Bagged the platinum for Death’s Door. I’d actually only got a few more things to do but one of them was a bit random and it’s doubtful I would have worked it out without resorting to a guide.
Great little indie title though, I’d highly recommend if you want a shorter but challenging experience.
@Keith_Zissou@colonelkilgore@ScarletSpidey Cheers guys. That's a fine recommendation regarding the PS4 version colonel, I might save that for later in the year in case I need something to fill some time between big releases 👍
It was a single play through as I remembered someone mentioning there was one trophy that relied on you using a certain melee weapon for the entire time. There were 3 other missable trophies, 2 of which I ended up doing organically as they were linked to boss fights but it's definitely worth checking the guide first. I wouldn't have minded doing a second play through as it was such a good game but did want to get it done before HFW on Friday 😁
@render yeah I’m yet to play Deaths Door but sometimes you just ‘know’ that you’re going to connect with a game… and I feel like that about Deaths Door. So the moment I saw that I got the PS4 and PS5 versions for the price of one, I was thinking… nice, I’ll plat this twice!
Just got around to tidying up the last few trophies I needed for R&C Rift Apart. Was fun while it lasted and my son still loves playing it but it was bugging me that I was just two trophies away. Now it will bug me no longer.
@Voltan There’s not really any story related trophies so it does feel like it’s being quite frugal. Quite a few are for upgrading things and finding collectibles so they come as a bunch much later on. You might even feel like a second play through if you get hooked so that platinum might be on yet 😉
@Keith_Zissou It certainly does. I quite like playing something through without thinking about the platinum too much and then just seeing what I've got left at the end. If I've really enjoyed the game then I know I'll be back to do another play through at some point. I've got TLoU2 outstanding as well as I've not got all the collectibles. It's a trivial one that I can just roll through on easy and enjoy the story again so I'll do that later in the year I think when all the excitement has died down 😀
Any of you guys who got the platinum for Dirt 5 have any advice on the “Stuntmasta” trophy? It’s the one for scoring 30,000 points in a Gymkhana event. I’ve read articles and watched YouTube videos and I can’t seem to break about 12,000. It’s really hard for me for some reason! I can’t control the stupid cars and I just spin out of control. I’ve tried putting on the tricksteering setting and I don’t think it helped. May have made it worse. I tried turning off the haptics and adaptive triggers and it hasn’t helped either. (And the game feels really bland without them).
I understand the concept of building a multiplier but it seems you have to at least get to x3 multiplier to have a chance and I can’t get that high.
How did you all do it? 😓
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
@Th3solution I struggled with that one for a bit but eventually found something that worked. Here’s what I posted when I did it, hopefully it will help:
“Basically I turned everything to easy including using the trickster option. Then I chose one of the earlier ones in career mode and used a Mini.
The trick was to just do the easy stuff e.g. knocking over those pink blocks, going through narrow gaps etc and just don’t go too fast. I managed to rack up x3 before hitting one of those big donut things and there it was.”
@Th3solution
Same for me, I was pretty useless at it but found one where I could just about complete three 'laps' of the circuit without hitting walls and that got the multiplier up to x3 so I could just donut from then on till the time limit ran out. Can't remember the exact course but from my now barely legible scribbled notes it may have been one in the blue section (meta C RX?) using the Peugot 208 WRX.
“We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.”
Does anyone here hate themselves enough to have pushed through for the SIFU platinum?
Some tips and reassurance would be great... I have just cleared level 2 ("The Club") at age 42.
I hear that level 2 is the 'Lady Butterfly' (Sekiro) difficulty curve of this game, and beating this proves that essentially the player should have the capabilities to get through to the end - albeit with much perseverance!
The game is kicking my ass massively, but is proving to be rewarding as I am very slowly but surely improving...
I guess I expect I will eventually beat the last boss, but I'd love to naively shoot for the platinum. None of the trophies really worry me, aside from the one where you need to beat the final boss at age 25 or less (!!!)
I hear that the best roadmap is to roll through the game 'normally' and then return to the levels from the start and keep perfecting each stage until you finish at a reasonable age.
The support and encouragement I got here for Returnal was invaluable, and I dare say I would have given the middle finger to the RNG Gods and quit... had it not been for advice from people here ha
Any tips for SIFU plat? The Lands Between await on Friday... so want to push for this in next few days!
I hear that the best roadmap is to roll through the game 'normally' and then return to the levels from the start and keep perfecting each stage until you finish at a reasonable age.
… is what I am hearing is the best method. I saw that MBG from the youtubes plat’d it yesterday and he was really struggling initially. It seems that it just clicks the more you grind out each level. Stick with it and I reckon you’ll be real close, if not platinum-coated by Friday.
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