Midnightwards666

Great work. Try to keep up that pattern as long as possible. You'll be at 666 games soon. This is the first song I usually think of.

I think I already linked my favourite black metal band (Battle Dagorath) on the previous page. Keep the black metal coming!

I'm late, but here's what I would have said: if you have doubts about the platinum, get the game but don't bother with the platinum.

Sounds like a good list. Black metal is not for everyone. I'm seeing Dragonforce tomorrow with a friend who is seeing Ghost later this month. I'm not, sadly. Maybe next time.

Excellent job, well done.

I'm not really into any of them now. I just go for 100% on all games I enjoy. I voted other, I would have voted for game enjoyment if it had been a category.

What motivates me to play a game until I earn 100% is the pleasure of overcoming the challenge. I do not get my rewards externally, bronzes and platinums are the same to me... it's entirely about the self pride.

Recently, I have really started to appreciate "lo-fi" black metal... especially if it belongs in the atmospheric subgenre. It took me a while to get into such a low quality mix, but actually, it's really effective. Before then, I was more into Dimmu Borgir and Carach Angren. Great new discovery made: Battle Dagorath The thin and muddy recording gives the music a cold and dark atmosphere which belongs deep in a cold haunted forest at night. It's more or less the underground non-mainstream musical equivalent of the internet's darkweb. I used to be more closed-minded and would only want high quality, but now, I would not change the sound at all. In some unexplainable way, this music feels earned.

Your link doesn't work, but I found the song on YouTube. Sounds like Summoning, but medieval. Recently I have been binge-listening more lo-fi atmospheric black metal. My NP is Battle Dagorath - Transfixion of the Spheres

I never use them, because trophies are rarely on my mind when I start games anyway. As for what others do, that's their business.

https://zombiedriver.fandom.com/wiki/Bus Says on here, you unlock the bus after completing the primary objective of Mission 9. The bus is by far the best vehicle for the main campaign as it can pick up so many passengers and it's very resilient to damage. It's not good in races, though, due to its lack of speed.

Trophies. Cheers, glad you like them. They work well for me. It's good for those who just play when they want, don't like being in a hurry and want to enjoy every minute of gaming as much as possible.

I might have broken a few of these rules before, because I don't force myself to earn like I used to. Bronze trophies are equal to golds and even platinums. 100% with or without platinum is equal. It's a completed game. I will not be defeated by hard trophies. Don't bother with grindy trophies. If they can be earned while relaxing or with rubber bands, I might get them. If they're boring, fuck them. I will quit games I don't like very quickly. Don't worry about impossible trophies (shut servers). I can look up secret trophies whenever I want. Game first, trophies later. The trophy list doesn't even need to be looked at before starting, although it's a good idea to be aware of missables. No spoiling the quality of the game for the sake of trophies (eg. looking at solutions for puzzles in order to earn trophies faster). There are no deadlines nor targets. Completion rate is unimportant. The time taken to complete a game is unimportant. Trophy level and number of platinums are unimportant. No hiding trophies. Keep things real \m/ Boosting is usually fine. No rules for the difficulty or genre of games. 100% is not a requirement. Incomplete games are not a harmful stain unless it's because of difficult trophies. The most important milestones are 666, 1666, 2666, 3666, 4666, 5666 and even more so 6666. The pattern continues. It's fun to combine milestones with the completion of a game. Difficulty makes me proud. Rarity is unimportant.