Strange, I had relatively few problems with this. I find the Stalker achievement to be much harder.Lord Harrab post=9.68880.643213 said:
But yeah, Mile High Club on Veteran is next to impossible.
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But yeah, Mile High Club on Veteran is next to impossible.
I would have to say Mile High Club, I know everyone else has said it, but holy crap is it difficult.
Why yes it is. Though it is not easy, it took a long time but I did it. /extreme smugness and lying. (I can dream)Jannycats post=9.68880.644143 said:
You know that shack where Dr. Kleiner contacts you in the beginning? Yeah, it's under the bed in there.beeper21 post=9.68880.644726 said:
These probably aren't very hard for anyone else but the only two i can't get on halo are steppin razor and two for one. Everything else fine, no problems. But those effing two!!! Grrr
I got all of them on COD4. I think bragging rights are deserved when you get them. *pats self on back*
I got all of them on COD4. I think bragging rights are deserved when you get them. *pats self on back*
The Hardest achievement that I have achieved - funnily enough - was 'Two for One' in Halo 3.
Score a double Kill with One Spartan Laser on a ranked Free for all
Score a double Kill with One Spartan Laser on a ranked Free for all
You're kidding right...KenzS post=9.68880.643111 said:
WHY THE HELL DOES EVERYONE THINK IT IS SOOOOO HARD?!?!?!
Hell, if I can beat it in under 10 tries than anyone can.
I would have to say the hardest would be Aperture Science on The Orange Box...
All those challenges on gold, good god.
CoD4 has good achievements because they're very challenging but still attainable for almost anyone, and simply require player skill. Going through War Room or the epilogue on Veteran is hard, sure, but those are perfectly doable achievements.
There are two types of achievements that Microsoft should simply ban.
1. Unreasonable achievements. Achievements that are so ridiculously difficult that you can't reasonably expect anyone to get them. Sure, some crazy people will always get them, but achievements are not supposed to be meant exclusively for people insane enough to level up 18 classes to level 75 in Final Fantasy XI. Getting to the top of the world leader board in GRAW is a modest achievement by comparison.
2. Meta-achievements. Achievements that don't really have anything to do with the game. Team Fortress 2 requires you to play a game with seven people from your friends list, but what does that have to do with the game? I don't have anybody on my friends list, on Steam or Live, so Valve is expecting me to go out and recruit seven people and play a game with them? For what? Why? What the fuck? This is a completely extracurricular achievement that's conducted almost entirely outside the game. What's next, standing on your head in front of the Live Vision camera while touching yourself? OH, WAIT: Rainbow Six Vegas requires a Live Vision camera for taking a picture of yourself, and this peripheral is of course not otherwise used by the game in any way. Yes, Ubisoft, I'm totally going to go out and spend 40-50 euros on a fucking useless peripheral just so I can unlock one achievement in a game. I guess the next logical step is to just directly charge players money for unlocking achievements.
Microsoft should seriously excercise some quality control instead of letting shitbag developers get away with achievements that by any reasonable standard are broken. I was really excited about the achievement system before I got my 360, but I eventually became disillusioned and now I couldn't care less.
There are two types of achievements that Microsoft should simply ban.
1. Unreasonable achievements. Achievements that are so ridiculously difficult that you can't reasonably expect anyone to get them. Sure, some crazy people will always get them, but achievements are not supposed to be meant exclusively for people insane enough to level up 18 classes to level 75 in Final Fantasy XI. Getting to the top of the world leader board in GRAW is a modest achievement by comparison.
2. Meta-achievements. Achievements that don't really have anything to do with the game. Team Fortress 2 requires you to play a game with seven people from your friends list, but what does that have to do with the game? I don't have anybody on my friends list, on Steam or Live, so Valve is expecting me to go out and recruit seven people and play a game with them? For what? Why? What the fuck? This is a completely extracurricular achievement that's conducted almost entirely outside the game. What's next, standing on your head in front of the Live Vision camera while touching yourself? OH, WAIT: Rainbow Six Vegas requires a Live Vision camera for taking a picture of yourself, and this peripheral is of course not otherwise used by the game in any way. Yes, Ubisoft, I'm totally going to go out and spend 40-50 euros on a fucking useless peripheral just so I can unlock one achievement in a game. I guess the next logical step is to just directly charge players money for unlocking achievements.
Microsoft should seriously excercise some quality control instead of letting shitbag developers get away with achievements that by any reasonable standard are broken. I was really excited about the achievement system before I got my 360, but I eventually became disillusioned and now I couldn't care less.
Without a doubt, Mile High Club on Call of Duty 4. I cant even do it with cheats on! its that damn hard!
