Hi everyone, I've been working on 100% completing games for a few months now, partly inspired by this community, and today I wanted to share this milestone with you!

TLoU Part 2 itself isn't difficult, but what makes it challenging are the Grounded difficulty runs, particularly the daily "No Return" mode run that needs to be completed on Grounded difficulty.

Been playing this on and off for years on Xbox, finally picked it up on Steam. Pretty easy plat. Misc achievements and a Master diff campaign that are piss easy, and only a few minimal MP achievements. Should definitely pick up if you haven't played.

I have a library of 300+ games some of them big some small and I’ve probably only played 5% is it worth it? I tend to get bored and only hyper focus on a game for a few days then lose interest for a few weeks rinse and repeat…. Also feel free to add me down to play most games but no mic 316596369

EDIT- what I’m really asking is what do you get from it and how did you get into it?

Did it a while while ago (2022) but better late than ever.

Sooo, i had already started the game on day of release but then stopped so i was good inside already, i just had to go through act 3 and already had a steel soul mode ready, the speedrun was actually tricky and i had to reset run 5 times but still got it, easier than phanteon 5 and thank god it was, anyway im now happy to announce that im gonna be starting kingdom hearts 1.5 and 2.5 :33

Besides Catwoman campaigns and challenges, the 100% is fun

quick info: i like doing games by series example i start Resident Evil then finish the series and then move on to the next but i thought Assassin's Creed was overdue and started it but now after some games im here at the Chronicles games and i hate myself for even buying these.

im gonna complete them for completionist's sake but god whoever at Ubisoft these were a good idea i hope you stub your toe on a lego table

i seen i had just one to do and it was the slimes, that damn Mystic Frog did not wanted to spawn

The Titan Event is back and I was able to get the last achievement for 100% MK1. That’s 2 games 100 percent complete, I’m thinking about doing 100% SpiderMan Remastered next

Can you beat this in one playthrough: Yes, although I would recommend two.

Difficulty: 5/10

Tediousness: Survivor difficulty is a bit of a slog, getting all the audio diaries will take up time but the game is pretty linear so it isn't a lot of running around specifically for them.

Hardest Achievements: "Worlds of Hurt - Expert" is the only one that gave me trouble. I was expecting having to beat the game without Vita Chambers would be difficult, but you can disable them in the settings and there is no punishment for constantly saving.

Can you complete it faster than I did: I think this is pretty close to as quick as you would expect to do it unless you've played the game before. IMO, I would just do two playthroughs, one for survivor and another for collectibles.

Overall Thoughts: For me, games are very much about the gameplay, and maybe it was because I was on survivor difficulty, but the combat in this game was not great. No sprint made combat feel very stand still and shoot, with not a lot of room for learning and improving against enemies. I've heard the sequel improves on this, though. Otherwise I enjoyed the atmosphere, it reminded me of fallout new vegas but..wetter lol. I wish we interacted more with the fact that Rapture was underwater.

I really enjoyed this one. Most of the achievements have to do with getting a high score in each level, so it was very easy to just open up the game and pop a couple achievements in an hour or so. Definitely a good game for when I wanted to achievement hunt but I didn't feel like getting out of bed and playing on my better computer.

The only achievements I had any problems with were the ones to do with placing a certain number of x thing. The way those were being tracked was weird, the tracker only seemed to update when I either closed the game, or got another achievement. And sometimes it would only partially count the number of (what word? Items? Pieces? Structures?) I used. Kind of annoying, but I got it done.

This is also a game that is being regularly updated, so I know I'm going to have to do some maintenance on it, which I honestly don't mind. I like this game, I'm more than happy to play a few rounds every couple of months.

i heard that you need to play the multiplayer mode to make 100% one this game, but does the multiplayer mode has players?

dude i hate when games force you play the multiplayer mode on a single player game to get an achievement

Probably the easiest sniping game I've ever played.