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[ZoKu08]

Metal Gear Solid 4

#186

 

The Legendary Hero

Obtained all trophies.

 

4.49%

Ultra Rare

[Scarred_LWolf]

#57 Kingdom Hearts III

 

 

 

Kingdom Hearts III Complete Master

 

Difficulty: 2/10

Enjoyment: 10/10

Estimated Time to Platinum: 40-50+ Hours

 

Finally i was able to finish it yesterday after 4 days and some hours straight. I can say that i liked it but sadly i felt a little dissapointed about the ending and the bosses. The game was ok with the new options but about the story not really that much but i still liked it. I hope that they will release KH4 on future. I got platinum on every KH title available for ps4. Anyway on game there were some funny moments and one of those is Donald spamming his line about ingredients lol. He likes to make you angry haha. If i were to to put which KH is the best, i would say its KH2>KH3>KH1 and for the others Birth by sleep>DDD>Re:Com. For whoever is thinking about it, by all means go ahead and play it! Do not listen others review and try it to make your very own opinion!

[SteelFreaxx]

#57

It All Comes Together
Collect all trophies.

 

My first plat of 2019, took 60+ hrs including idle time.

[ArmoredSnowman]

On 2/12/2019 at 8:02 PM, thefourfoldroot said:

Never played a lego game before really,

Definitely play Lego Avengers, Lego Ninjago (PS4), Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Lego Chima (Vita)!

[Durandal]

Spyro 3: The Year of the Dragon

 

So, after collecting 44,000 gems, 14 talismans and 64 orbs, saving 80 elder dragons and 162 dragon eggs I am proud to announce that I have successfully finished the Spyro Reignited Trilogy!

 

And it was a blast! Well most of the times ... Anyway

 

The third game isn't as good as the previous two but still a great game. I really enjoyed the levels, just like Spyro 2 they were all very well designed and themed. The gameplay is pretty much the same except for a few not so good things, the new skateboard levels for the most part. They aren't particularly difficult, mostly just boring or even unnecessary. Same goes for the races, the controls were again the main problem for me. Thankfully you don't really need to do all of them unless you want every egg and skill point. Another thing I didn't quite like are the boss fights. They are simply too much alike and the final boss is too easy and rather short. This is where the second game truly shines. Same goes for the story and the main villain. The sorceress isn't really present during the game. Ripto on the other hand always interacts with the NPCs or Spyro himself. You even get to see how he affects the world with his evil shenanigans. She also lacks personality, compared to Ripto.

 

Another thing I liked about Spyro 2 are the characters and their relationship with each other, they certainly give the story more depths. Spyro 3 just has Bianca, she is a great cast don't get me wrong but she hardly shows up at all. However I loved how she and hunter ... well you better play the game to see that part! Of course there are more character but like the sorceress they don't really add much to the story. But you do get to play them in separate levels, which is a nice addition although it somehow feels off. Mostly because of the gameplay. Spyro is a very agile and fast character, all his new sidekicks are terribly slow and the gameplay is rather limited. Still it is a nice addition to the game, I especially liked the Monkey.

 

One thing I really like is that Sparx finally got his to chance to become a hero of its own right. Great stuff for a mini spin-off actually! Oh and the third game has the most levels of all games. Also most of the challenges are well designed and a great addition to the game, just like the ones in the second game.

 

Altogether I had a lot of fun with these three games, my play time racks up to 55 hours! That's mostly because I am a rather slow or meticulous gamer but I also unlocked all skill points! Which took a lot of time practicing.

 

I miss Spyro already and most definitely that blissful sound when you pick up a gem. I really hope that Activison will give us a new Spyro game someday!

 

Oh I almost forgot! Trophies. Well they aren't hard to get, except for a few, which you either need a guide for or you have to be very thorough when exploring the levels. You also don't need to finish the game completely this time to earn the platinum. And just like the other two games the trophy list is very creative, which makes it even more fun to gather all trophies.

 

Now stop reading this and play the trilogy!

 

Edited February 16, 2019 by Durandal

[Phlegeth]

 #30

Perfect Hacker
Collected all trophies.

 

I had to play through most of the game again to hit that Vanguard Rank.  Being able to turn off encounters and run real fast made it a lot better.  That and having a team built to take down superbosses really makes the story a breeze.  This image sums it up nicely.

 

[GraniteSnake]

 #126: Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion

 

 

The first of a long list of games I plan to play available through PlayStation Now. I really must play more of these turn-based games as I find them rather enjoyable. The plot wasn't too interesting, and the characters within the game were pretty strange. At the beginning I struggled with the fights, but after acquiring certain characters the battles became pretty easy bar a couple of select encounters. The world itself is big, but there isn't to much too it after you've explored it all. I found the ship's speed to be painfully slow, and it was frustrating that the ship would stop every time I went to check the world map. This made specific side quests involving a lot of back and forth sailing a bit of a pain! The trophy list itself is very straightforward and by no means difficult. I think I spent around 10 hours on this game and I felt that was a good amount of time. Overall I found this to be a mildly entertaining game, and one that didn't overstay it's welcome.

[Phoenix_argentea]

Actually I've got a lot of trophies to update, but this deserves a post on its own. And it's a trophy milestone (100th):

 

Kingdom Hearts III

KINGDOM HEARTS III complete master

 

After years it's the end of a chapter. I had a lot of fun but I’ve also mixed feelings about this game: some things are really great (huge worlds full of details, graphics, the open space with the gummiship), but there are others I dind’t like (I mean things they could have improved or changed, not wrong). I put everything under a huge spoiler tag, maybe someone has not seen everything and I don’t want to ruin their surprise. And it’s just my personal point of view:

-        Dearly beloved: well, it’s always a nostalgic welcome ?;

-        Prologue: weak starting point (and battle). Is it a dream? Is it a Dive into the heart? The last time I fought a Darkside was in the 0.2 with Aqua, and that battle was so epic! But this… ?;

-        Difficulty: the hard/proud difficulty is easy. I don’t think to be a God in KH series, but I’ve never seen a game over screen (actually one due to the ship race. I managed to get stuck by underwater rocks. Yes, I’m bad with ships…?);

-        Paopu fruits: yes, they are back! ? But no one eats them. I’m still thinking they are poisonous…;

-        Twilight Town: this town is beautiful and full of life. ? It’s wonderful wandering around while you can hear people talking about struggle or skateboards, you can see short movies in the open cinema, etc. But it’s very small: the tram square, the wood, the mansion courtyard, and nothing more. I wanted to enter into the mansion, “No it’s closed.”(??) “Okay, let’s go to the afternoon streeets and the station square!”, “No you can’t. Do you want to leave this world?” “What?! NO! I don’t want to leave! I want to explore more!” ... “Ok, maybe you unlock more areas when you go further into the story…” “No, you’re wrong.” “Damn it!” ?;

-        Toy Box: my favourite world. ? I got lost with all the shops. And the best mid-boss: the creepy doll. Seriously, I didn't expect a doll watching me through the doll-house;

-        Disney attractions: I hate them, nothing more. They are spectacular, powerful, etc., but they don’t fit into the game. I used them once to record them into the Gummiphone, and I threw them into the oblivion. But unfortunately I activated them so many times by accident when you have 4 or more commands and you’re fighting hosts of Heartless;

-        Gummiphone: I’m old school. Simply I wanted the old Jiminy journal. Just my preference. For the same reason I hate the #;

-        Radiant Garden and Final Fantasy people: I wanted to explore again this world and see again the other characters (and fight again Sephiroth, of corse), but nothing… Ok, to the next point;

-        Riku’s new keyblade: it’s ugly.  Nomura gave him a giant security key. And I still don’t understand why the Way to the Dawn broke, while this didn’t happen to the other keyblade;

-        Anti-Aqua battle: this battle is almost perfect: the dark shore, the music (this new version of Aqua’s theme is outstanding), Aqua’s quotations during the battle about her loneliness and sorrow for this 10 years in the Realm of Darkness (and I also wanted to explore this world with Riku, but again, nothing...). So, what’s wrong with this battle? It’s too easy. Aqua is not even trying to fight against Sora. She walks, talks, and sometimes attacks. I remember the mirror Aqua in the 0.2 BbS (especially the “secret” mirror Aqua, where you have to be very precise about the guard and counterattack) and she was very tough. But not her. I thought: “Maybe there are two battles. This is just a prologue. After the first we'll end up into a darker abyss, Aqua will awake the darkness and the real fight will begin”, something similar to the Last Episode in BbS with the two battles against Terra-Xehanort. I was wrong (again);

-        Xion: well, too many ???. I had the same Lea/Axel’s reaction the first time I saw Xion through Kairi. And again when the three were reunited. But I still don’t understand how she managed to get back. Ok, she should be a replica made by Vexen, but Xion should be inside Sora, right? So… I don’t know! Same about Roxas, where did he come from?

-        Oathkeeper and Oblivion: where are they?! Roxas hold them just for two seconds and nothing more. I wanted to see their transformations!

-        Keyblade Graveyard Horizon: the final world, and a lot of battles with the entire (recycled) Organization. But I think these battles are all the same. I mean, in KH II FM every battle with a member of the Organization is epic and has a peculiar feature: the hit counter with Marluxia, the anti-form replica with Vexen, the spears you stole from Xaldin, etc. But here I miss something similar. And every battle is interruped by a cutscene when you defeat one of them (and everyone hates Xehanort and the fact of being his vessel. So why did you join him?). I remember only the Xigbar's rain shots and Xehanort when steals Sora’s light and turns him into the anti form (and Saix berserk, of course);

-        Scala ad Caelum: a beautiful world that I thought I could explore. I made two steps, the wonderful music started (and it was abandoned after 20 seconds) and the battle began. Ok, no more exploration! And now a stupid issue: when I heard the pronunce /caelum/ I received a punch in the face. WHAT?! I studied Latin for five years and I knew the pronunce was /cielum/, since the /ae/ is pronunce like /e/ (in Italian) ignoring the /a/. Maybe there are different pronounces or particular rules…  Anyway a good starting point for a Latin lesson! Oh, yes, and a couple of lines about the Orichalcum translation: in Italian is Oliarco, and not Oricalco. Why?!

-        Post game: well, there is almost nothing! 14 battle gates with the same enemies. The only secret boss is some kind of power-up Invisible. Seriously, there are more gummi ship secret bosses instead of in-game secret bosses!

 

Probably my problem is the fact that I had high expectations and I thought it could be similar to KH II FM about boss battles system and collectibles (I’m still thinking about the jigsaw puzzles, I loved them!).

And whoever reached this point, thank you for your patience and for reading this long post!

 

And now the funny moment with my gummi ship against Schwarzgeist (I copied it from Google. I still don’t know how to write it): I defeated him on my second try with a junk gummi ship (3 cannons and 2 lasers, but you die with 4 hits). I lost the resurrection ability at the beginning of the battle due to the laser, but I managed to destroy it: “Yes! I did it!” and I left the controller… Then a little Voyager came out from the big ship and crashed against my gummi ship. “??... Eh???” 1 HP left and recovery kit charging at 1/3. “!” “Hold on a minute! What the [huge censorship] are you?!” I picked up again the controller and I spammed the dodging ability (and the shooting), and I destroyed also this one. And I earned the A rank!

 

In the end, it’s a very good game, but I think it doesn’t surpass KH II FM.

And, as other people said, I expect a Final Mix DLC for post-games contents. And a critical difficulty, of course. ?

[Terra]

 163 - Trivial Pursuit

Difficulty: 2/10

Enjoyment: 6/10

 

Honestly, It's not that bad of a game. There's three modes you can choose from: Classic, Friend vs. Facts, and Clear The Board. I personally found Classic the best option because of its simplicity and unnecessary gimmicks. In short, you have to answer either Science/Nature, Arts & Literature, Geography, History, or Entertainment questions to fill a wedge and then once the wedge is filled, make it back home and you win (at least for Classic mode). The problem I had with this game is it's age. This came out in early 2009 so all of it's questions are only from 2008 and down. I got one's wrong simply for the fact that the fact is outdated. The biggest offender of this category is Entertainment so unless you remember the movie,music, and pop culture scenes from 2006-2008, you'll need to have Google handy to get any right. A good game, but one I won't return too. Stick to a more modern game with updated facts if you want a similar experience

[JrsAlster]

 #56 - inFamous Second Son

 

Difficulty: 3/10

Fun: 10/10

 

 

First time posting my platinums on this topic but I could not help it when I platted inFamous Second Son. I enjoyed it alot and I'm currently sitting here with a feeling that I just want more. Its not the first time it have happened me but its rather rare that I don't get enough when 100% a game and gotten the platinum. I played inFamous First Light earlier and I liked it too, but I enjoyed Second Son alot more and I would LOVE to see a sequel soon!

 

I really recommend this game to others that have not played it yet. (I'm really late myself) And I also understand why it is currently the most platted game on psnprofiles and still rising  

[DesmaBR]

Platinum #92

 

Your Royal Eggsellence
Earn all trophies in the game.

 

Just play Fortnite instead

Edited February 15, 2019 by DesmaBR

[Icebrand1270]

Platinum 79

Ashes Cricket (PS4 - 2017)

2/13/2019

I suddenly realize I've had quite a few Plats since posting in this thread. I believe I haven't posted here since Plat 50 (Shenmue). Since then I've gotten some interesting Plats (such as Floor Kids), some tough Plats (such as the PS4 version of 5 Star wrestling) but mostly easy ones. so far I have 10 Plats this month... but none as prestigious as this one!

I had the Plat for Don Bradman cricket 14 on my old ID (Icebrand1270), so I figured I would try for this as OohYeah127. The controls are easier this time around but much of the trophy list is glitched, which explains why it took me over 10 months to Plat this game. This Plat was unobtainable for the first 3 months or so due to New cap being glitched. The glitch was eventually fixed but the trophy guide here points out 7 possible trophy glitches. Be wary if you go after this one.

As for the difficulty of the list itself, it has everything you would expect from a sports game: training, career, grinding, skill, luck, online and so on. The good news is many of the "grind" trophies can be done with 2 controllers and some of the other trophies can be earned through simulation. The lone online trophy is for playing and completing 5 matches but you don't need to win any of them.

I almost forgot! I wish to thank @EnforcerAwakens for his amazing trophy guide, for which I would never have gotten this Plat without. THANK YOU!

With a Platinum "success rate" in the 7% area, this replaces 5 Star wrestling (PS4 version) as my rarest Plat ever as OohYeah127! I'm also just the 86th to earn this Plat and the 3rd American! WOW!

What next? No clue as always! Time will tell I guess!

Edited February 15, 2019 by Icebrand1270

[z-Blazee]

#216 - Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge

 

Master of the Secret Arts 

Obtained all trophies.

[Viper]

 #151
TheAdventurePals
Have My Babies

 

Fun little platforming beat 'em up with the art style of that show Adventure Time, a completely ridiculous story (in a good way) and it has this type of humor that seems like it's for kids, but only adults would really get the strong overtones. It was brought up in a PlayStation Access video and I was interested...turned out to be a great find. It has a couple issues such, hit detection seems to just not work some times...you go to slash an enemy and you sword clearly hits them but it does nothing and so they hit you instead. But the game deserves more recognition.

Edited February 15, 2019 by Viper

[SerpentSeed]

83... Odin Sphere Leifthrasir

[rusty1027]

 48: Coda - Drakengard 3

 

Plus all the DLC trophies too! My first Yoko Taro game. I'll be playing Nier Automata real soon, I think, but not until I get another Yakuza platinum.

[Stormverse]

 

 

[percy547389126yv]

#361 Vita version of MIxups by POWGI

[Inuty]

#129

Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight (PS Vita)

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 2/10

Time: 15 hours

 

#130

Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas (PS Vita)

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 3/10

Time: 20 hours

 

#131

Ratchet & Clank 2 (PS Vita)

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 4/10

Time: 25 hours

[Nauticus87]

#315 - Gauntlet

 

Hello everyone, my name's David and I'm a gaming masochist.

 

I'm not sure when it began, it's just one of those things that creeps up on you when you least expect it and, before you know it, you're leaving your console on overnight, using books to keep buttons depressed for repetitive actions, even self-harming as in Duke Nukem's local multiplayer – both me – in the pursuit of five hundred kills against yourself.

 

My most recent relapse was a game called Gauntlet. It was given away for free in December 2015. At the time I was a fledgling trophy hunter, had only just earned my fifth platinum in Peggle 2. I wasn't ready, had nowhere near enough training to master the grind. After one trophy: destroying 800 props (i.e. crates, boxes), the most common trophy at 41%, I was done.

 

Using the warrior to bash through enemies just wasn't very fun, I couldn't get a handle on strafing around the hordes of identical enemies and a lich was my final downfall as it crushed me beneath it's astral feet.

 

Three years later, it called me back. I could not – would not – be beaten. The allure of twenty-one ultra rare trophies out of thirty-nine total, my 17^th ultra rare platinum at a paltry two percent completion rate, was the icing on the cake.

 

It still had my save. It knew I would be back. My warrior was dusted off and I resumed from the beginning of the game to get used to everything again, it was only a few levels, nothing too bad. Until the lich, welcoming me back like only assholes could by shitting all over my resolve.

 

Hard was indeed hard. Perhaps I could switch to normal, get a bit better and then replay the game on hard.

 

No, screamed my internal masochism mechanism, hard or nothing.

 

I ignored him.

 

But still, even on normal the warrior wasn't cutting it. I'm sorry my friend but this was where we had to part ways. The elf was picked. The elf could dodge. The elf could dodge. Suddenly the lich was missing everything as I rolled under ice-beams and magic-bombed his skeletal horde, shooting out giant magical arrows that decimated his minions. Level beat, onwards, upwards (or downwards in the case of the game-map).

 

Crypt boss decimated, a third through the story, the second trophy was mine. Followed swiftly by blowing myself up with a barrel for a third trophy. This should have been a sign – much blood, both mine and my enemies, would be spilled before this platinum was earned.

 

Beating the boss was good enough for a day, I stopped and gave myself a pat on the back. I'd made the right choice, I could do this. I was such a fool.

 

The next day, I decided to detour into endless mode. It didn't seem too bad, easy enough to get through most levels, only occasionally losing a life, of which I was collecting at least one a floor. I only had to get to level fifty? Consider it done.

 

The thirties had different ideas. From about level thirty-two I was assaulted by such a murderous squad of enemies that I was being massacred multiple times per room, a dozen times a floor, a floating eyeball my biggest nemesis as it vomited fire faster than I could dodge. I lost at thirty-six.

 

This could be harder than I thought.

 

Back to the story and I felt better prepared, straight onto hard, I skipped through the crypts as if it were a field of daisies and I was a marauding bull who particularly hated daisies. That was quickly followed by the caves, all on hard. And the temple.

 

Here it was: the final boss.

 

Easy. Easy. Easy. Strafe and dodge and murder and dodge and murder his real self when he creates copies and dodge and murder and dodge and wait what there are magic snipers who can target you from anywhere on the map and kill you within five seconds if you don't kill them first, and you need to get to them around a hundred other bodies, well that's just not very fair is it. Okay boss, you win this time but I'll be back.

 

Not too bad. Not too bad. Not easy but manageable. Dodge, dodge, murder and dodge, kill the imposters and fuck it stop targeting me you sniping bastards and recover and dodge still have a couple of lives and oh fuck I'm targeted again where is he where where where FUCK. Fine, okay so you win again boss but fuck you I'll win.

 

My girlfriend is giving me furtive glances over the book she is reading, worried eyes flitting between my white-knuckled grip on the controller and the gang of enemies currently gleefully running around my corpse while I wait five seconds to respawn.

 

Fine, I'll switch to normal and bang this out so I can take a break.

 

Ding – you lost one hundred times.

 

Ding – you got hurt so much we decided to give you a trophy because we feel sorry for your elf.

 

FINALLY. The boss goes down on normal. Now I know what I'm doing, I've got this!

 

Ding – you're eating so much food to barely survive that we wanted to give you another trophy.

 

I don't got this.

 

Another day, another dozen failed attempts at the final boss on hard. To feel as if I haven't wasted my time, I knock out some quick trophies with the warrior and valkyrie.

 

After two days of trying to beat the final boss on hard, it happens. A miraculously close shave when my special attack downs a magic sniper bastard a nano-second before he murders me followed up by just about taking off the final sliver of the boss's health before the seven hundred enemies I've ignored murder me.

 

Work interrupts my play so I can only take down fifty liches and spider queens over the next couple of days. It's fine, I need the break, I've been taking too many shots, my body is going to collapse if I continue at this rate.

 

Friday and I'm off work. Time to try endless mode again. To get to fifty takes around four to five hours. Halfway through and I'm not doing great. I'm getting depressed, contemplate quitting, get out while I still can.

 

My masochism won't allow me, yet gives me an out: Look, it says, if you don't make it to fifty this time then I'll let you quit the game. That's fair right? Sure, that sounded fine enough. But, it continued, if you do it then you get the platinum. This is the last skill-related trophy, the rest is simple grinding.

 

I wasn't thinking, I just agreed while concentrating on endless mode. Simple grinding, sure, that's easy, what's the worst I'd have to do?

 

Well fuck, I went and did it. Heck, I carried on to fifty-two barely trying. I could've easily went further. I was locked in.

 

The wizard was the easiest to start grinding with, if only because you didn't have to actually play the game. Setting him up in a corner, a book against my controller to continually cast spells, I left him for a few hours while he massacred 15,000. Yes, fifteen thousand mummies. He did this with ice, then fire, giving me multiple trophies. I changed maps and did it to orcs.

 

The next day, 10^th February, it was the turn of the grunts, another 15,000, this time with lightning to smash that out too.

 

The wizard's reward for all that diligent work? To be murdered and harmed, over and over again, until I got a ding. I laughed maniacally as he was torn apart by the very enemies he had killed in the tens of thousands, a fitting revenge, god of this small dominion I wreaked havoc on friend and foe alike.

 

There was still a bit of time before dinner so I returned to my trusty elf and knocked out another 3,000 kills on puny little spiders, invading their nest and murdering them indiscriminately as they tried desperately to defend their home. At 50,000 kills total between all enemies with my elf, a ding signalled both a trophy and dinner time.

 

Yet the cruel way in which I had allowed the enemies to harm the wizard was weighing heavy on my heart. I couldn't return to the game just yet, I needed time to mourn. It would take three days before I returned.

 

The warrior was next. I found a spot where I could kill a wave of enemies at the start, quickly reset the level (five button presses: options → up → up → up → cross button) and repeat. If I used a skill that sped me up (R1 button) I could lower each cycle by a second.

 

I needed to murder 15,000. Each cycle got me twenty enemies. Only 750 cycles. Easy.

 

R1 → Run up and hit circle → Options → up, up, up → cross.

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

Why was I doing this?

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

I know they're cultists but surely they have families? Friends? Loved ones?

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

Are they even doing this by choice? Perhaps some overlord has sent them forth to destroy me and they are scared little boys underneath those hoods?

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

Are they even different? What if these are the same twenty enemies and I'm simply resetting their existence?

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

Am I God?

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

No. I'm the Devil. I am re-murdering these cultists again and again.

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

No. Not me. My instrument of terror: The warrior. He is the evil one.

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

Am I even controlling him? Does he not continue even while I fall asleep. No mere muscle memory could continue this vitriolic murder-fest.

 

Repeat seven hundred and fifty times.

 

Of course, he must be punished. I hear you game, all-knowing trophy list, that's right, yes. Come here my sweet warrior, I must reward you for your glowing deeds in murdering enough to satiate my trophy hunger.

 

AHA! YOU HAVE FALLEN INTO MY TRAP BRAVE WARRIOR. SUFFER FOR YOUR CRIMES. YES MY SKELETAL MINIONS, MURDER HIM, MAKE HIM SUFFER, TAKE AWAY HIS HEALTH, LET HIM HEAL THEN HURT HIM SOME MORE. AHAHAHA YES, YESSSSS!

 

Oh, ding, good job, only a few to go. What's that sweet darkness, you'd like to embrace me? Okay.

 

Where did those last two days go? Why is there blood on my shirt? Oh-well, only a few trophies left, who's next? Valkyrie, sure thing. If you could be a sweet little thing and go murder 15,000 demons for me that'd be great thanks.

 

What do you mean there's no level where you can repeat the warrior's repetitive actions? How am I supposed to break down into manageable chunks your pointless murder-spree?

 

Time? Okay, show me what you can do.

 

Oh look, I can sit on these stairs and hold up your shield and the enemies don't get knocked back. The projectiles shot out by that winged bastard can't reach me either. Who knew stairs were so impervious?

 

Murder murder murder weeeee murder murder murder spreeee.

 

Thirty minutes have passed, show me your spoils.

 

Two thousand? Two thousand!? TWO MEASLY FUCKING THOUSAND. Are you kidding me?

 

So wait that's. Give me a sec. Roughly four hours of demon hunting. And you can't be more efficient? What do you mean that depends on me? I don't want to hear about how it's my responsibility, you're the one killing those people. Demons – whatever. I'm just watching. I'm a helpless bystander.

 

Stop talking back to me, just go do it. I'm turning my brain off, I don't want to hear another peep from you until you're done.

 

Done? Good girl, that's my valkyrie. Now I'm afraid I have one more job for you. What's that, you already know I've had to harm the others in pursuit of trophies. You know where I'm taking you then, yes? The Sea Of Darkness, where you will be mauled by skeletons even as you run around trying to stay alive by eating chicken.

 

I'm sorry, alright! Stop looking at me like that. Are you crying? Stop it! That's it, I'm putting you into a full-face visor. There! Beautiful again and completely unstained, physically at least. Spiritually you are destroyed, I can see the blackness on your soul. Go, repent in your own blood and resurrections.

 

There is no laughter this time, I can barely watch as she is torn to shreds.

 

Ding.

 

I'm broken. There is one trophy left: 15,000 skeletons. My elf has already murdered 10,000, what's five more? A nook, a book and a controller and my set-up is complete. I haven't worked out how many hours he'll be there, arrowing the endless line of skeletons spawning into no-man's land.

 

How many of those skeletons are my past selves? Lives reincarnated in bleached-white bone.

 

Who am I? I have lost all sense of self, of past and present, I am not the controller nor the arbitrator. If no-one is there will the game still ding? In its muted, turned-off TV state, will it still reward me accordingly?

 

I don't know. I don't know anything anymore. All I know is the end is near. Whether that's the end I was seeking is something I will have to find out in time.

 

If I don't make it, please send help

[Oturan]

 

Gray fox is my pup- You have explored the Path of Destinies

[Lightsp33d1987]

Platinum #820

 

 

[Z-Yux]

 Platinum #59:  Okami HD

 

A very nice game in my opinion. I can really tell the Zelda inspirations in this title and that makes it all the better for me in my opinion. This game has also aged exceptionally well with its very unique art style. Trophy list wise, I really liked it (aside from fishing). Being able to sit down and explore a great majority of the game was really cool. Something that some trophy lists don't have the player do.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 3/10

Time-To-Platinum: ~45 Hours

Game Enjoyment: 8/10

[DiegoMolinams]

 #71 I am The Hero

Platinum Hero 

 

 

Quick easy platinum. Very similar to Squareboy vs Bullies but with a little bit more content. Kind of boring, to be honest.

[Sagaan]

#126 - Senran Kagura burst re newal 

 

The game is based on the first season of the anime. It took me around 20h to plat dis one. Sad was i couldnt play my main waifu yumi, 5 euro is to much for 1 char to pay imo. So i had to use my secondary waifus asuka and yomi xd. The game is straight forward nothing is missable, cheers bratans.