Well the title of the thread says it so I guess I'll just give my personal best one there's probably more that I wanna say about this so hopefully someone jogs my memory on some more of these types of moments.

For me my most satisfying gaming moment was the entirety of beating Kingdom Hearts 2 Critical Mode, a lot of it has to deal with the fact a person kept telling me how hard it was and how much I was gonna suck at it so that combined with the fact I never played a Kingdom Hearts game on anything besides Normal made it feel like the odds of me doing this were impossible. Even with the odds feeling stacked I was fired up from being told I would fail and not be able to because I hadn't played it good enough and I wasn't good at blocking, so I ended up being so determined that honestly no matter how long it took I probably wouldn't of stopped and gave up and it's funny cause I ended up not having too many issues with a lot of the harder bosses as the game went on and on, though I will admit I struggled for several hours straight vs Lingering Will which I left for last on purpose after I did literally everything else so I had came so far and improved so much I knew it was only a matter of time and when I won it felt amazing honestly my proudest gaming accomplishment. Proving myself vs the odds was exhilarating but maybe I put to much thought into others opinions of my skill, so hopefully it's not just me.

For me personally, a satisfying gaming experience is anything that has to do with a good Minecraft build, especially when you finish them because if it's something that took a lot of time and effort to build, you feel a good level of pride from your work.

I was looking at my profile yesterday and realized that I won a Vizzed server competition once, where I built a massive train station and I forgot that I built it and when I look back at it, i really can't believe that I ever put that much work into one silly project.

That feeling is then doubled when we're talking about the othet stuff i built on the Vizzed Server. Way back when the server first started I claimed the area right outside the main island and started working on my Empire State Building. I had no idea how it was going to turn out, but I knew it was a project I Wanted to do. In the end I think it took me around 30 hours over 8 days to finish, and it cost a lot of Viz too in otder to get all the supplies to build it with.

When it was finally done I was amazed with how it turned out. (Though over time the interior got destroyed and filled with nonsense out of boredom.

I liked that feeling of completing a massive project so as soon as I finished it, I started working on my Twin Towers replica and I felt just as awesome once those were completed.

IMO, no kind of gaming moment can come close to creating something massive, the longer it takes and the better it looks, the better the feeling.

That would probably when I was able to get each of the ultimate weapons or accessories for each character in Final Fantasy 4 although it depended on the character like some had a weapon while others had an accessory. That or when I was able to get Yuna and Aurons ultimate weapons to full power in Final Fantasy 10.

There has been quite a few satisfying gaming moments, but I would say. Beating Castlevania on the NES. Granted I was using an emulator, but I didn't use 1 save state, that was pretty damn cool, and felt like an accomplishment, because everyone knows how tough that game can be. I also did the same thing with Contra on the NES, and that was cool to, because that game can be real tricky and tough in some spots. I've beaten the game a handful of other times, but that was with save states or using the Konami code.

For me, it will always be smashing Belger out the back window of his personal penthouse apartment and seeing him scream as he falls to his well-deserved death at the climax of Final Fight. The big "THUMP!" sound that occurs when he hits the pavement (off-screen) is the cherry on top of the ice cream sundae. I've beaten the game so many times, yet it never gets old.

My most satisfying moment in gameplay is when I beat Driver on the psx without using cheats. I mean I was young and that was a really hard mission to get the president away from danger (last mission New York stage) and the cars were just relentless ramming me that I got so frustrated. Took me a year to finally beat the game and now that I’m older I keep thinking how did I beat it because I feel like it just got more difficult but nevertheless I feel like that’s my most satisfying moment

My most satisfying gaming moment recently was when I accidentally slid off of a slope in the bottom of Hazy Maze Cave in Super Mario 64 and kept pressing buttons. I launched Mario toward a wall and then did a super fast wallkick that almost launched me to the same spot I was at before I fell off. :O

There is one moment that I would say is my most satisfying gaming moments, defeating Sigma in Megaman X4. For some perspectives, I started playing Megaman X4 since third grade, and I only defeated Sigma when I'm in 11th grade or so. That's 8 years in total. Suffice to say, seeing Sigma explodes for the first time in my life feels good.

Sentimental value aside, I would say that any moment of most Megaman games qualifies as the most satisfying moment ever. The control is just incredibly tight and responsive.

I've had quite a few more satisfying gaming moments since my last post, so I'll share the highlights!

I managed to discover a way to clip through the ground in Cool Cool Mountain in Super Mario 64. I fell through the ground and landed at the bottom of the level, close to a star. What a shortcut! I managed to jump up walls super fast in that game. It was fun to see Mario launch through the air XD

Another moment I thought was super cool was when I reached 1,000,000 points in Super Mario Bros (the NES version). I didn't know that was possible! I kept doing glitches to get 1-UPS, and it kept stacking up my points!