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Thanks for the feedback, I subbed back I wanna see that Crypt platinum!

I feel your pain! There are a lot of games that I wish I could have platinumed that are now forever unobtainable, which is why I'm focusing so heavily on my backlog to clean up older games before they become harder or impossible to complete.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst... 🙄

@@beolikespoo I'm at 277 right now so that could end up being a long one 😂

@@theten-hq7wb I have the first but haven't played the second. Great games!

Working on Vanquish myself, based 😏

Thank you, I appreciate that!

@@Riksgor I haven't done Fortnite, but I think it's not too hard, just very time consuming. Emperor is a different beast 😄

Definitely is

I don't usually stream but I might end up streaming some harder games down the road if there is interest. I am working on Vanquish, Cuphead and Sekiro right now as my next 3 games which I'm not sure are worthy of streams, but as I get into more of the 10/10 difficulty games I may start.

Hello, Great question, I'll do my best to answer truthfully! As with all things, it's important to have balance. If you have a college degree, a good job and are a productive member of society, don't let anybody make you feel guilty for having or enjoying hobbies! Trophy hunting is often seen as a grindy and very time consuming hobby, but it doesn't need to be taken to that extreme. For example, you can choose to only go for platinums in your favorite games as a casual enjoyer of games. I take it to the extreme with some of these games, and so do some other trophy hunters. I have a bit of an obsession over it and have for many years. I would not call my level of obsession "healthy," but I also don't think it's dangerous or making me a "bad citizen." I recognize the fact that there are other, more "productive" things I could do with my time, but I don't have a wife or kids and this is what I enjoy doing, so I don't feel the least bit of guilt over it. I don't usually watch TV, I don't drink alcohol, I don't spend lavishly on things I don't need or can't afford.. there are much worse hobbies a person could have than video games. And like you, I have a college degree, a good job, relatively healthy, in good shape financially, etc. In my opinion, if you are meeting your obligations, paying your bills, and overall maintaining or improving your life and not hurting others, then what you do in your free time is completely up to you. Our lives are our own to live, nobody has a right to live them for us. Just make sure you know what you're giving up by playing video games, because the most valuable asset we have is time, and it's something we never get back. If you are constantly feeling like there are better things you could/should be doing, or feel like you're missing out on life, then maybe it is time for some self-reflection and evaluate what is really important for you. But if you're enjoying your hobby and can prevent it from turning into an addiction, then I wish you luck in your future trophy hunting endeavors :).

In short, I’d say just do what makes you happy. I feel you, I’ve been there, but I also like hanging out with my friends and doing stuff together. If you look for people with similar hobbies near your area you’ll eventually find someone who supports what you do, both in your professional and private life. Getting judged because of your hobbies is pure nonsense, if somebody does that you’re probably better off without them

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​@@Poindexter2291fantastic answer. Couldn't have said it better myself.

Thank you, I appreciate that!

Done, I thought it did it automatically but I needed to add a stamp at 00:00 and then it worked. Thank you

@@agent_vucko thank you! I certainly did spend a lot of time on it but I'm brand new to video editing so I have a lot to learn. I expect my videos to be of higher quality as I get more experience

Audio was the hardest part, between voiceovers, background noise/music, trying to equalize it all... hopefully the next program I use makes this easier

@@Poindexter2291 the audio is incredible I would say though 55 mins for a top 10 is quite long but it’s still a great video and it shows that u put the effort in

Yes, very annoying I agree! Took me a couple hours.

@Poindexter2291 i got It. Oh my, the Platinum is tough but the game is awesome.

To perform a level transition, press BACK + X (on Playstation) when your opponent is backed against the edge of the level. It only works on certain maps and only works on certain sides of the map (left or right)

You need to get through 24 opponents for this one, just keep practicing!

@@Poindexter2291 i cant man i keep loosing my 2nd bar very early so ima just give up on the plat

@@wzy_fam1018 on early opponents you should aim to keep your health bar as close to 100% as possible. If you lose health make sure to do a level interaction, transition and super move to get more health back. This will be harder as you go up the ladder so it's important to maximize it on earlier opponents. If you do a super move, do it early in the match so you have time to build Special meter back up. If you're still stuck, try learning an additional combo. Avoid spamming the same move every time or the AI will eventually start blocking it. Only do level interactions that you know are safe (avoid doing them against enemies who have ranged attacks unless your jumping to do the interaction). Enemies with ranged attacks -> close the distance. It's very difficult to beat Deathstroke, Batgirl or Hawk Girl from a distance. Use clash only in emergencies (dont wager on an enemy clash unless it's a life or death situation) and always try to have as much Special Meter as you can (don't waste it). Above all else, keep practicing. I think anybody can beat this with patience and practice.

Nah, I have no interest in competitive PVP in fighting games

@@Poindexter2291 shame , but alright

@@Vendaxel thank you, lots of practice and lots of failed attempts

Thanks, it got scary at a few different times including the end!

It's too bad Preston is immortal 😂

No problem, sorry for the poor audio quality

I think if you hit it right up under the chin it is a one hit kill

I can't speak on the camera issue since I haven't played the game in many years but no matter what it looks like in the video this was definitely not easy. I spent a few hours trying this. My best advice is lead the enemies and always have an escape route. Definitely easier said than done but the more I focused on that the easier it was for me to escape and keep the round going and build up more points.

IMO there are only a few tough trophies Mr. Perfect - Complete the entire Main Mission without taking any hit! Mission Complete! - Complete the entire Main Mission on 'Hard'! Boss Rush Master - Survive Boss Rush without getting hit. No Time to Lose! - Finish Boss Rush in less than 6 minutes. Crash Test - Destroy all Crashers in Aestus Facilities before they collide. Mr. Perfect and Mission Complete can be done by loading up the last chapter, you don't need to complete the entire game For Mr. Perfect, Mission Complete, Boss Rush Master, and No Time to Lose I recommend playing through the game a few times to learn attack patterns. You will probably fail a handful of times like I did. Just keep doing runs until you know attack patterns. Your ship can block incoming bullets with the force shards which basically gives your ship a small front facing shield (or rear facing if you adjust their position with I believe L1/R1). This will be a lifesaver on the no-hit run. I have a video of no-hit boss rush here (Mr Perfect and Mission Complete) - ruclips.net/video/qgmG8upyU5c/видео.htmlsi=pXTW-DHkb0m_Ztsp Crash Test was the most frustrating trophy for me, I recommend using the set up I used in this video ruclips.net/video/wfSlCZhXTSc/видео.html - and I recommend sitting back in the stage so that your bullets cover the entire screen top to bottom. When you learn where the crash pods spawn, you can be more strategic in when/where you start to shoot so you don't accidentally shoot one with a single bullet and have it crash. The hardest part for this trophy is right at the beginning because your firepower is weak and there are a handful of crashers right at the start of the level. Hope this helps!

@mattmalcore801 thank you so much for the detailed reply! Those tips are invaluable !

Sorry I missed this comment! You don't need the DLC for the platinum BUT if you do have the DLC, you need to collect the DLC database entries in order to get the trophy "I read your book" - Unlock all InGen Database entries in the game. So if you only care about the platinum and don't buy the DLC, then no, you don't need the DLC for the platinum.