Mgs3 hardest difficulty no alerts. To the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee!
Yeah, screw that. I don't know a single person who has ever legitimately gotten all of the chaos emeralds on Sonic the hedgehog. I can get maybe three at most if I am very lucky and completely sober.saintchristopher said:The original, man. With its vertigo-inducing special stages, it absolutely wrecked my 5-year-old constitution.Mr. In-between said:Which title? Because 3 and S&N were very easy.saintchristopher said:Those god damned Chaos emeralds.
Robotnik will forever be juggling the them in my stupid face until I die.
Aha... well as long as Liberty Prime doesn't squash me I will soon be finishing a deathless playthrough in that case.SimuLord said:I wouldn't count that as a death for "hardcore" purposes because it didn't occur in the run of normal gameplay. Likewise I don't count any death due to bugs (falling through a seam in the scenery that should be solid, for example).MiracleOfSound said:Wow, that's some hardcore gaming...SimuLord said:games I've beaten without losing a life
I don't think I could ever torture myself like that, but yeah Fallout 3 would be the one game I'd be fairly confident in achieving it with too.
In fact I'm 26 hours into my latest character and as far as I can remember the only time I died was from stupidly walking off an overpass while trying to get a nice vista saved![]()
Gotta love save scumming. Some games pretty much say "Look. Normally we'd look down on this sort of thing, but really, this difficulty level exists only because the developers needed a testing ground for the save system and the limits of the AI. We left it in figuring someone was probably stupid enough to attempt to actually play it."sylekage said:The original Call of Duty on veteran. My friends warned me, but did I listen? OF course not. It was the first game I've ever beaten on veteran, and it got down to me pretty much quicksaving after each individual guy I killed, because usually I'd die right after said guy.
And here I'd thought the therapy had removed him from my life forever.Skerke said:http://s3.amazonaws.com/wootdesigncontestentries/skiboyjake/scariest_monster_ever-8lhv8z-d.jpg
this guy.... nuff said.
I couldn't do it on Easy with regular weapons on my own. I hate the AI so much...Irridium said:I tried doing it on my own.
What a fool I was...
Thanks for this strategy! i thought about trying this before, but I never had anyone to play this mission with. imma go l33t hax a few juggernauts nowL3m0n_L1m3 said:Is high explosive that one with 15 juggernauts while you only have knives and grenades? That one was easy. Just find a friend, get a building with only one entrance, then one of you stands in the doorway. Juggernauts come, guy in the doorway gets downed, but they can't enter. So the other guy can sit there and fire missiles at them all day.internethobo said:mw2's spec ops missions. you have noooo idea how many times I have tried some of those missions on veteran. I actually gave up on 2, with one having 2 stars, and "High explosive" has 1 star. I'm also a serious perfectionist in Just Cause 2
Time efficient? No. Cheap? Yes. But hey, 3 less stars to get.
Yea I'm in the same boat, with about 95% of the accomplishments unlocked. Then again I've logged 500+ hours into the game and still don't have everything because it's not necessary other than for the sheer sake of doing it. I'm too busy kicking ass to buy everything, but I will get all the accomplishments for all the substantial awards they give you (unlike most acievements which are hollow gloating rewards). That and I don't wanna famr for stupid elixers for some of the weapons because once you play Blackjack course in Duel C, everything under that is a cakewalk.s69-5 said:I've been working on obtaining all items in Dissidia...
I've got 94% of the shop unlocked and maybe 80% - 85% of all items purchased...
If any of you have played then you know just how big this undertaking really is.