Floriiss

This will be my final post on this thread. I haven't been using these forums a lot nowadays and I haven't updated my checklist in ages, so I am going to lock it down. Although before I do that I might as well go out with a bang. Story time I have been hunting trophies for nearly a decade now. In the beginning I wasn't too serious about it. Back then I used to hunt platinum trophies only. I couldn't care less about completing my games for the entire 100%. DLC content was often times overpriced and it didn't really spark my interest. This all changed around seven years ago (I believe it was in 2012). At that time my brother asked me if I could help him out with some of the DLC trophies for Resident Evil 5. Despite not caring about DLC-related stuff, I felt like helping him out regardless. Not to mention that we had been playing through the main campaign as well and I absolutely loved it. So figured those DLC missions would be great fun too. While playing those DLC missions I had great enjoyment. I started to realize that by not playing any DLC related stuff I was missing out on potentially great content. Not to mention that whenever I saw my trophy % increase - or even completing an entire game for 100% - I felt great satisfaction. As if I finally had been able to experience everything the game had to offer. Quickly the whole idea of completing my games grew on me. During that time I set myself a goal: completing every game on my list and achieve a 100% completion rate. Despite this goal I didn't feel like cheesing myself out of it. I still wanted to play the games I wanted to play. Despite the length or difficulty the games provided. It's not like I was going out of my way to avoid lengthy or difficult platinums. The only time I would avoid a game was due to unobtainable trophies, but that makes perfectly sense when looking at this goal. Over the past years I slowly started to work on this goal. While working on this goal I've met a lot of awesome people along the way. Without their help I wouldn't be in the position as of where I am today. For that I am entirely grateful. There's a lot of people that have aid me in achieving trophies. Whether that's with boosting, co-op trophies, giving tips/tricks on attaining trophies, etc. Never via share play though. I always do stuff myself, but yeah you get the point. The list of people that have aid me is quite long, and because of this I will not name each and everyone for now. Although do not fear. Credit is given where credit is due. Soon enough thy name will rise in one of my upcoming videos. Aside from achieving help from great people I have been putting a lot of effort into 'getting it done'. Especially the last few years where I started to deliberately put more difficult games on my profile. It was like a challenge, on top of a challenge. One-hundred-percent completion rate, hmm? That's cute. Let's see how well thee perform if we put some more difficult games on thy list. Needless to say I liked it. It gave me an extra boost of satisfaction. Completing a game was nice, but completing a hard game was even better. That's what my trophy routine has been like lately. Complete some challenging games. Play some easy games in between. Work towards 100% completion rate. And I always had great fun while doing so. Fast forward to this day, November the 5th 2019, approximately seven years from when I set my initial goal, I can finally say that my mission has been completed. At last I have achieved a 100% trophy completion rate. Literally every game on my list has been completed. Hard work has finally payed off. I am very satisfied with the results. Even in the rare occasion that I might end up getting an unobtainable trophy on my list, I wouldn't be as discouraged about it. Sure it will suck and I hope it will never get to that point, but at least I can say that at one point in time I had a 100% profile. This journey I wanted to prove to myself that I would be capable of achieving this goal. Despite of anything that would get in my way. And I finally managed to do so. Victory is mine. For those that care enough to even read this post in the first place, or have interacted with me throughout this checklist, I would like to thank you. I am probably going to take it a bit slower from now on in terms of hunting trophies. I am also not as active around these forums anymore. If for some reason you would like to keep updated on my trophy progression, I am much more active around Twitter and Youtube. Twitter Youtube Especially on Youtube where I regularly post videos about my latest (platinum) trophies. Feel free to follow me over there if you would like to be updated on trophy progression or want to interact. Thank you and until next time. Bye.

The game has local co-op only. So if you're going to play this game on the PS3, then you will need someone to go over to your place and help you. If you don't have anyone available, then I would strongly recommend playing this game on the PS4. This way you can find an online partner and create a shareplay sesison. Via this shareplay session your online partner is able to use the second controller and from here on you can complete the co-op missions. I believe Badland is a cross platform purchase, meaning that if you buy it once you can access it on all platforms (i'm not too sure about that though, so you might have to double check on that).

There are a lot of co-op missions in the game that require the help of another player. Missions such as "No one dies" or "Save X amount of clones" is going to be near impossible by doing it solo. It's highly recommended that you have a partner for the co-op missions.

Hello there! Actual platinum achiever here with over 1000 hours playtime invested on this game. You sure didn't study this game good enough before letting your CFW go wild, did you? Clearing a daily challenge is the equivalent of clearing a Cadence All Zones Mode, which should unlock the four respective zone trophies in the process. In your case you didn't. Every person in existence that has hacked Crypt has never been on the in-game leaderboards. Neither are you, how convenient. The most funny part about this entire thing is how you're describing the daily challenge as "very difficult trying not to die", whilst in reality this is one of the easiest mode in the entire game. Yet you complete the hardest trophies (Coda and Lowest) in matter of days. Both of these trophies take up weeks to months of practice in order to get a somewhat decent shot at achieving them. Surely you must find Coda and Lowest easier than your daily challenge by the sound of it.

That keyboard is good enough. No I didn't plug in a mouse either. It's not required. Simply try out a few different controllers and if that doesn't work there's got to be something else. This issue definitely needs to be fixed though, as otherwise you're unable to play Aria and/or Coda. Settings are fine too. I'm pretty sure you'll get used to the buttons in no-time.

That's very strange. I've been using the XIM4 solely for Crypt and never had this issue before. There's two reasons I can think of this happening. It's either your keyboard or controller. What kind of keyboard do you use? I am using a mechanical keyboard (Razer). I am pretty sure almost every keyboard works for this, but I have strong doubts on wireless/USB keyboards. Wireless is probably not possible, as it cannot connect to the XIM4 via USB. Next to that USB keyboards could probably be connected to XIM4, but I have a feeling there would be a slight delay. Basically any keyboard without a wire is going to give you some kind of delay and that's definitely something you don't want to have. Moreover it could also be your controller. As I previously mentioned I have never experienced your issue, but I did have another issue caused by the controller. One of my controllers started charging when it was on the XIM4 and therefore I couldn't even put it on. I searched for solutions and one of them was that, similar like you, I had to change the controller settings to never switch off. Did that as well, but nothing happened. Then I tried a different controller and suddenly it worked like normal. I've been using that controller ever since and had no issues. So it might be worth a shot to try a different controller as well. At first it's pretty annoying to set up, but once it's done it should work as intended all the time and you don't have to deal with it anymore, unless ofcourse you want to change some button layout. Speaking of button layout, how exactly did you remap your controls? You can basically choose any game you want (on the XIM4 application) and start to change te controls. I am using the arrow keys to move, spacebar for a bomb, and the AWSD (+Q&E) keys for remaining stuff, like throwing/consumables. I would highly recommend to translate the 'touchpad' button to a button on the keyboard far away from any button. Touchpad is an auto restart. If you put that button somewhere close to the other buttons you might accidentally hit it and get an instant restart. That's definitely something you don't want to have.

Wheels firmware? I'm not sure what you mean by that. Are you referring to a steering wheel? If so, I don't use any. I'm using a Dualshock 4 controller. I've been doing some research and it seems that more people have this issue after the 1.22 patch update. I am very positive the new patch update caused the game to freeze. As of now I think the only solution would be to go back to patch 1.00 and from there on keep on playing.

Currently I'm playing through the campaign mode (GT EXTREME races) and the game has randomly frozen on me several times during these races. Once it's frozen I cannot move the car, but somehow I can still navigate through the menu's and such. I've been trying to solve this issue by selecting multiple options in the menu and even going back to the pits, but that doesn't help. Once the screen freezes I simply cannot move my car anymore. Might this issue be caused due to the new 1.22 patch update? The last time I played Assetto Corsa was back in 2017 and at that point the game hasn't frozen on me a single time. I'm pretty sure the new patch update might cause this issue. Anyone else has experienced this issue or might know a solution to this?

I've been looking forward to play this game for quite a while and glad to see it finally came to console. Was hoping to see the "Iron God!" trophy being present, but unfortunately that's not the case. Oh well.. will play this game regardeless of trophies anyways, as the game looks very entertaining. Haven't played any platformer in a while, so looking forward to get back into the genre. As for the broken trophies, I've reached out to their Twitter today and they mentioned that "It's being fixed now". So either they already fixed it or are working on the issue as we speak. Glad to see they are fixing this issue relatively fast. Figured there was a chance it would take months, if not years for them to fix their stuff, as we've seen before with The Binding of Isaac. Glad that's not the case this time.

How do you know you also need multiplayer classes as well? Did you max out all the campaign ones already? Also no offence, but your calculations are incorrect. There's no way you can max out all classes in 18 hours. It takes a lot more than that. By getting a victory on insane it does net you 2.9k xp (2.5k victory and 400+ performance boost) which is indeed around 2.5 level up from the start. Although overtime that slowly starts to decrease and by the time you reach level 20-25+ its around 1 level up for each victory. Maxing out all classes is quite a grind that's for sure.

Well, I've reached out to their twitter and got a response. They mentioned that you cannot use shortcuts during the run, which is something I did from the start. That's really weird, considering every trophy thus far, including the trophies for no hits during a regular loop and for clearing an entire loop with six curses active, have unlocked so far. All by using shortcuts. So I really figured it wouldn't matter if you use shortcuts, but apparently they say it does for this particular trophy. Guess there's still hope after all.

Unfortunately I can confirm that the trophy "God Among Mortals" is broken. I've managed to fullfill the requirements for this trophy for a third time now. This time around I decided to save my last gameplay recording and watched everything back. In the beginning you can clearly see that all of the curses are active and from there I watched the entire run. I didn't get hit a single time and upon killing the bosses it always displayed "Perfect Kill". Such a shame. Not only is completing such run quite time-consuming and also pretty difficult to complete, but receiving no reward for the hard work is quite a bummer. This really caught me by surprise, considering everything in this list has just popped fine. It's really weird. I'll probably reach out to the developers of this game and will ask them if they could take a look into this. As for now I would avoid this game.

It's not impossible, but I'm afraid it is broken. I've been playing through this game on an alt to see whether or not all trophies were attainable. Managed to clear an entire loop with six curses and only got hit once during that time, so figured I had a decent chance going for the non hit run and decided to practice some more.. Upon this point I've managed to clear two entire loops without being hit once and the trophy "God Among Mortals" didn't pop. So either its broken, or I got hit and instantly got some kind of health regeneration during the process, making me unaware of being hit. I'm not sure. I need to do some more testing on this to see what causes this issue. I don't want to believe this trophy is unobtainable, considering there's people who managed to obtain this trophy (according to PSN) and every other trophy in this game has popped just fine. I guess I will make a few more attempts at this in the next few days, but right now it's looking pretty discouraging.