Omar
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I've just been admitted into a Master's Degree! What a wonderful birthday gift
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It is already July 28th in my time zone so I'm officially 27 years old! So happy to grow older and wiser
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A few months ago, I went through Kingdom Hearts Final Mix in German, since going through it in English as a kid helped me learn the language. Now that I have passed my German A2 exams and I contend for a B1 level, it's time to continue on
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#146 & 147 - Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition and PaRappa The Rapper Remastered Vesperia Master - Proof of completing Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition. Hip Hop Hero - Unlock all other trophies. You've gotta believe! Thank you very much for playing! Achieved: July 10th, July 12th PSNP's RS: Very Rare, Rare Difficulty: 2, 4 Enjoyment: 10, 9 I'm in with a double win today! Let's go one by one. As a long-running Fire Emblem fan, I am pretty hyped when it comes to Three Houses and it doesn't help how it comes out 2 days before my birthday I decided I was going to challenge myself to achieve a tricky platinum trophy before the game's launch and my choice was Tales of Vesperia because I wanted to play it and its insane missable frames and content volume would certainly pose a threat. Good thing I was incredibly optimal and managed to get it done with 2 weeks to spare! The game felt much MUCH better than on my 360 run, since that was on a friend's console and it was a fragmented and somewhat distracted playthrough. I love all of the classic Tales elements present and the announcement of Tales of Arise just when I had started playing it made it all feel a tad more special Once I aced that, the dreading 2 weeks before Fire Emblem began, and I literally didn't feel like playing anything so I went through my backlog in search for a short, fun game. PaRappa seemed like the perfect choice and in the end it has been but barely so! Rhythm in the game is absolutely all over the place and for a little while I felt like nothing I was doing could work in my favor I persevered and basically adjusted to what the game wanted me to do and that's when all the Cool ratings started happening. I love how charming the game is even today but it sure didn't feel as criminally short way back when! Now I am exactly 2 weeks away from turning 27, can't wait! 😄 Fun fact: I was 20 years old when I joined PSNP, I'm a veteran at this point 😅
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#147 - PaRappa The Rapper Remastered
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I just did a random run of Stardew Valley's JotPK after about a year of not touching it and made it deathless to World 3 LMAO I might give it one attempt per day and see if the bell rings
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#146 - Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition
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7000 trophies reached!
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#145 - Disgaea 1 Complete Trophy Complete - Obtain all trophies Achieved: June 4th, 2019 PSNP's RS: Rare Difficulty: 2 Enjoyment: 8 I have been a long-time lover of Disgaea but on my entry into the series (through the original PS2 release of Disgaea 1) I only scratched the surface of what these games truly had to offer. From Disgaea 2 onwards, I finally knew better so I reached the levels of madness late-game Disgaea ensures, but I never jumped back to the first to do the same. Now, I can finally say I did it thanks to this amazing remaster! My modus operandi with Disgaea games involves ignoring power leveling tactics until I beat the main story, in order not to make stages a mere formality. Once I hit the credits for the first time I go ham with all the little trick I already know and things get crazy, as those who play these games surely know. In the case of this one, mechanics are still not fully accessible and there's a lot of stuff further games introduced that hasn't been included in this one but it's fun all the same! Best story in the series to me too, so going through it after all these years was a treat Now I'm on the daunting quest of going from 0 to platinum in Tales of Vesperia in time for my birthday and the release of Fire Emblem Three Houses (July 28 and 26 respectively) so wish me all the luck you can, I'll need it
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#145 - Disgaea 1 Complete
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Thanks everybody!
@ShonenCat within the SRPG genre, the Disgaea series has some of the best games you can play. Even though this one is a remaster of the original game, it feels a lot poorer than further entries mechanics-wise and the grind is not as simplified (it's the first game after all), so it can scare newcomers but it's by no means hard to handle once you get the hang of it! D1 has (imo) the best plot in the series and that alone makes it a good entry point but in terms of gameplay Disgaea 5 is OUTSTANDING
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Disgaea tries hard but I try harder LMAO
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LMAO I'm in the Disgaea Zone now
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@Chocolate GiddyUp really? I think others can see the image just fine, I'm inserting it from a Twitter link
Disgaea is indeed an SRPG series like Tactics, but it's really outrageous which is its charm lol image shows a level 2215 character
@Dreggit I have never played other NIS games but I certainly plan to change that, I never miss a Disgaea game so I'm sure the others will be right up my alley
If anybody seeing this cannot see the image in the status update let me know and I'll fix it for future updates
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What a difference a day makes!
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Yesterday I was unable to beat a level 70 enemy because when I do Disgaea games, I keep power leveling out of my first story run. Since I know my way through the process, I managed to reach that level pretty quickly today hahaha only scratching the surface though, the road to 9999 will take some more time
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#144 - Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon Party like it's 2024 - Win all trophies in Spyro 3 Achieved: May 20th, 2019 PSNP's RS: Uncommon Difficulty: 2 Enjoyment: 8 After playing through both Spyro and Spyro 2 as soon as the Reignited Trilogy came out, I was distracted by something else and left the third game pending. I'm really glad to have finally wrapped up the complete trilogy now! These games were an awesome part of my childhood and I love how good a treatment they have received. I was at no point bored, and remembering things didn't make it any less fun to play. I am really excited about the future of Spyro considering it has been a smashing success, much like Crash. If I had to say something negative, maybe it's all a bit too easy (although my kid self had a much harder time way back when lol). All in all it was a fun and wholesome journey!
