Pirelli913

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I got 12 trophies in less than a day. That's nearly half. It has three difficulty settings, but the game requires you to beat it on easy before it unlocks medium, and then beat it on medium before unlocking hard. All of the trophies seem pretty easy, but as someone pointed out already, beating it on hard may be the tricky one. Even combat on easy can be a challenge at times. Overall, it's a fun game. Three of my friends have it and a fourth is planning on getting it. We're all having loads of fun.

I just got the trophy using the second controller method. Thanks.

I was playing with friends and we found a great place to boost this trophy. I kept trying and wasn't getting it while a friend who was newer to the game then tried and got it within a minute.

Not sure what you're smoking. The books are phenomenal. I will admit the first book in the five-part saga (Blood of Elves) is a bit slow, but all the rest are incredible. As to OP's question, reading the books is really up to you. The Witcher 3 was the first time I delved into the series. I later got a decent enough PC to play the first two games and even read the books, all because of The Witcher 3. So while reading the books isn't necessary to understand the game, playing it may make you want to read the books anyway.

Mass Effect Andromeda And before anyone says it wasn't that bad, 1) it was the worst game I ever played on PS4 and 2) I usually do decent enough research to enjoy the game all the way through. This coming from a huge Mass Effect fan. I was blinded by the series as a whole and got the game despite the earliest trailers looking like trash.

Play on Perfectionist and kill multiple enemies stealthily in quick succession. Learn the routes of enemies and try and kill 3-4 enemies to get the combo bonus up. Which level(s) are you having an issue with? You asked "what difficulty should we play" so I assume you have a co-op partner, but I'd be willing to help nonetheless.

If this happens, it'll be a day one pre-order for me. Loved the original trilogy and my friends and I still play the ME3 multiplayer together eight years later. Maybe they'll get better servers for the remaster. Met FemShep herself, Jennifer Hale, and got her to sign both my basic copy of ME3 and the Collector's Edition SteelBook copy of ME3. I guess everyone's different. I didn't find it that much of a challenge. Yeah, there were a few rage inducing moments (Garrus' recruitment mission and the ambush on the Collector ship to name a few) but I normally just forced my dumb AI squad mates behind cover and spammed their abilities over and over. Lol.

Sadly, it's the end of an era. WFC was the first MP game I ever played. I met most of my gaming friends on it. And over the past ten years (it was released June 2010) we've become brothers - a family. We've partied up in numerous games since, including its sequel FoC, as well as Mass Effect 3, LittleBigPlanet (and its sequel), Minecraft, The Last of Us, Splinter Cell Blacklist, Resident Evil 5 and 6, betas for Destiny, Ghost Recon Wildlands and The Division, and even many of them played games together I had no interest in, like Overwatch and Borderlands 3. Without WFC, we never would've met and had as much fun and caused as many shenanigans together as we did. I will always cherish the memories I had with them. But it's not over. While this chapter may be closed, there's still fuckery afoot to be had in the future with my gaming family...

I've platinum'd this game twice, too, both times starting on Death March. The first time, I encountered a few hiccups at the start, but it's easy once you get used to it. The Whirl and Rend abilities are your best friends. I once Share Played with a friend and he laughed and said I was cheesing the enemy. And then he went ahead and did the same thing.

May 2020: Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Horizon Zero Dawn

No game has denied me a plat. Only one game has denied me 100% though.