Troz

@DaivRules Nas is great, but I only really have a select few of his that I listen to. Ether, NY State of Mind, The World Is Yours, and It Ain't Hard to Tell. Maybe Adam and Eve too 

My favorite underground rapper of all time is MF DOOM. Sad that he is gone now, was one of a select few that I could hear most any song from him and not critique his style.

@AJ_Radio Love some of MF DOOM's music. "That's That" is my favorite from him.

A downvote button on a website that publicizes voter choices would be an interesting feature, but I still think we don't need it. More harm than good, blah blah blah.

@AK-1138 yes, that's why it's great

I can see it now: -9,000 community reputation

Cnngrats dude!

I'm sure you're aware of this but, if you're in a hurry to try and get that number down as fast as possible, use this

https://psnprofiles.com/Trozenator/log?earned=unearned

I use it on mine from time to time to see if I can squeeze my number below 500 lol

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Sorry, I meant to say Congrats and not CNN grats lol

@enaysoft Yes, I am aware of this tab. I usually like to tackle games one at a time, not based on rarity. Could come in handy later though 

Welp, I tried. There's 2 possible answers for 8 btw

Nice

I will do it later. Nice job.

• Mirror's Edge Catalyst is awesome. Definitely easier to platinum than its prequel.
• Both The Last of Us games are masterpieces in my eyes. They tell gut-wrenching stories about violence.
• While I haven't played Shadow, both Tomb Raider and Rise are great. I'd avoid Tomb Raider if I were you since the online part of the game is pretty much a graveyard.
• Infamous: Second Son was the reason why I grabbed a PS4 back then. That game is cool as heck. First Light is short but sweet.
• God of War (2018) is a masterpiece, too. A 3D metroidvania is its glorious form. After playing it, I think you should play Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
• Life is Strange is obviously a game you have to play when all you want to do is sit back and relax.
• Only played the first two Yakuzas during the PS2 era, so I can't comment much because my memory about them is hazy.

Not that you need another response, but here you go:

• Yakuza. The games are good, but (with the exception of Like a Dragon), very similar. If you like one, it will open you to a lot of hours of fun. I'm leaving out Dead Souls here. I personally thought it was OK, but the shooter format is quite different from the numbered titles.
• Persona. One of my personal favorites since Revelations on the PS1. They changed their style beginning with P3 to ad a social element, and it works for me. But the games are very long, and a bit unforgiving without a guide (which I highly recommend). The spinoffs are very different. I enjoyed Strikers quite a bit, and had some fun with P4D, but I thought P3D and P5D kind of sucked.
• Final Fantasy. Back in the day, this topped the list of my favorite franchises, and really, 1-12 (SP games - I know nothing of the MMOs) are all good in their own way. Even 10-2, with its grating characters and awful story, is still fun to play. But for me, they lost something at the time of 13. I played 13-2 and Lightning Returns, and ultimately gave up on the mainline. Spin-offs are hit or miss (and, truthfully, the ones I've played didn't offend, but hardly impressed).
• Far Cry. I've only played 4 and Primal. I enjoyed both. If you don't mind a repetitive (but fun) game mechanic, they're a decent waste of time, though I wouldn't play them consecutively or anything. Also, if you've played the newer AC games, they're similar to that, except in first person.
• Infamous. I've only played the first one, and Second Son. I enjoyed both of them, though the plat of Infamous is a pain.
• God of War. The PS3 titles are fantastic arcade action with a story that gets dumber as it goes. The PS4 title is pretty stock for its combat, but has a much better story overall. It depends on what you want.
• Gravity Rush. One of the most overrated games I've ever played. It's not bad, per se, but it's very annoying. There wasn't much to do, and the gravity gimmick wears off pretty quickly (at least for me.
• Jak. I played the first two titles on PS2. I liked the first, and hated the second. I then replayed the first one on PS4...and hated it. These old 3-D platformers might have some potential as remakes (see Spyro, e.g.), but in their raw form, they just aren't as good.

I would highly recommend, and also highly NOT recommend the Yakuza games lol.

The Yakuza games are awesome games and definitely worth playing, but their trophies are super hard and well, you're probably gonna lose your 100% competition percentage on your trophy list if you start

(or at least ruin your progress in trying to get near to 100% if that's still your goal)

420 & 69 would be awesome too, but congrats on 69'ing today 

Noice

@enaysoft Troz didn't mention anything about completion lol. You really need to step outside and realize people don't always play games the same way you do.

Anyways I completely agree. As someone who's played the game in question, Mediatonic is the worst support team out there.

@kindajustin Erm. Clearly you didn't read his other posts lately lol

@kindajustin gonna side with @enaysoft here, he is correct about the other posts kinda relating to this.

@AJ_Radio @enaysoft good points, a 100% completion profiles would certainly hinder my willingness to branch out and attempt new games

100% in life is impossible.

Over 90% is more sensible and perfectly acceptable.

Congrats on the milestone!

I'll second that a 100% profile isn't a great idea to aim for. Even if you hide your LBP2 plat, any one of your other games could add a DLC that's more than you signed up for at any time. DLC trophies for new challenge modes, multiplayer modes, even roguelike modes aren't uncommon these days. I'd say you're better off setting your sights on a goal that leaves some breathing room.

Just target 85-90%. Ultimately to me, profile completion rate often robs you of playing some good stuff since it'll be hard to 100%, or dlc etc. but yeah 100% isn't realistic anyways.