@KALofKRYPTON@Ralizah I have fond memories of Infamous Second Son as it was my first ps4 game (and Infamous too). Apart from one or two boss fights sucking, I loved every minute of it.
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Completing Shenua last night gave me my 4000th trophy overall! The game is pretty generous with giving out golds but I'm gutted I must have missed one of the lore stones to not get the platinum.
@Thrillho Yeah, that’s the most annoying thing about the game’s trophy system — there is no chapter select or way to do multiple saves to backtrack for any missed lorestones. You have to play the full game again to get any that you missed. There are only a couple that are out of the way, but all it takes is one and you miss that trophy.
So what did you think of the game as a whole? I hope I didn’t oversell it a couple weeks ago and that you liked it as much as I did.
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@Gremio108 Congrats on the Sekiro platinum. How does the platinum difficulty compare to the other From titles?
And for your next game, depending what you have in your backlog, probably something not quite as intense. Unless you’re still working on the Knacks. You’ve got several nice PS Plus games to choose from of late— Sniper Elite, Arkham Knight, Detroit, Darksiders 3, ... you don’t have to subject yourself to the flagellation of FromSoft and Knack. 😉
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
@Gremio108 Well done man. I get that when I finished an intense game like Sekiro. I usually play a few games until I can find something I that clicks with me again.
Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
@Th3solution@JohnnyShoulder Cheers guys. I think I'll probably play bits and pieces for a week or so. A bit of Wipeout here and there, stuff like that. Going through the PS Plus backlog is a very good idea. And there's also Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel/3 to go at. The thing about the Knacks is that I'm playing them co-op with the kids, and they're back to school this week. I don't think they'd be very happy if I carried on without them!
As for the platinum difficulty, it's a weird one because in New Game+ I had problems with the bosses that I found easy in my first playthrough and vice versa. As usual with Soulsbornes, if you can complete the game once then you can get the platinum, it just takes a bit of patience.
@JohnnyShoulderBlazing Bull and Genichiro gave me huge jip, although I wasn't massively great at Blazing Bull the first time around. Genichiro was Jip City in New Game+. With him, I somehow got past his final phase first time originally. Without realising it, I hit him constantly so that he couldn't do his lighting attack. As a result, I hadn't spent any time learning the pattern, and in NG+ I had to basically learn that final phase like it was a brand new fight. It was horrific.
On the other hand I spanked NG+ Daddy Owl good and proper on the rooftop. I didn't bother with the Hirata Estate fight, I'm not insane. The only problem after that was the True Corrupted Monk with her three frigging phases, but once she bit the dust it was plain sailing after that. My main advice would be to grab as many Carp Scales as you can so you can afford the Lapis Lazuli off the Pot Noble.
I did accidentally make myself fight the damn dirty double ape fight again because I killed the Guardian Ape too early. That wasn't pleasant and it could have been avoided. If you're doing another playthrough, don't kill the Guardian Ape until you've been through his burrow!
As for the 'Shura' ending, that was very good, but also bleak and slightly depressing. I thought all the endings were generally pretty good in this one. Usually they're pretty similar in Dark Souls, but I enjoyed watching them here.
Fighting Emma just felt plain wrong, even more so because I kicked her ass so completely. Flaming Old Man Isshin was quite tricky, but nothing compared to the Sword Saint Last Boss Edition. The biggest problem was that I didn't have a massive meadow to run around in like a coward. Overall I'd definitely say that Genichiro was the biggest hurdle for me in New Game Plus
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