My last trophy was "Canyon Black Clear" from Trackmania Turbo. It's awarded for getting a medal in the Grand Canyon Drift section of the Black Series, the highest level of difficulty in the game.

Back in time I managed to complete 7 of the 10 stages, but eventually grew tired of how things were unfolding because levels got complicated by adding insane speed instead of actual skill with the car. Recently I started playing it again, out of needing something to play, and today I managed to get a medal in the very last stage which awarded me the trophy.

This opens up the chances of getting five more trophies: three Bronze, one Silver and one Gold. Still a long way because the next one isn't available yet (I need a gold medal in the stage I just completed but I'm still at silver), but it's not impossible. Also, I could get a Bronze, a Silver and a Gold trophy at the same time: Bronze for completing the fourth section of Black Series, Silver for completing the Black Series as a whole and Gold for getting a gold medal in all stages (if I manage to get a gold medal the first time I complete the very last stage).

Been a while since I posted here, so I'm happy some casual gaming allowed me to return. Wish me luck so I can return soon!

Last achievement I got was "proud player" in Kingdom Hearts Final Mix. After on and off playing the game for a while and getting stuck on bosses a lot starting with dragon form Maleficent I finally managed to beat it on proud mode. A bit overleveled for the final boss battle though because of playing through the coliseum so it became mostly a cakewalk. I managed to get the first secret ending from beating the coliseum , finding all Dalmatians and completing 100 acre wood which worked to my benefit because all the levels, stat boosting items and upgraded magic made the final battle a lot easier. Not crazy enough to attempt to do all the other optional bosses or 100% the game since then I'll never get to the others lol.

I've had Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Limited Edition sealed for a while now but I intend on replaying all the Final Mix games on proud before really getting into it since it had been so long since I last played a KH game prior and I want the actual trophies to prove that I'm not lying about beating them. Next is Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories which is undoubtedly the most tedious of them all because of the sometimes frustrating card system and the way heartless encounters work, it's the only one I would say can be boring at times so it might end up taking a while. However since it's also ages since I last played it and it's the PS2 version in stead of the GBA this shouldn't be too painful I hope. I always did like the story of the game (the inbetween´world segments with the organization that is, the world subplots are very similar to KH1 most of the time).

I'll hopefully go for the platinum when doing 2.5 in either 2 or Birth by Sleep (maybe both if I feel motivated) which are definitely my two favorite games in the series that I've played. Could've gone for it in KH1 but not feeling like going through the tedium of playing through the game 2 more times on even easier difficulties... Hate when the difficulty trophies in a game don't stack. BBS will also be fun since I never got the chance to complete it due to not owning a PSP. Once I'm done with that I'm finally going through 2.8 but I'm not as hyped as I was at first because I've heard from a lot of people Dream Drop Distance is sort of a let down story wise. It's a KH game though so I'll likely still have fun with it. Hopefully all of this will tie me over until 3 finally hits in the year 2030 

Critical Competitor for completing Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix on Critical mode which is the hardest difficulty. My quest to beat all the Final Mix games before tackling 2.8 continues, only Birth by Sleep left now which is the only one I haven't beaten previously. Though I'm considering going for the platinum in 2 as well even though it would be entirely on critical mode as I don't want to start all over. That will be a challenge to say the least since it's going to make an already challenging platinum extremely hard due to having to take down all the optional bosses on critical. Would definitely be my hardest one yet. We'll see I guess... At any rate it probably won't be any time soon, too busy with school stuff

Fresh Milk. It's a bronze in Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life -- Special Edition, and it's for milking a cow for first time. Hard, right?

Yeah I also earned two fifty nine minutes before that one: Charted: Explorer! and Chrarted: Light! Both for finishing Uncharted 4 on the respective difficulty or higher. I'll eventually tackle the highest difficulty, which is probably Crushing. I always take Easiest first (except for Explorer).

Looks like I earned one more bronze trophy in Trackmania Turbo: Valley Black Clear. This means I'm just 20 levels away from beating the game.

Actually, I'm 22 levels away because I still have to improve two Bronze medals into Gold before unlocking the next stage. Those stages are hard as hell and drown my patience very fast because of the extreme precision and the insane skills they require. Even when playing with Joker Golds it's hard as hell, so it's surely going to take me a while.

It's worth noting how this trophy is now the rarest trophy in my collection, and the ones ahead are even more rare. This trophy only has 249 achievers, one of them being me, out of the 15,374 owners of that game, meaning a mere 1,62%. I'm totally using these facts to strive for more.

The last trophy I got was called Hanagami in the PS2 game Okami. 

For those who don't remember or didn't hear of it, Okami is a game about a White Wolf named Shiranui. He had helped defeat the most powerful monster in mankind's history 100 years ago. After all this time, a mysterious person seeking power accidentally unlocked the seal that kept said monster at bay, and it was unleashed upon the world again. Using the last of their remaining power, the spirit of the trees which guard the world from evil called upon the origin and mother of all that is good, Amaterasu, to bring back Shiranui and give the world another chance at being saved from the darkness. 

There's 13 gods that each contain a certain power of the magic brush arts. Each one you unlock gives you a new power to use with your brush, and each one is also an achievement for progressing that far into the game. They're all required to complete the main story of the game, so it makes sense that's where they would make the progression achievements. The last one I unlocked gives you the power to create lily pads on top of water ( which sounds kinda useless, but the wolf can only swim for so long before losing health lol ). 

This game is surprisingly fun compared to what I was expecting. The combat is some what similar to games like Devil May Cry or other ones in the hack-n-slash genre, but you can pause the world to use your brush in various ways, both inside combat and out, to interact with every thing around you and solve puzzles. It's been a very satisfying experience so far, and I look forward to seeing it all the way through to the end ^^

The last trophy I earned was Hook, Line and Sinker, in Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life on PS4. It was for catching a fish -- an extremely easy feat, but hey, it's a trophy.

It was a Huge Huchep I believe. I bought the fishing rod as much for the quick cash because I'm in a financial pinch (Never had to fertilize the grass before it would grow in the GC version, and now I'm racing against the clock to raise the money to do so Before my fodder runs out) as I did for the fun factor since it's the only thing that got me through the monotony of the game the first time. lol

I think the last Trophy/Achievement that I earned was You are awesome. for the game called Agent Awesome on Steam. One obtains this "achievement" by buying the game. rofl I still don't understand why some games have achievements for logging in for the first time, buying a game, or getting through a Tutorial, but I guess that's something we just have to ask the developers... ^^0;;



"You are awesome. Really you are, we love you. Thanks for buying the game."

The last trophy I got was in Severed; I believe it was a silver, and it was called Severer Apprentice. It was for severing parts off of ten different creatures as I recall.

To explain that without getting too verbose and thus spammy, in the game if you defeat an enemy while your focus meter is full, you enter sever mode where you can trace lines on them and cut off various pieces of their bodies (so far I can only cut off eyes and hands). You use the parts that you sever to upgrade your skills on the skill tree. It's pretty cool, and not nearly as gruesome as it sounds, but is a little gory by nature still.

I think the last Trophy/Achievement that I earned/received was Traveller I from the game called Data Hacker: Corruption on Steam. One obtains this "achievement" by walking a total of 1,000 steps. oO;; I guess they really do count the steps in-game or something similar. lol Anyways, the "achievements" for this game don't appear to be too difficult to receive, especially if one wanders around a bit in the town, which usually helps in meeting the conditions.



"Traveller I. You travelled a total of 1,000 steps!"

I think the last notable trophy I got was the Saint Chamond Operator - Bronze Trophy on the first DLC for Battlefield 1. The requirements are pretty basic, in which you just have to kill 25 enemies by using the St. Chamond tank.

I am so glad that EA/DICE decided to move back to the past in Battlefield 1 instead of jumping on the futuristic bandwagon like most of the other first person shooters. Sadly, I've started to drift away from the FPS genre but it's games like Battlefield that keep me in the loop. The game just has so much to offer like the wide variety of tanks, aircrafts, and other vehicles at your disposal - not to mention the massive scale of each map you play on.

Unlike other FPS ( especially Call of Duty ), which have more condensed maps and leave you prone to "spawn-camping" due to the fast-paced gameplay. So lame

The Last trophy I got was from Stikbold!. The game is alright, but I hadn't played it in quite a while until yesterday when my nephew started it and I dropped in.

It's basically extreme dodgeball only instead of playing on separate ends of a court / field you play in a circle ring and there are no sides. It's extreme because there are all kinds of hazards, from being hit by a speeding van, to being pushed off of an (often flaming) oil rig and into the sea, to being latched onto by a streaker (lol) and even being eaten by a sandshark. xD And when you're eliminated you can control some of the hazards and use them to attack the active players, like in Bomberman.


I actually earned a few trophies in it yesterday and one today.
The first was a bronze called "Home Game" and it was for playing a game with custom rules. Basically we adjusted the hazards (what could happen and how often) and a stun timer I think.

The second was called "Sausage Feast" and it was a silver that I got for ramming the hotdog vendor's cart (which he pushes around INSIDE the ring during a match) with a floor waxer (a hazard in the Gym level). Very specific.

The last one was a bronze called Adventurer, and it was for starting a match on every level -- Gym, Roundabout, Beach, Oil Rig, and Hell. Yes, hell is a level disturbingly enough. I didn't really appreciate that, but it's a good multiplayer game nonetheless, so I won't say too much.

My last reward was a Table Topic (from Toastmasters) certificate I won, apparently with a landslide. I will make my first prepared speech this week; let's see if I can captivate their attention.

The Last trophy that I got was from Stikbold! once again. Actually my nephew performed the action that resulted in the trophy popping, but I was credited with it because we were playing it in multiplayer on my profile. In fact I got a few more trophies from this game today in the same way.

The first was a silver called "Pacifist" and it was for winning a round without picking up the ball, which is no mean feat (win what is essentially dodgeball without touching the ball?) but it happened.

How it happened was we were playing on the oil rig and it was a six player free for all match. Between pushing people over the edge of the oil rig and eliminated players using their harassment abilities to sway the outcome of the match (in the oil rig level the harassment are throwing huge wads of oil on the field that make it slippery and can be set on fire by lightning, spraying a huge blast of water on the field which can push players over the edge and cause puddles which can be electrified by lightning, becoming a whale and jumping onto the field in attempt to crush a player, and of course, lightning), my oldest nephew managed to run around and survive the madness until everyone was eliminated but him. Luck, really. lol

Then there was the trophy that my youngest nephe popped for me which was a silver called "Airborne". This one was popped using my body (I had been eliminated) when my nephew used his harassment power -- the ability to cause a stalagmite to burst through the ground and send me skyward. Of course much cackling followed the sight of uncle flying through the air like a rag doll. lol And yeah, the trophy is for using the stalagmite to launch a player.

Most of the trophies are hidden, but I'm tempted to peek and see what crazy random thing will pop our next one. xD

The last trophy I got was "A New Journey" from Persona 5. It's a gold trophy you get by seeing the ending. I got it last night, and I've been taking a break from the game since. I have to say it's the best JRPG I've played that came out after the 90's.. I still have quite a bit of trophies I need to get from that game though, so I'm not done just yet.

I think the last Trophy/Achievement that I earned/received was called Taste The Rainbow from the game called Always the Same Blue Sky... on Steam. One obtains this "achievement" by agreeing to drink another milkshake after the girl called Kira in the game asks if you would like to try another milkshake, even though you already have brain freeze from eating a milkshake with a different flavor just seconds before. XD Since I love milkshakes and don't mind experimenting and trying new things, I chose to try another milkshake and voila! I received the achievement just for drinking a milkshake. rofl (I really would do that in real life though.) XD In any case, thanks to the reviews on Steam for this game, I expected this game to be a bit more bland than it actually turned out to be, and even though the ending isn't original nor is it as shocking as some people kept making it out to be, I found myself enjoying parts of the story, even if the story seemed to have an odd flow and was sort of choppy at times. In fact, there were times when I thought the game had skipped something because the transitions were kind of abrupt and things suddenly began to happen without much of an explanation at all. The pictures also didn't really help to convey what was going on very well, so I guess it was up to each person to make the connections between each scene on their own, although I would imagine that people who dislike having to piece together the story by themselves would rail against this method of storytelling.

In any case... I encountered some difficulties at first because I couldn't figure out what the objective of the game was, so when the game asked me if I would like to choose to be a male or female character, I chose female thinking that I could become just classmates or friends with the female character I saw in the title screen, and maybe help her with some issue that she has or something. Well, as it turned out, like many other games in this genre, the purpose of the game was actually to "get to know a certain person (usually the main character) in the story better," and this time, it was supposed to be in a romantic way as well, so I face-palmed myself and tried my best to imagine the story from the perspective of a guy that likes this "mysterious" girl and wants to learn as much as possible about her (I'm a girl that only likes men, so it was a bit difficult for me, but I really tried  ^^0;; ). Since the point of this story was to become more than friends with the girl called Kira, the game could have become incredibly boring for me really quickly, except the game actually managed to utilize their achievements pretty well. Personally, I thought the places in the story in which they put the "achievements" (the times in the story when we would unlock an achievement that would then pop up to draw our attention) were actually fairly well done, because they often appeared just as I thought things were starting to become a little less interesting than before, so in a subtle way, the achievements effectively made me continue the game to find out what other achievements with funny names could be unlocked. Since I haven't unlocked all of the achievements, and they even gave me hints to be able to unlock more, I'm going to try to play this game a few more times to see if I can unlock all of the achievements at some point. =)



"Taste The Rainbow. Try 2 different milkshakes."

Checking my Live account, and the last achievement I got was the "Triple Crown" achievement from Need For Speed - which simply means that I won three events in a row.

Although on Google Play, I recently unlocked the "Skill Level Up" achievement for BlazBlue Revolution Reburning, for leveling up skills a total of 300 times.

The last achievement I got was completing all the grand prix, including the 200cc ones in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. The 200 cc grand prix in particular are pretty difficult to get the hang of because of how fast it is and how often you need to break when turning to avoid flying off the edge of a track. Once I got a hang of each track in 200cc, I was able to pull through and get an unlockable character.

I managed to get "Lap Time Wizard", a Silver trophy for Project CARS which is obtained after setting a time at 50 locations.

Initially, I thought you had to set it on the leaderboards and thus you couldn't obtain it by playing solo. To my surprise, even though times don't record when playing solo, I obtained it. Looks like the lack of details in some trophies' description is getting really troublesome.

I'm focused on another business right now, but I could earn a few more trophies for that game. Who knows, maybe I get hooked up again and end up aiming for the Gold ones that involve Career mode instead of just playing solo.

I think the last trophy I earned was titled "Security Breach", but I know it was a silver. It was for beating "Justice" one of the section lords in Assault Android Cactus. It's a great game that I highly recommend.

That boss was easily the most difficult I've faced so far in the game. Right from the start he sections off the battlefield into several super small squares with lasers that kill you if you cross through them. Add to that his tight targeting laser attack that requires near constant movement and these little balls that pull you towards them as you try to avoid the laser attacks and touching the borders of the square you're in, and it becomes quite difficult.