 06), I think I have an idea of what would work to guarantee passing it, but, you know, this is the sort of thing that makes you realize that it is ridiculous (and probably not worth it, if this is what has to be done to pass it). The idea is to take a video of the level without the wands hitting any note (to see all the notes on the screen clearly, without your hands in the way); then edit it into a 6-second video of that "impossible portion" only (using Sharefactory on Ps4); then use a usb and take that video to VLC Media Player in your computer and set the playback speed to 25%; then see exactly what the hell is going on during that portion and memorize the easiest way for you to do it without missing; then raise the speed to 35% and do it again (to get your eyes used to the faster speed, otherwise you won't get it at 100%, even if you can get it at 25%); then redo that for +10% speed increments until you are fully capable of noticing the entire pattern and knowing that your hand-eye coordination will be able to do it at 100% speed. This is what people do with the practice mode (that has lower speeds) in Beat Saber's expert+ levels and in Audica, but because there is no practice mode in Hatsune Miku VR, you have to do this sort of thing instead for the hardest part of the hardest song. For the record, I ended up at #76 in the leaderboard for that song without the SSS, which means that probably less than 60 people got the platinum. It's pretty much the same story as in Audica, but with just 20 stages to complete (10 songs with 2 modes each), and here you need full combos (no misses) instead of "SS rank" scores. It takes far less time to complete for sure, but it is as hard as Audica. I will take a break from it and come back in a few days to use the "slower video" method I mentioned above. If that doesn't work, I got plenty of more fun stuff to do than grinding Hatsune Miku the game lol 😁

Okay, so the guide here is pretty clear about when to save in order to get that plat on a single play through. However, I’m just not familiar with how saves work in survival mode. Would the guide’s strategy still work if you backed up the save to the PSN servers? Any tips would be appreciated. I really want to try out the survival difficulty!

Just over $14M there - I'm taking the money and running....

Both Persona 3 Reload & Persona 3 Reloads 100% Ultimate Walkthrough have now been submitted for review! So should hopefully be live within the next week or 2. Guide took a lot longer than expected between myself being busy with a lot of PowerPyx stuff, and the writers, even including myself, just being busy with life stuff that kept coming up while we were working on it. Happy to finally be done with that!

I'd sell it for 5 bucks, can always make another

Yeah I found a video that mentioned the horse equipment. Bit way too pricey for me at the moment but it makes sense. I also now think I actually know how to keep a gallop going, I just expected it to be faster like in the first RDR game. But after watching some race vids, I noticed they were going about the same speeds I have been doing. Damn shame I cannot get more story missions going though as it seems to be random if people will join or not. Will try again later.

I still don't understand why some people think undermining a video game's difficulty will suddenly make them the coolest guy in the room. There are so many factors in someone's ability to play this game, that reducing everything to 'skill' just seems nonsensical. I think my problem personally is that I don't really have the patience everyone else has, the reason I enjoyed Cuphead so much was that even though it was pretty brutal, your objective was perfectly clear. You were always having fun, even when you died. Contrast that to having to change my Materia for every single encounter on Hard mode, I literally couldn't care less, especially on Rufus, Jenova and Sephiroth in which you have to do it again each time you die. I've been using Optinoob's walkthroughs for Hard mode since around Terror of the Deep and Roche. I'm up to Jenova and Sephiroth, and after two hours of attempts, finally getting to Sephiroth, I died and chose the wrong option which sent me all the way back to before Jenova. This shit is not fun.

So last night a had a game of Plunder which is like capture the flag. My first game and I got five capture and returned and 3 kills, or it may have been the other way around. I got MVP and on free aim too, but I did see people quitting during the match, so not sure if the MVP will count as it says a minimum of four or something. None of the four on my team quit but others on the other teams did. Will have to wait and see when I manage to get another two wins. Shame it doesn't let you choose which PVP matches you want to actually play rather than it being random.

After all DLCs just spam the cheapest item in the settlement

#13,379 The Walking Dead (Vita) Fresh Fish (Arrived at your new home.)

Im staring over from scratch and im fine with it but im wondering if there’s a better build for all the trophies than the old idiot savant one? Im assuming with all the dlc’s now there way more viable ways to get to 50 and since I played that way my whole last playthrough im thinking of trying something else.