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Update: added the following: #193 Resogun (PS4)

Update: got another platinum under the following: B5 - Redeemed From PS Plus - Resogun (PS4)

#193 Resogun (PS4) I would like to give a huge shout out to The Lakota for helping me get the 1CC trophy along with the platinum. Even though we both had severe lag, we managed to pull it off while having 0 lives during the final boss. Anyways, this was actually a fun platinum. Originally I never would have played this game if it weren't for my older brother when he got it for free via PS+. Now all that's left is the grinding for all the DLC (sigh...)

Also an easy pick, Kill La Kill: IF. I've been meaning to get that ever since i've heard announcements of the company making a game off of the anime. How was it going for the platinum?

The "My Kung Fu is Stronger" trophy does not require any online components, and can be done offline with 2 controllers. It is a shame since I wanted to get into MKX within the next month or so. I guess I will have to wait a bit longer until it gets fixed.

Killzone 2. I am only missing this one and Shadow Fall to complete the series.

Update: added the following: #192 Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (PS4)

Hello, I got the platinum for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, which is for the following category: O1 - With online features - Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (PS4)

#192 Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (PS4) Hmm I have very mixed feelings about this game. I've been a fan of the series, so when I heard that there was going to be a third one coming out soon, I just had to play this game and get the platinum as fast as possible. To begin with, the story seemed pretty much non existent, or it felt boring. It was great getting to know what happened to Handsome Jack and how be became the person that he is going into Borderlands 2 (as well as what happened to his face), but I still have questions. Who is the alien that you see at the beginning of the game? How is it connected to the Vault? and more of which I can't seem to recall at this time. The map system is arguably worse that in the previous instalments, especially when you arrive at the Helios Space Station, and you need to jump on to these small platforms with exact precision, otherwise you end up falling into your death. On top of that, you also need to watch your oxygen since, if you are playing as a human character, it will slowly drain while exploring, and you slowly begin to lose health over time unless you find an oxygen kit, or one of those ground pockets that shoot out air. Thankfully I reached level 50 while playing as Fragtrap (a Claptrap that can climb stairs and shoot guns) so I never had to worry about oxygen. But at the same time, his player skill is completely RNG based. There were times in which I kept on dying because I would always get a Vault.EXE program that never helps out, such as the Meat Unicycle (your start to fight using only your melee weapon instead of guns for a short amount of time). Trophy wise, it is a lot more tedious that the second one. The map exploration stuff sucked because of the aforementioned Helios Space Station, and it took me a long time to figure out what spot I needed to discover since, when scouring through ever place, there wasn't any blacked out spots. Just like in the second game, the Challenger trophy made a return, where you had to complete the level 1 of all challenges, which can range anywhere from certain weapon kills, loot and money, elemental stuff, and so forth. There are 2 things that made this trophy worse: the Shotgun challenge and the Luneshine challenge. In order to unlock one of the shotgun challenges, you need to get another challenge to level 5 (which is getting a total of 750 shotgun kills and point blank range). Seeing as almost every shotgun consumes anywhere from 2-4 ammo every time you fire, you end up reloading almost every 5 seconds depending on the clip size. Now because this game takes places on the moon, all of the eridium has been replaced with moonstones. At one point in the game, you will complete a quest in which allows you to use the grinder: a vending machine that can creates a new weapon by combining 3 of the same type of weapon. Sometimes you end up with a gun that is better than what you already have, other times it spits out garbage. In one of the challenges, you need to create 20 Luneshine weapons (which makes the weapon look shiny and gives additional benefits like bonus XP from enemies, increased weapon damage by 10%, etc.). However, you need to spend moonstones in order to create a luneshine weapon, and it is also RNG-based. The higher your character's level, the more moonstones you need to spend. I had to constantly close the application via the XMB menu on my PS4 whenever I didn't get a luneshine weapon. To finish off my rant, I would say to steer clear from this game unless you are a fan of the series. There is nothing interesting about the story with the exception of some cameos here and there.

@Yocooldude_Is_Bk It's not a hard platinum per se, but it's grindy. @BigBadKingCule I will take the Driveclub platinum + 100%

Killzone Shadow Fall. It's the last Killzone game that I need to play and plat to finish off the franchise

Red Dead Redenption + 100%

So I managed to get this trophy not too long ago, and here is what I can confirm: - You can be able to complete the first part by yourself no problem. When it comes to part 2, finish, but DO NOT hand in the quest. - It is doable with just you and a second controller. What I did is finish the quest, and before handing it in to the NPC, turned on my second controller, logged in with my Japanese account, picked a character by default, then I kept on using said second controller to add 2 more players as Guest characters.

Seeing as how almost all of us require the internet in order to play online on the PS4, here is my question: how do you pass the time should a power outage occur, and cannot be able to play any games for several hours? If you have travelled to another country by flying, what was the longest flight you have been on?