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[DeathShark22]

#39 - Assassin's Creed - Brotherhood + DLC 100% (PS3)

Julius Caesar   (4,07%)

 

 

I played the game the first time on pc when it came out, so it was a very nostalgic feeling coming back to this. Rome was just a beautiful as i remembered it and the city with all its shops and merchants felt always alive and colorful. The climbing and horse mechanics felt a bit clunky and you feel that it is an older game. The collectibles were not to bad but the faction missions were a bit boring after a while. A few challenging missions but nothing to bad. The Multiplayer was not really hard, level 50 was a bit of a grind and AEOTM needed a bit of coordination. Big thanks again to the awsome team @Roronora_Zoro666,  @Brandon-LCF-Heat & Omnia for helping me, it was a lot of fun:)

 

The Da Vinci DLC was very easy since i worked on the "Il Principe" trophy during the main game and got 100% on every mission during my first playtrough. All in all a fun game.

 

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 4/10

Edited December 3, 2018 by DeathShark22

[ShinigamiSensei-]

#112: UNCHARTED DRAKE'S FORTUNE

+?%

 

Platinum 
Earn all Uncharted: Drake's Fortune™ Remastered Trophies

 

[voodoo_eyes]

#325 - The Evil Within 2

 

 

As soon as I started it, I knew I was going to love this game. It is a great blend between Resident Evil. Silent Hill and Layers of Fear. Even though it has a few bugs, clipping issues and crashes, it was an incredibly fun game.

 

Enjoyment: 8.5

Difficulty: 7

[PooPooBlast]

On 12/1/2018 at 6:45 PM, Deadpool--Rik said:

Enjoyment 9.9/10

Oh you're one of those . Jk congrats :). 

[Viscera1900]

#200 - Persona 5: Dancing Star Night

 

 

 

 

 

ダンシング☆スターナイト

 

 

"全てのトロフィーを取得した"

 

 

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 2/10

 

 

 

You must be incredibly tired. You should go to SLEEP.

Pancakes with cabbages are very delicious!

 

[fabarbre]

Crash Bandicoot 1 to finish of my N-sane Trilogy plats, hell of a ride but god i love those game.

[yellowwindow7]

 

Platinum Trophy \ Rocketbirds 2: Evolution

 

( PS4 )

 

first of all this game is Hilarious! the soundtracks is one of the best i heard from an indie game, and the game can be fun if you know what you're doing..

now putting that away..... i... personally kinda didn't likes it, 60% i spent on this game being frustrated the whole time while the other 40% is getting the hang of it trying to enjoy it as much as i can.

 

" the mini map system is very confusing! "

just about getting to knew where i was at or need to go i enter this door or going down with an elevator and the map showing me being at a higher floor, this have gave me a lot's of problems the first time playing the game. this reminded me of Lone Survivor Director Cut as the game is a 2D but for an odd reason the guy behind the game decided to gave the game a top down four directional map which was a head scratching.

 

" the water is the chicken's worst nightmare "

the game never told you how to even jump out of a pool of water, you just need to randomly mash the jump button in hope you jump high and pray to god it's high enough to grab a ledge to pull yourself out and i died a lot's trying to get out of a pool of acid because the safety platform is two high to reach and you need to time your jumps... or something to reach it.

 

other problems i had is when reloading a gun, it took forever seen how your character is reloading a gun something that i saw devs who likes to make games like this really obsessed to do, which reminded me of another game that looks slightly like this one Guns Gore and Cannoli, that game also had the same if not worse reloading animations, if this is an AAA first person shooter it would make sense as they want you to see how cool and realistic the reloading looks but the problem with games like this or guns gore and cannoli is that these games are Arcade experiance so you wan't them to play like an Arcade and no realism to ruing the fun.

 

i might sounded too harsh on the game but this is me first time playing a rocketbird game, never played the first game before and started with this one since i got it for free as a PS Plus game, so maybe this is a reason why some of the stuff in the game didn't make sense to me? i don't know..

 

also why there's no trophy guide for this game on this site?

big thanks to the Youtuber Remi as he's the only person i found that did a full video guide for all the trophies of the game.

Edited December 4, 2018 by yellowwindow7

[Z-Yux]

Platinum #54:   Nier: Automata.

 

Got this game during the Black Friday sale. All-in-all, it was a pretty good game with a nice story and cast of characters. Also, the combat was very fluent and felt very good. While I did use the in-game trophy shop to purchase a decent majority of the trophies, in the end, I did have a good time overall with this game.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 2/10 (Assuming the in-game trophy shop is used. If not, then 3/10).

Time To Platinum: ~30 Hours.

Game Enjoyment: 8/10.

[Vanilla]

 spyro 3 - 18.04%  


a lot easier than the first considering you dont have to do everything to get the plat. this is the only one ive played on the original console so i decided to skip 2 and go right into this one. now onto the second one

[Spark-N]

 

#61 Storm Boy

This is an interactive book based  on the book of the same name from writer Colin Thiele, the game was actually quite surprising, I really enjoyed the story and art style and apparently there has been 2 films based of of the book as Well.

 

Difficulty - 0/10

[Paulie1313]

12 hours ago, DarkSoleride said:

Congrats man! Been trying the best part of two weeks or so to get this done myself the online mode sometimes yeah like you say is cheap but i agree fantastic story mode! By the way how was Tier 1 Mode? I am dreading doing it (leaving it for last ha) 

Based on your location, I can only help on weekends as there's a 5 hr difference in time. But if you need to connect or just get into lobbies, hit me up. Helped a guy out from France get online to knock off his trophies. Sadly I can't help with the LIFERS. 

 

Tier 1 was fun, not crazy hard, but not super easy either.

 

Belly Of The Beast (Mission 5) and Rescuing The Rangers (Mission 9) are the ones you'll have some trouble with. I finished both with over 3 minutes remaining, so should't be too tough. Of course you gotta die a lot to learn where spawn points are.

 

Good luck, let me know if you need any help.

[KingFortunatoo]

 

#672 + lvl 100 on psn >>> FullBlast

 

Easy 20 minuts plat, you just need

to complete 3 chapters and kill some enemies to get all the trophies.

 

Difficulty = 0,5/10

[GraniteSnake]

Ended up buying a silly amount of games that were all on sale and all nearly under €5 as well as buying a years subscription to PlayStation Now.. I have enough games to keep me occupied for months on end ?

 

 #79: AER - Memories of Old

Short and sweet. Really chilled out game, with a great soundtrack and a very appealing art style. The game play was simplistic and the story was vaguely interesting. I find it difficult to pay attention to dialog when I have to read it rather than listen to it and that was probably my only gripe with this game. Overall a pretty enjoyable experience.

 

 #80: Coffin Dodgers

I had a bit of fun playing this game but I think if it took any longer to platinum the game would have gone stale fast. Just an average experience really. I will always be a fan of racing games.

 

 #81: Headlander

Would highly recommend this game. The story was pretty interesting and the game play was unique (at least for me). The game kept me entertained throughout and getting 100% in-game completion was the furthest thing from a chore. If you see this on sale, pick it up.

 

 #82: Hitman GO: Definitive Edition

Didn't really feel like I was playing a video game. Would have easily been a 10/10 in terms of difficulty for me personally if it wasn't for a guide. A very different side of gaming that wouldn't be suited to me at all. I just wouldn't have the interest nor the patience for a game like this.

 

 #83: Lara Croft GO

I enjoyed this a whole lot more than Hitman GO. It felt more like I was actually playing a video game and the puzzles felt a bit more approachable to me. Obviously the later levels and the DLC levels especially were pretty advanced but being able to abuse hints made this game a lot more enjoyable to me. 

 

In other news I've been working on Gran Turismo 5 every now and again.. hoping to make it my 100th platinum. Well maybe, I haven't really decided yet. Managed to gold all of the AMG Beginner events and 4 out of the 5 Intermediate events.. I feel that if I can Gold all of the AMG events I just may have a shot at the platinum.. only time will tell.

[DarkSoleride]

7 hours ago, Paulie1313 said:

Based on your location, I can only help on weekends as there's a 5 hr difference in time. But if you need to connect or just get into lobbies, hit me up. Helped a guy out from France get online to knock off his trophies. Sadly I can't help with the LIFERS. 

 

Tier 1 was fun, not crazy hard, but not super easy either.

 

Belly Of The Beast (Mission 5) and Rescuing The Rangers (Mission 9) are the ones you'll have some trouble with. I finished both with over 3 minutes remaining, so should't be too tough. Of course you gotta die a lot to learn where spawn points are.

 

Good luck, let me know if you need any help.

Thanks for getting back to me mate! Ah i see i read that 5 and 9 were slightly troublesom will be starting Teir 1 mode this weekend, thanks a lot for your input its very helpful

[z-Blazee]

#209 Yakuza 5

 

Fulfiller of Dreams

All trophies collected

[blu3st4rdust305]

X-men Destiny - PS3 (#150)

 

 

A very average brawler. It tried to mimic larger, open-world games by pretending conversation options had an effect on the course of the game. They really do not. Just a slight change in a dialogue, but the story is effectively identical throughout. 

Decent use of the X-men franchise, with a fairly epic battle with a sentinel included and several X-men and brotherhood characters included. The most unique aspect may also be part of what is most disappointing about this game: you don't get to control any of those characters, instead the story is told thru the eyes of a new mutant.

[Sergen]

Red Dead Redemption 2: Platinum #128

Difficulty: 5/10

Time Taken: 250+ hours

 

First thing I'll say about this is that it's by far the best game to come out in 2018. The game is absolutely worth the money no matter which version you purchase and for anyone who likes any aspect of open world games, this game definitely caters to you. While the online is not something I am interested in whatsoever, I was a big fan of the single player aspect of the game and wrote my opinion about that here: https://forum.psnprofiles.com/profile/27688-sergen/?status=182228&type=status. There were some things I might not have mentioned there, but the main one being the fact that I stayed in Guarma for a good number of hours to hunt down every single animal on the island, because it was unconfirmed whether animals from Guarma were missable or not, in the end they were not needed for the trophy as confirmed by plenty of the achievers of Skin Deep and Zoologist. Another animal that was confirmed to not be needed was the Carolina Parakeet, but I actually did find those while working on the game, but I wasn't looking specifically for them. 

 

Unfortunately as I did not have the ultimate edition for this game, I couldn't play the online as soon as the beta was released, but I very rarely consider myself a contender for first achiever of something, but I'm happy that I'm the first 100% achiever of Rockstar's other massive franchise with Grand Theft Auto V on PS4. For Red Dead Redemption 2, the online release came out of nowhere and people were thinking it would be pushed past November, but luckily it was released in November as planned and for the most part, it's actually a more stable online experience than I expected. I was there when GTA V's online was first released and that game deleted my character, loaded infinitely, froze and so on when it was first launched. Online as huge as GTA V and RDR2 do need time to develop, but I won't be there to see the developments unless they add DLC trophies to RDR2. 

 

The main issue with RDR2's online is the cost of items within it, it's not uncommon for something minor to cost $500 and from free roam missions you only get $3-5 for the most part. From ranking up, you get access to a treasure map every 5 ranks and those award $50-150 each when you find them, but some of them can be annoying to find by being on the edge of mountains or behind trees, but they're definitely worth pursuing. Aside from low amounts of cash being given to players and the high prices, another currency is present online with the gold bars. Gold bars for RDR2 will become the currency that you can buy with real money in Red Dead Online and they have an earn rate that is even more unfair than cash, with absurdly high prices that are currently not possible to reach. There are gold belt buckles you can earn from rewards on this game and you can reset some of the gold belt buckles in exchange for progress towards a gold bar, but for instance if you reset the 1000 executions award, you get 0.05% of 1 gold bar. When something like the final horse stable costs 30 gold bars, it is absurd to only give 0.05% of 1 gold bar for completing a long award for the game. 

 

Rank 50 is the longest online trophy for this game by a mile, but only takes around 40 hours, which is was what I did expect. Rockstar has warned that they might reset people's beta progress by the time they release the full online, so people are on the fence about whether or not to invest the time into the online grind. I think any money or XP glitches that allow someone earn $10,000 and rank 50 in less than 10 hours will likely result in Rockstar doing a progress wipe for the beta, but maybe they've also set up their game so they can hot fix crap like that. The method I used to get rank 50 was posted here: https://forum.psnprofiles.com/topic/68349-how-level-up-50/ and it is currently by far the best method for levelling. 

 

To earn money, at one point I decided that I'd try to AFK matches of the large Showdown Series, after seeing someone else make a video recommending people to idle the horse races. In a showdown series, I was earning from $3-8 from every match without doing anything and it's hilarious how that is more worthwhile than doing free roam missions, while free roam missions actually require some effort. 

 

The main negative experience I got from the online was the fact that "Home Comforts", the trophy for buying 5 camp improvements online did glitch for me, which resulted in me spending more money than intended and made the platinum take longer to get. I think I might have caused the glitch by using 2 gold bars to buy one of the flag colours, but I'll never know. My fix for that trophy was buying every single flag colour and luckily that did work, I'd be really pissed to have been locked out of this lengthy platinum over a glitched trophy. 

 

The only "skill based" online trophy for RDR2 requires you to earn 3 MVP awards in online matches that have 4 or more players in them, now the game is absolutely popular enough to always have 4 or more players in public matches at least. I got my 3 MVPs in Open Races, a mode that you can get in the Race series playlist, which requires you to collect objectives that are scattered around the map as fast as you can and before any other player does that. I did enjoy the Open Races, as long as nothing stupid happened to me, because your horse can seriously die in a split second without you doing anything to trigger it except tripping over a rock. The longer people wait to get that MVP trophy, the more difficult it'll be, especially when the online becomes pay to win and people with a higher rank will get the opportunity to use a more overpowered horse or weapons. 

 

The last trophy I got for RDR2 was for crafting 25 pieces of ammo, I recorded a video of that, along with the platinum here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQBBLCbgYas

 

Now that this game is over, I'll likely take some time off from trophies to think about the next game I want to do. It'll definitely be a shorter one than RDR2, I can say that much. 

Edited December 4, 2018 by Sergen

[BrettyBoy]

Perils of Baking (PS4 version.)

[ArmoredSnowman]

Jack N' Jill [ASIA Version]

PlayStation 4

 

Well, I had no idea what to expect before playing this game. Got it since it was so cheap on the Hong Kong store. Boy, the trophies pop fast on here! I feel sad that they put so much work into these 7 worlds, but you only have to do one world to get the plat. I guess I'll try the Vita version, and go for the USA version at some point. Easy game, makes for a relaxing break from the collectibles hunt on Spyro. 

 

[zeldagate13]

 #121: Spyro the Dragon

 

Game Rating: 8/10

Difficulty: 3/10

Time: 11 hours

 

A good and relaxing game to enjoyably pass your time, even if it took me some time to get used to its controls.

[SirDave1988]

 # 95

 

Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!

 

 

Ripto's Remorse 
Collect all trophies in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage

 

Getting on for 20 years now after first playing this on the PS1, it was a joy to play this remaster on 3 console generations later.

 

Not only is this my personal favourite of the original Spyro trilogy by virtue of only having the demo for the first and having never played any of the 3rd one, but the original PS1 version would definitely be in contention for my top 10 favourite games of all time.

 

Like the first game, this is a fantastic re-imagining of the classic 2nd game, although I personally feel that the PS1 original has a little more charm to it, probably due to the nostalgia. That's not to say this this remaster is bad though. They've somehow managed to make it feel both new and classic at the same time, impressive.

 

Onto the 3rd and final game in the trilogy, which should be interesting, as I never had the fortune to play it at all back in the day, so it will all be entirely new for me.

 

[IntroPhenom]

 

Platinum #40

Cat Quest

 Le Platinum Trophy

Rarity: 75.50%

Difficulty: 3/10

Enjoyment: big fat 10/10

 

What do you get when lighthearted developers let whimsy guide their fun idea?  You get a game like Cat Quest, which is nothing but a great time.  Occasionally poking fun at itself with little comments and loads of puns while taking combat and gear seriously are the hallmarks of its brilliance.  I loved everything about this game.  At one point, I was a little annoyed at the amount of back and forth fetch quests I was doing, but then the narrator make a joke about exactly that, and it won me over for the remainder of my adventure.  It's one of those rare games that does everything right, and makes me want to create a Japanese account so I can get the trophies and redo everything all over again.

 

 

[madbuk]

#288 - Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep

This felt so much better on PS4 than it did on PS3. I enjoyed this far more than I was expecting to, and the grind wasn't anywhere near as bad as I remember (and I didn't even do it that long ago lol.) The story is great, the gameplay is great (although quite unbalanced. Magnega breaks mobs and Thunder Surge breaks bosses, and you can spam heals, but the start of the game before you get all this is quite hard at least), and the story is far better paced than it was in KH2. It also doesn't take forever for the gameplay to really start getting good like it did in KH2 either. I still think Re:CoM has the best pacing of all, but coming from KH2 to this was really nice.

 

The story was as good as I remember, I really like Ventus, Aqua and Terra as protagonists, and none of them can catch a break. Seeing them all visit the same worlds, yet very, very rarely meet each other is kinda sad. Especially for Aqua since she's actually aware of it because Terra/Ven tend to get to the worlds before her and then the Disney characters mention them. The final conflict is great and sets up a lot of hanging plot threads for KH3 to pick up on, and I hope that they all pay off well. Not long until we find out. Due to the nature of having 3 playable characters, and having them all visit the same worlds, the Disney worlds here actually felt like they tied into the plot much more than they did in KH2 during the first visits or a lot of KH1, which I really liked. Usually in KH all the Disney stuff just feels like filler, but here it didn't and that was a very welcome change.

 

I'm pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed stacking this. With this done, I've now completed all 12 KH games and am fully prepared for KH3. I cannot wait to see how it all concludes and comes together, because they've been building towards this for over a decade now.

Spoiler

 

[Venocide]

 

 

A Realm Restored
Obtain all available FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn trophies.

3.53% ULTRA RARE

 

Finally! I nailed the FFXIV ARR platinum! Not a hard game to plat, just really grindy, as you'd expect from an MMO. I've been playing FFXIV since the relaunch in 2013, well... I did play 1.0 in 2010 but the less said about thay the better. As a World of Warcraft player since 2005, I'm gonna say it... Final Fantasy XIV is the best MMO ever! And I mean it. Nothing I can say will do it justice, you have to experience it for yourself.

 

About the trophy's, there was only one that takes literally months to obtain and that's 'Complete 1000 Leve Quests'. After you complete 99 leves you can only complete six a day, or three every 12hrs. Oh and the grind 1000 fates trophy can go get fucked... I nearly gave up at 600, it was so boring grinding the same two fates for hours on end I had to force myself to continue.

 

 

Edited December 4, 2018 by Venocide

[ACTWD]

 

 

The end is a new beginning 
Obtain all trophies.