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[Han_PL]

Warhammer 40k Martyr
Praise the Emperor ^^

 

Edited March 12, 2022 by Han_PL
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[Lordguwa]

platinum #598 Ultra Hat Dimension (ps4)

completed in 1 hour and 46 minutes

platinum rarity 87.55% common

 

platinum #599 Bowling: Breakthrough Gaming Arcade (ps4)

completed in 5 minutes and 50 seconds

platinum rarity 97.20% common

 

also finished Bowling: Breakthrough Gaming Arcade (ps4). now to begin the #600th plat. the legend of heroes: trails of cold steel 3. before that i need to get some fall guys gameplay in. looks like a long plat but with guide it'll be just fine.

 

edit: i plan on doing the 2 playthrough route. just in case i miss something i'll have 1 extra chance to get what i need.

Edited March 12, 2022 by Lordguwa

[DrZero_1983]

 Platinum # 153

 

 

PatternMind
You have fulfilled your legacy

[reaperveteran86]

Platinum #251

The Sojourn

Perfection - 36,49%

Fun puzzle game with an first person perspective. Reminded me of The Talos Principle.

 

Platinum #252

Valkyria Revolution

Grand Cordon of the Azure Wolf - 9,77%

Plays like a Warriors game mixed with the Active Time Battle system from Final Fantasy. Not as bad as I thought it would be.

[JungleCat20]

 Milestone Platinum #850 (PS5) 

 

 

 

Never Fade Away

 

I had fun getting the platinum for this game on the PS4, so making the free PS5 upgrade a milestone platinum was an easy decision for me. I wouldn't mind a sequel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 13, 2022 by JungleCat20

[Jamescush147]

  Platinum 302 

The Final Season
Completed The Walking Dead: The Final Season

30.60% Uncommon

 

Platinum
6 days, 2 hours, 41 minutes

 

Started Telltale's The Walking Dead: July 21 2017 - March 12 2022.

See ya Space Cowboy. ?

[Viscera1900]

 #333  -  Ghost of Tsushima (PS5)

 

Living Legend

"Obtain all trophies.

 

 

This might be one of the last games I can auto-pop using my PS4 save files. I got this PS5 version mainly for Iki Island expansion/ DLC contents. Ghost of Tsushima is one of my favorite games from 2020, so I'm glad that I found an excuse to play it again; There's a New Game + DLC trophy I still need to earn.

 

[sk_lp_him]

#121 - Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

 

 

Don't Ruin The Moment
Collect all the Trophies

 

I think I liked this one the most.

[Squarevii87]

 #176

 

 

 

 

NEXT  

ELDEN RING

[Sora9427]

 

 

The Great Ace Attorney
For being awarded all other accolades

 

I Finally Finished this wonderufl Story :3

 

I LOVE The Ace attorney series, i played the original trilogy and Apollo on my Ds and Again 2 years ago on Ps4 so obviously i got this one Day one since i was expecting it since the announcement :3 And Boy, it is such a great story and game! I'm really glad they went on this theme back in the past and with an ancestor fo Ryuji/Phoenix as main character after the previous horrible games of the series they made after Apollo up 'till this ones. 

 

The cases and game itself it surprisingly REALLY long, most cases take like from 6 to 10 hours, i gues sless maybe 5 if you are a fast reader, i think i read normally, not fast not slow and most cases too me from 8 to 12 hours which is A LOT when you think teher are 5 of them! Sadly the game save files don't tell me the hours i spent on it but for sure more than 50! 

I'm Actually really Glad the cases are so long because this way they really tell you EVERYTHING, there are no doubts about anything at the end of the game wich is no easy fit in such a big story! 

 

I started playing it right on D1 when i got it, did the first case right away and then stopped becaus ei was full on Genshin's Story on that period and so i was "On Hold" with it until Mid-October when i got back to it and afetr that i never actually stopped! So Yeah it took me 5 months to finish the game, mostly due to me playing it in such small portions that i did few progress everyday. As said it's a rather long game and so playing it 40-60 minutes a Day and often in this i slept like 10-20 minutes being really tired from the day well i didn't progress much  It took me 3 weeks to do the 2nd Case of the 2nd game for example! So i decided to put on Hold Some Anime Lately and focus more on the game to enjoy the end and i basically did the Last 2 Cases in 2 Weeks, surely a lot mor eprogress playing 2 even 3 hours a day! 

 

Such a wonderful story as said, i won't sya anything about it of course but i really liked it, even more than the riginal trilogy, i just love how everything is connected in the overall history of the world from the 1st case to the last one! I'm Both Glad (For the time it took, drag it out too much of course it's my fault as said when i sat down properly i made great progress) and sad it ended now since i won't be seeing more of Ryunosuke, Susato, Sholmes and all the others! 

 

The Trophies are really easy, thanks god there is a chapter select so even if missed just reload the Right point and do what asked, easy and fast, just gotta pay attention to the Shovel and the Blackboard which was really easy to remember.

 

I really hope The Ace Attorney Series will continue either with a brand new afdventrue or i would love a Sequel to This maybe 10 year after to see how everyone grow up and what are they doing! Guess we'll see but for now that's all! 

 

Here tha Plat Screenshot, It wasn't as good as i expected, should've kept the Shovel trophy for last...

 

Spoiler

 

 

Edited March 13, 2022 by Sora9427

[Brainswashed]

Assassins Creed Valhala 

Difficult : 2/10 

Fun : 8/10 cause the collectibles is a little boring but the game is amazing ، It brings back memories The Witcher 3

Time : 114 hr

 

this part from AC it’s alot Different from the other AC is very beautiful despite its large world, there is no repetition at all in mission i am enjoying in every moment in game ( Orlog game remember me the witcher gwent all trophy is easy you got 50% trophy in your way to complete the game but there is one trophy ( Fully Mastery ) before he need reach level up 400 to get the mastery point but I unlock the mastery point after level 534-535 in DLC mission cause the story with everything thing complete you reach level 512-517 thats really weird cause now this is the max level for unlock the platinum trophy if you dont have the DLC you maybe need farming xp by killing the enemies until you reach max level 

[Deadly_Silent-Xx]

Platinum #234

Dying Light 2: Stay Human (PS5)

 

Pilgrim's Path
Unlock every trophy.

[Biscoito18]

 #118 - Remothered: Broken Porcelain

 

100% Complete

 

Platinum in 5 days and 10 minutes

Rarity: 13,74% (Rare)

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 3/10

 

 #119 - Mortal Kombat 11

 

Elder God

 

Platinum in 2 years and 7 months (!)

Rarity: 9,84% (Very Rare)

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 4/10

[Odd-Shokupan]

Elden Ring

 

[Thirsty_Otter]

MADDEN NFL 22

Platinum #44

100% #66

 

I haven't played a Madden game since 2011. This wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be, although madden games these days are nothing like they were a long time ago. Madden 06 to this day remains my favorite Madden game. Trophy wise, this is fairly easy. A lot of it can be simmed in franchise mode. I did run into a glitch with the "Unblockable" trophy, but deleting my save file and redoing it fixed the issue. I probably wasted two hours because of the glitch. 

[Farruskee]

Platinum #1

final fantasy 8

difficulty 2/10

enjoyment 10/10

Really enjoyed playing this again. Took me 11 hours to plat  

 

[Eagle]

Platinum #13 – Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

 

Revisiting a game I initially played when I was younger, but now finally completing it – and getting the plat in the process, of course. As is to be expected, it's a bit jankier compared to its sequels (especially in the parkour aspect), but actually tighter than I thought it would end up being. Story is more basic than in the follow-ups since the focus on this one was clearly to make a playable action movie, if so to speak, than a more cinematic experience (which is shown by the vast majority of chapters in this one being shooting-focused whereas the others have some more exploration-based sections, particularly in the beginning) – but it's still serviceable, which is helped by Nate being so charismatic. Will be cleaning up the rest of the trophies then moving to U2 (no, not the band) next.

Edited March 14, 2022 by Eagle

[IzunaGaiden]

God of War HD Platinium 

Difficulty : 2/10

Time : 5 hours

Fun : 7/10

 

The game is old, but funny, the 2nd are better, no difficulty and the game are so fast, the history is cool the begining of the séries 

[percy547389126yv]

#1,122 PS4 version of Horizon Forbidden West

#1,123 PS4 version of Splash Cars

#1,124 PS5 version of Horizon Forbidden West

[Sunny]

Platinum #217 -Aggelos-

 

Ran into this game completely by chance one day and what a nice chance it was, Aggelos takes inspiration from the Wonder Boy franchise specially Wonder Boy in Monster World but it has its own spin on mechanics and it works really well, platinum wise it was really simple, beating the game 100% on Hard with 0 deaths was more annoying than difficult and all other trophies revolve around  exploring the world and collecting everything, all in all a gem of a game and a nice platinum.

Edited March 14, 2022 by Sunnyburrito

[kaluna1]

 

#75 Black Clover Quartet Knights

 

The first half of the trophies are beating the story/character challenges. Even on Hard all the story missions where you're fighting enemies who wanna kill you are pretty easy. But the friendly "mock battles" on the other hand are fucking ruthless on Hard. They're all 4v4, aka you + 3 AI vs 4 AI. Except your AI teammates are useless, so it's really you in a 1v4 vs 4 insanely accurate and relentless AI. It doesn't make sense that your AI teammates aren't equally good, but that's how it is. At best they can be used at meat shields as the opposition AI do at least focus on them sometimes. But thankfully one of the characters you can use (Noelle) is broken as hell for navigating these 1v4 situations so it all worked out ok.

 

But then the second half of the trophy list is for winning Ranked Online Matches, oh no! But don't worry you can get those trophies playing against bots, great! But the experience is much worse than if you could just play with and against humans, oh no! They clearly didn't add bots to the Online Matches out of concern for future trophy hunters, I'm pretty sure it was because they weren't confident they could fill 8 player lobbies even on Day 1, because the experience isn't intuitive at all. Every single time you load into a match it searches for humans who will never come for 2+ minutes, and only then puts you into a match with bots after no one was found. Even when you finish that match and click the "keep same team" option the game will boot you and repeat the process, pointlessly looking for non-existant human players again.

 

And then there's the issue that these Online Matches are solely the 4v4 mock battles, and the opposition AI starts on Hard from the get go rather than scaling with your online rank. And you have to win one of these 1v4s with every character in the game, even the healing focused characters. I found that of the 3 game modes (Crystal Carry, Zone Control and Treasure Hunt) Treasure Hunt was the only one I could reliably win with any character, since it was less centralised. The other two had a lot more mandatory close quarters fighting, in which it's very hard to compete with 4 relentless aimbotting AI. Treasure Hunt you can at least scuttle around grabbing keys and treasure, hoping your meatshield teammates are momentarily distracting the enemy. So I've decided to only attempt Treasure Hunt. The issue is the game decides what mode you're playing randomly. Which combined with the other eccentricities of the "online" matches makes it all a pain in the ass. Something like this:

 

Ranked Online Match

 

2+ minute wait for humans who will never come

 

Loads up a match vs bots FUCK IT'S CRYSTAL CARRY

 

Quits to dashboard and closes game, reloads Main menu

 

Ranked Online Match

 

2+ minute wait for humans who will never come

 

Loads up a match vs bots FUCK IT'S ZONE CONTROL

 

Quits to dashboard and closes game, reloads Main menu

 

Ranked Online Match 2+ minute wait for humans who will never come

 

Loads up match vs bots FINALLY TREASURE HUNT THE ONLY ONE OF THE 3 I CAN WIN

 

I got every single online trophy vs the AI, but unlike a normal game I could not just choose my game mode and load it up immediately. They made you suffer through the false pretenses of "online matchmaking" for a thoroughly dead game. It is "better than nothing", but again it can't have been a deliberate act of grace from the devs because otherwise they could cut all the crap.

 

Overall the game was playable and had some decent ideas, but let's just say I'm glad I got it like 90% off lol.

[JoaLoft]

 

#279 - Cyberpunk 2077 (PS5)

 

[This is an edited repost of my platinum post of Cyberpunk 2077 on the PS4.]

 

After a rocky launch back in 2020, CD Projekt Red released the next-gen version of Cyberpunk 2077 this past February, and after having fully played through it again and putting well over 100 hours into the game, it is evident that this was supposed to be the final product.

 

Cyberpunk 2077 stars V, a mercenary in 2077 looking to make it big in Night City, an NUSA (New United States of America) west-coast metropolis teeming with opportunities, corruption and violence. If there's a buck to be made in Night City, it doesn't matter if you run your mouth or your gun. As long as the job gets done. Same goes for our hero(ine), V, who takes up a job to infiltrate the Arasaka HQ, a megacorporation, to steal a highly valuable biochip prototype which could provide the key to immortality. The job goes sideways and to save the chip's integrity, V slots it in their brain, discovering that Johnny Silverhand's (Keanu Reeves) personality is stored on the chip, a former rockstar-activist who died many decades prior to the game's events. Not just that, the biochip is effectively slowly overwriting V's personality with that of Johnny, and simply removing the chip would mean instant death. As the clock ticks, V contends with Night City's gangs and powerful figures while they forge new alliances and make friends, to find a solution for the biochip conundrum before it is too late and their personality is entirely overwritten.

 

There's a real sense of urgency and finality to the game's story as it builds up to this climax and that's one of its many strong suits. I could write an entire article about Cyberpunk 2077 and the existential subject matter it presents to you, but I do also want to preserve the many surprises and easter eggs hidden in its big open world and story - it took me over 100 hours to complete the entire game! There is a lot to talk about, so let's jump straight in.

 

The story and characters are nothing less than great. Coming from someone who plays tons of games and has had his fair share of lukewarm narrative experiences, when I say this story is great: it really is that great. There are multiple endings ranging from downright depressing to pretty damn badass, so your choices throughout main quests and sidequests have a significant impact. Same goes for the characters: bonding with the key personas made me really care for some of them, including Johnny Silverhand and learning about his pivotal role in the story's events. Especially Judy Alvarez's questline was one that tugged at my heartstrings. In fact, this time around I played with a female V just to see how their relationship would turn out, and suffice it to say that Judy may have become one of my favorite characters in the entire game. This story and these characters can easily compete with the very strong writing of The Witcher 3 as well, so narratively speaking, this is executed very well. There is also a secret ending available, which can be a bit challenging if you dive in unprepared, but is so satisfying and badass to complete.

 

The music and visuals are of a high level as well, and on the PS5 it looks a lot more refined. The difference between the two versions is night-and-day. The fact that this is the same composer who tackled The Witcher 3's soundtrack, shows his versatility, and I'd love for him to collaborate more with CD Projekt Red for future games. The music track when you're up on the rooftop with Judy - if you finished her questline, you know what I'm talking about - comes to mind in particular, it is hauntingly beautiful. As a matter of fact, while we're talking about her again: one can only hope there is some expansions about Judy in the works, because although I am finished with Cyberpunk for now, I am very interested in seeing where the additional content is going to take this universe.

 

Combat is - for the most part - really good as well. Melee combat is pretty basic, but flows better on PS5 thanks to a fluid 60 fps, and gunplay still feels so good. The firearms with a smartlink feature in particular are just so sweet to handle, making bullets curve around obstacles so they can find their targets behind cover. Lots of customization too: in a world where biomechanical enhancements are pretty much the norm, you can upgrade the firmware installed in your body, add features to hack enemies and damage or locate them, turn them into allies, etc. Weapons can be modded too, and since this is an RPG at heart, you will be able to level up in five different skill trees to unlock perks for stealth, combat, health, hacking, ... You get the idea. Skills which also lead to finding alternate ways to smooth talk your way out of trouble or into restricted areas, or to just open doors and hack computers with your advanced set of skills.

 

And not surprisingly: the open world is big and there is lots to do. The fact it took me over 100 hours to complete everything, shows how much value you get in return. Quests can take crazy turns and surprise you with how they are set up, just like in The Witcher 3. Night City is full of interesting stories to discover, hence the 100 hours I gladly invested.

 

On to addressing the elephant in the room: how does the game run from a technical point of view? I still encountered around four or five crashes (in a total of over 100 hours, mind you) and there was a visual glitch here and there, but aside from those small issues, it looks amazing. Night City looks and feels vibrant and lights up like a beacon when you are admiring it from out in the wasteland at night. Questlines don't break anymore or lock you out of certain paths, so everything in that regard works exactly the way it is supposed to function. Not everything is fixed and at this point, I'm afraid some small details will always remain because of the game's technical framework. For example, there is some weird visual pop-in and pop-out effect when it comes to traffic, to present the illusion that there is a lot of traffic driving in the far distance. But it is done so sloppy that the illusion never really works. I'm nitpicking though: as i said before, this is what should have been the final product. It was made for next-gen hardware to begin with, and it shows. It'll still run great on a PS4, with all the massive patches they released, but this RPG diamond truly shines on a PS5.

 

Cyberpunk 2077 is an all-round fantastic game. I love the game a lot. It took me almost a month to fully replay it on a PS5 and finish every single quest and activity, and see all the different endings, but it was worth it. I enjoyed this run even more, to the extent that my female V - as opposed to my male V on PS4 - is considered my main V. Her story is captivating from start to finish, the secondary protagonists you meet along the way all have fascinating backgrounds and stories, and the conclusion is satisfying.

 

It truly is a journey worth experiencing. If you loved The Witcher 3, if you love RPGs, if you love science-fiction, if you love complex subject matter about artificial intelligence, immortality or humanity's obsession over augmentation and self-perfection: just add this one to your collection and savor it. The team at CD Projekt Red did an outstanding job, and I can not wait to see what they are cooking up for us with the expansions!

 

Most frustrating trophy - It's Elementary

 

 

Before, this used to be the "Autojock" trophy, which required you to buy every single purchaseable car in Night City, but as they made that trophy easier to acquire - by lowering the prices for the cars - I'm going for "It's Elementary".

 

There's a lot to do in Night City, because aside from a bunch of side quests, you will have to complete every single gig (minor quests) and NCPD Scanner Hustle (small combat confrontations) in the region. Honestly, this "Most Frustrating Trophy" could easily apply to all the regions because there's a ridiculous amount of them to complete. Hundreds and hundreds of them, as a matter of fact. You'll need many hours to clear the map, and what's even more annoying: they don't show up on your normal map. So, to make sure you don't miss out on any of them, here's a tip: when you go to your map, pick the "filter" option and tag the "NCPD Scanner Hustles". And just like that, they all magically pop up on your map to be tagged and completed.

 

Ending on a positive note: completing them and looting all the enemies and selling their gear and weapons does net you over a million eurodollars (the currency in this game), which you will need to get all the cars, and to acquire some high-end upgrades to turn your V into a legendary killing machine. Because what is Night City, if not a platform for legends to rise up from?

Edited March 14, 2022 by JoaLoft
Changed the trophy images

[ShinigamiSensei-]

#202: PERSONA 5 STRIKERS

 

True Phantom Thief
Earned all trophies.

 

18,49%

RARE

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 5/10

[percy547389126yv]

#1,125 Bunny Mahjo

#1,126 PS4 version of Cosmos Bit

[OneDosDeth]

First Platinum

 

 

 

 Master Assassin
Unlock all trophies.