Anxiety

Congrats! I managed to find random players for these modes in Far Cry 4 but...man the servers were BAD!

@Copanele I couldn’t even find randoms it kept putting me in a game by myself even when I was playing with friends. 

Congrats. At least it's done.

Don't worry I'm not mad about that time you shot me in face, stared at me, and then executed me. Not at all 😂

The game told me to I swear it did, it whispered in my ear “execute him” 🤫 @kindajustin

This trophy was a pain in the butt. There was a method I used on the PST.org forums to help me get it, but I don't exactly recall what that is.

Doesn't help that virtually all cars look the same. It's the same thing with the cars in Mafia: Definitive Edition, you can hardly tell one car from another.

I’m starting to use a guide now for the cars, I can’t get auto fanatic for awhile because the police cars are story related and I’m missing most of them because I’m only now onto homicide case now. I’ve got a whole note full of cars I’m missing. I’m going to get all of the hidden location cars then go to bed for now. 
@AJ_Radio

Edit: I find, finding all the cars to be fun, I love collectables. 

There's over 1 million people with this game, so you probably didn't break the 44.00% 😉

Wish there was an edit because I read the number wrong. There's over 1mil trophies earned but only 40k game owners. So you still may not have tipped the scale 😛

It's too bad the trophy wasn't 18 seconds earlier for the exact 5 PM.

I just noticed that. Now I’m bummed. @AihaLoveleaf

I wish one million people played it, it’s such an intriguing game! @eigen-space

I hope I get this same feeling with Mafia: Definitive Edition.

@AJ_Radio What's wrong with that game? Is it the atrocious racing section on highest difficulty?

I literally just started Mafia, so I can't comment much on it.

It’s the PS3 version. 

I’m thinking it’s because apparently the last arson case doesn’t have a star ranking, maybe 🤔

Probably that then. I unlocked the 5 stars trophy before completing all arson desk cases so it’s not early despite what it seems like.

@FilmFanatic Oh you did as well? So I’m safe then I don’t want them to think I cheated it or something  

Ouch

Good news, I got the 30 landmark and 70/95 cars found. Woohoo! 

You probably already know this but just in case there's a handy trick to help with the cars. Go to the vehicle you are missing in the showroom on the menu and press X. Then launch free roam. 9 times out of 10 that car will either be parked near by or drive past right in front of you as you load in. Doesn't work for everything but it drastically cut down the time required both times I played it. Great game, have fun!

Yes! I can’t wait to play it in VR, so much fun! @Copanele

It still pains me that we will most likely never get a sequel for this game (considering that Team Bondi was liquidated to resolve debts by October 5th of 2011). L.A. Noire was a unique game that I enjoyed playing back in 2011, trying to see just how clever or attentive I could be when trying to solve cases and notice when the person I was interviewing clearly had something to hide (nervous eye movements, facial expressions, etc). While I never really was good at the game (had a hard time telling when I was being lied to or misled), I still had fun getting to experience it for myself. Perhaps one day another gaming studio will acquire the rights for the franchise and maybe deliver to us a proper sequel set in the few years after the events that took place at the end of L.A. Noire.

It also sucks that we never got a chance to see how their next planned game would have turned out. The game I speak of is the long-abandoned Whore of the Orient, and you can find more information about its eventual demise in the years after Team Bondi folded below:

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Set in 1936, Whore of the Orient would have centered around the corrupt city of Shanghai in the hands of Western powers, filled with mob crime and political troubles. The Kuomintang ruthlessly puts down labor movements in an effort to suppress communism, whilst the International Police Force attempt to maintain peace.^[2][3]

Following the release of L.A. Noire (2011), Team Bondi sought partnerships with other studios for their next title, similar to their former partnership with Rockstar Games.^[4] It was reported that no studios were interested in forming a partnership due to prior claims of unethical working practices at Team Bondi.^[5] In August 2011, Kennedy Miller Mitchell (KMM) bought Team Bondi's assets and intellectual property, and staff were given the option to join KMM.^[6]The team was absorbed into KMM Interactive Entertainment, a subsidiary of Kennedy Miller Mitchell, and development on Whore of the Orient continued.^[7]Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment was said to have pulled out from their interest in the project sometime in late 2012.^[8] In April 2013, it was rumoured that the former Team Bondi team was laid off, and that the game was put on hold. Doug Mitchell of Kennedy Miller Mitchell released a comment stating that the company had not given up on the project, and that they were still seeking the right investor, neither confirming nor denying the status of the former Team Bondi team.^[9] In June of that year, KMM received US$200,000 worth of funding for the project from Screen NSW, an Australian trade and investment board.^[10][11]
 

The game was suggested to be a narrative action adventure title similar to L.A. Noire, and the proprietary facial MotionScan technology would also be reused.^[12] Early unfinished gameplay footage was leaked in August 2013, depicting the combat-style action.^[13] The title of the game was criticised in September 2013; Jieh-Yung Lo, a City of Monash Councillor, felt that the word "Orient" disgraces Chinese culture, and is "very similar to the N-word for African American communities".^[14][15]|

 

In June 2016, an interview with Whore of the Orient producer Derek Proud revealed that the game was effectively cancelled. Proud revealed that the team fought to "the bitter end", but they were unable to save the game and ultimately it was "wrapped-up" by parent company KMM.^[16]

@MossyOakRcn42 who was behind the Remastered version for ps4? i started this on ps3. dont remember why i stopped. Its been on my to buy list for ps4 though. 

Have fun and good luck!

I’m currently up to the fallen stairs level, on UV I barely have any upgrades, was thinking of going back to the start to get more upgrades, was just curious if I popped the ultra violence trophy before completing the game would I be flagged? Because I know you need a second play through to unlock it but I didn’t need to it was already there.

"Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 2 if you are on PS3, 1 if you are on PS4 as "Ultra-Violence" difficulty is unlocked from the start." from the trophy guide. Maybe they patched it for PS3, I don't have the game so can't test it, unfortunately. @Anxiety UV was made to put your skills to the test, with the character maxed out. If you want to avoid an entire playthrough I'd definitely go back and at least farm upgrades before you reach final levels, even with maxed-out skills they are painful. 

So it’s okay if it’s unlocked for me? That’s fine I was planning on farming earlier levels anyway because it’s starting to get pretty rough. Thanks for the answers @HaserPL

Just wanted to be sure I would get classed as a cheater @MMDE