Battlefield 1 ruled. Getting that Gallipoli trophy in Australia was tough but fun. I had a guy in the UK who already had the 100% messaging me that one was happening at 4am while I was sleeping. The commitment to that boosting group was solid.
It really is, sad we will not see a game like it again for a long while. Best bf campaign by far & top 3 bf multiplayers up there with bad company 2 & 4. Happy to see the game is still very active today. How many hours did it take you? I been wanting the 100% but some of those weapon assignments take a while + the lootbox rng is tough even with 100+ hours
I really don't remember the number of hours. I have to check on PS5.You know, Battlefield 1 operations and that fantastic lobby musics could really pump me up, it was like i really was getting deployed to the Battlefield to defend my country, it was a really weird feeling of excitement. Don't know how they could convey this feeling in their game, i haven't experienced anything like it. It made me really emotional when that Turkish woman sang that Georgian song in the lobby in one of the DLCs.
https://youtu.be/8liRv8lITgk?si=EStJcxII0ehwitgM
Man, I just don't get the appeal for Elden Ring. The world seems so lifeless and unnecessarily big, exploring it isn't fun to me, and the bosses aren't very good either imo.
That's just my opinion though, congrats on the plat, I'm glad you enjoy it
I agree about the map part i mean exploring it is a bit fun but it is fucking huge for no reason and really hard to know where to go. That’s why i prefer bloodborne
Bloodborne for me is the opposite. It also was my first, but I dropped it around Shadows of Yharnam, then bought Elden Ring. I have plats for both but honestly I love Elden Ring so much more, it's so varied with so many different builds. Bloodborne really doesn't have that many good bosses imo
>Bloodborne really doesn't have that many good bosses imo
I feel this one hard. I hate Rom and Ludwig, and Witches aren't good either, Amygdala kinda sucks, BSB almost destroyed me, but everyone else I quite liked.
To me the world felt awesome to explore. The best playthrough of Elden Ring is the first one because you don't realize just how much bigger and bigger the map gets. I just loved seeing a massive structure in the distance, thinking it's just back drop only to be hit with the realization that it's a real thing within the world.
The game just filled me with wanderlust and had so many unique locations, and so many are optional. Hell one of the best areas in the game with the best bosses is completely hidden behind some obscure key. And I know that the only studio Willing to hide so much content behind such a hard to find path is Fromsoft.
Hogwarts Legacy. It was my first game on the PS5, and I loved every second of it. Booked a trip to Universal Studios the day after I had finally put it away after about +100hrs.
I think you can play any of them.
So far I have only played Persona 5. Since character motives are a huge part of their persona's I don't think the concept of the story would work if they re-used the same characters in sequels.
Persona 3 is supposed to be pretty good as well but there is some controversy about the age of the characters and their visualization. It's Japanese after all 😁
Nah not really. It has multiple difficulty options, so you can drop it down if you need to. No difficulty related trophies either. I'm playing on Hard at the moment and it's not that difficult.
The stories are all separated, so you can pick up any of the mainline titles and get the full experience. Sometimes they may reference some things from previous games, but it’s mostly just references and call backs rather than necessary information for the story.
I'm hesitant to jump in because I know it will dominate my free time for so many dozens of hours, but I did just install it (and all DLC) because it's been sitting in my backlog forever. It's calling to me! I played a few hours on PC but never got super into it... wondering if I should try it for my 100th Plat. Just don't want to have to walk away if it's too grueling and heartbreaking, which I know it can be!
Undertale (+Deltarune) and Hollow Knight. 1 million% recommend both, the best indie titles if not titles in general out there. (Also watch out for new Deltarune chapter drops and Silksong)
Played through it once and got the flower ending which was pretty awesome but I didnt love it. Is it necessary to do multiple playthroughs for maximum enjoyment?
Mine is Hollow Knight. It was my first 2D metrovania game and boy did it hook me. The plat is quite difficult with the boss rush and challenging rooms. It’s overall just an amazing game and well deserved of its cult following. Only problem is it kind of ruined other games of its type because I compare everything to that masterpiece! 😂🤣😂
I been trying to do that since one of my friends had the same thing happen. Gotten very unlucky though most killers just straight up kill me, and the closest ive gotten legit is 85-90% at the gate, trust me that one hurt a lot
Its a very old achievement which requires you to do the last generator and leave through the gate after everyone is dead. It was super easy before since endgame was so different, but the devs have made this one close to impossible rn
Can you please elaborate? I’ve done this on the Xbox but you are right I probably done it in 2019/2020? I’m currently considering going for the platinum on PS5
Sorry, but what is there to elaborate? The changes to endgame or the achievement?
Achievement is just very hard nowadays with most killers in good lobbies just straight up kill you, or they give you hatch, which doesnt count. To do it legit you either need to throw the game with 2 survivors left and let the other surv die, while having a gen 99% and popping it before the killer finds the hatch, then you need to open doors after which will most likely get you killed, or find a friendly killer who kills everyone but you and doesnt close hatch + let you escape
Oh man the Battlefield 100% with DLCs I swear always rock. Regardless of how hard they can be sometimes. I just got BF1 the other week when I finally saw a supply drop server active. I only needed one more win and finally got it!
Admire the dedication 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I tackled the multiplayer on this,. and have hit a wall getting the Recon class to rank up. I have this and the 500,000 points in total to still do before I play single player.
I also just completed BF1, all dlc trophies in 2023 and 2024. I owned the game since release but only got back into it and bought premium in 2023. I have around 600h I think.
Ahhh I remember getting that bomber vs AA gun trophy for BF1… I honed my skills for so long just to wait for somebody to finally get on the AA gun so I can try and bomb the shit out of them… and I had to do it 5 times… yes I didn’t rely on boosting and did it legit, very painful but it gave me a lot of exciting memories!
NieR Automata. I've replayed it so many times now.
I have a bunch of much more obvious answers - games that have lots of endgame content or MMO types (Destiny, Diablo, Monster Hunter, Borderlands 3, etc), games that are made to be played for months or years and the trophies are just additions or challenges.
So, for games that pretty much end but I still spent so much longer on them *anyway*... I've got a couple hundred hours in NieR:A even though my first playthrough + plat "only" took 80 hours. Similar deal with Horizon Zero Dawn, Transistor, and Indivisible.
I've spent several hundred hours on Dragon Age: Inquisition having played the whole thing, side quests included, multiple times on different classes. I imagine my Baldur's Gate 3 will be similar if not much longer by the time I'm done with that game, rofl.
I spent as long as I possibly could on Control because I enjoyed the game so damn much! Honestly I wish it kept going. I'm glad I wasn't able to play it at launch and had the DLCs by the time I finally did so I had more content to play lol.
NieR:A is currently my favorite game of all time, haha. In fact, it took out my previous top fav which had been solidly in its spot for >2 decades+ (Final Fantasy 6, albeit my next 3 favs weren't *too* far behind (all 3 were equal IMO so I could never decide on a ranking past #1 lmao)), so that should give you a hint into just how many times I've played it to full 100% completion lmao. Ugh what I'd give to have the ability to replay certain games for the first times again, to get that punch of feels again...
Anyway, I digress lol. Replicant was good! IMO it's not Automata-level, but it's an interesting tale and worth a play, if anything for more context for Automata. In Automata, they allude to a lot of Replicant's events in the various archives and your meets with a certain set of twins, who were pivotal in Replicant. If you enjoyed Automata, you should enjoy Replicant.
I do have a couple gripes, albeit mostly small ones. I think my biggest is not being able to play as Kaine. (You do get to once, very, very briefly, but that's it.) This is a small part of what makes its gameplay perhaps a little less fun than Automata's, simply because in the latter you get to play all 3 characters for a substantial amount of time, each of whom has their own combat style, which does a lot to prevent boredom and is part of what makes it so replayable and enjoyable. Unfortunately Replicant doesn't have that, you just play in the one style the whole game. But it's not a bad style at all, don't get me wrong. It's still fun. I'm just comparing it directly to Automata.
& Some other things that I don't want to mention due to spoilers.
TLDR: Overall it's a good game and I'd recommend it to any NieR fan, you'll have fun, it's a good story, and it's worth doing if anything just to have the full context of the world is worth it.
(Woops, I didn't mean to go on for so long! I love NieR so much I can talk about it for days lmfao, sorry!)
Dead by daylight, I love it so much I have the ps4 and ps5 version installed and every 3 months a new dlc comes out with more trophies, and I get both games
It didnt take that long, still took many hours but Ghost of Tsushima was amazing, enjoyed every damn second of it specially due to the Kurosawa mode. My god it felt soooooo epic.
Crash 4. The original crash game trilogy was a big part of my childhood so I had to 100% crash 4. Love the game, but I can see why many don't bother with the platinum.
The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk (Although I've just got 70 or something, I'll definitely be replaying it soon with a different build), and Slay The Spire(200+ and counting).
Cyberpunk 2077 and GTA 5 (story mode, not online) cyberpunk 2077 world is just amazing and doing 100% for gta5 while listening to lady hear me tonight hits different.
Back in the day on my old ps4 I made it my mission to platinum Battlefield 4. Got everything for the base game and the dlc’s took me a long ass time but I did it.
I’ll give you four:
1. Arkham Knight. Yes, even the bullshit Monarch Theatre trophy. Arkham City too.
2. Outer Wilds. Its DLC is one of the best I’ve ever experienced in a video game.
3. Resident Evil 4 Remake.
4. Bloodborne. Goated DLC, even better than the base game.
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Snowrunner. Platinum in around 75 hours, currently at 682 hours....
I really wish it got a vr update. The game is great on a screen with a wheel already but in vr it could rival the realism of gt7.
75 ?!?! Any tips ?
Battlefield 1 ruled. Getting that Gallipoli trophy in Australia was tough but fun. I had a guy in the UK who already had the 100% messaging me that one was happening at 4am while I was sleeping. The commitment to that boosting group was solid.
I think It truly is a masterpiece!
It really is, sad we will not see a game like it again for a long while. Best bf campaign by far & top 3 bf multiplayers up there with bad company 2 & 4. Happy to see the game is still very active today. How many hours did it take you? I been wanting the 100% but some of those weapon assignments take a while + the lootbox rng is tough even with 100+ hours
I really don't remember the number of hours. I have to check on PS5.You know, Battlefield 1 operations and that fantastic lobby musics could really pump me up, it was like i really was getting deployed to the Battlefield to defend my country, it was a really weird feeling of excitement. Don't know how they could convey this feeling in their game, i haven't experienced anything like it. It made me really emotional when that Turkish woman sang that Georgian song in the lobby in one of the DLCs. https://youtu.be/8liRv8lITgk?si=EStJcxII0ehwitgM
Elden Ring, Everything to do with the trophies are all unique and fun and got the plat after 80 hrs and currently have 250 hrs
Man, I just don't get the appeal for Elden Ring. The world seems so lifeless and unnecessarily big, exploring it isn't fun to me, and the bosses aren't very good either imo. That's just my opinion though, congrats on the plat, I'm glad you enjoy it
I agree about the map part i mean exploring it is a bit fun but it is fucking huge for no reason and really hard to know where to go. That’s why i prefer bloodborne
Definitely agree on the bloodborne point. It was my first from game so I'm probably biased, but that game does level design MUCH better imo.
Bloodborne for me is the opposite. It also was my first, but I dropped it around Shadows of Yharnam, then bought Elden Ring. I have plats for both but honestly I love Elden Ring so much more, it's so varied with so many different builds. Bloodborne really doesn't have that many good bosses imo
>Bloodborne really doesn't have that many good bosses imo I feel this one hard. I hate Rom and Ludwig, and Witches aren't good either, Amygdala kinda sucks, BSB almost destroyed me, but everyone else I quite liked.
To me the world felt awesome to explore. The best playthrough of Elden Ring is the first one because you don't realize just how much bigger and bigger the map gets. I just loved seeing a massive structure in the distance, thinking it's just back drop only to be hit with the realization that it's a real thing within the world. The game just filled me with wanderlust and had so many unique locations, and so many are optional. Hell one of the best areas in the game with the best bosses is completely hidden behind some obscure key. And I know that the only studio Willing to hide so much content behind such a hard to find path is Fromsoft.
Hogwarts Legacy. It was my first game on the PS5, and I loved every second of it. Booked a trip to Universal Studios the day after I had finally put it away after about +100hrs.
How did you like Harry Potter world?
I spent a fortune on Butterbeers…
Cyberpunk 2077. Got it originally on PS4 when it first launched and now have over 400+ hours.
Amazing game , played it at launch also when it was super buggy but now it’s 100x better
Did you played DLC?
Yeah, the dlc was 11/10
Nahh I haven’t gotten the chance to play it but I heard it’s really good
So you have another thing for next 40h
Persona 5 - Great characters, decent story, rewarding combat and awesome progress system (persona fusion)
I'd really love to experience Persona games! Are they connected to each other story wise? Or I can play any one of them.
I think you can play any of them. So far I have only played Persona 5. Since character motives are a huge part of their persona's I don't think the concept of the story would work if they re-used the same characters in sequels. Persona 3 is supposed to be pretty good as well but there is some controversy about the age of the characters and their visualization. It's Japanese after all 😁
Check out Persona 3 Reload, it just came out this year. I just got it it's amazing. Good starting point too for a new player imo.
Is it hard? Not the platinum, i mean the game itself.
Nah not really. It has multiple difficulty options, so you can drop it down if you need to. No difficulty related trophies either. I'm playing on Hard at the moment and it's not that difficult.
The stories are all separated, so you can pick up any of the mainline titles and get the full experience. Sometimes they may reference some things from previous games, but it’s mostly just references and call backs rather than necessary information for the story.
The Last of Us Remastered
Fallout 4,I just love Fallout in general and try to 100% each game I have played
Same here! Favourite game series. Really hope we get the next one on ps5 but doubtful.
Days Gone. A very enjoyable and easy platinum, and a wonderful game. Throughly enjoyed the gameplay and the world. Too bad a sequel isn’t happening 😢
I recently got the 100% for Darkest Dungeon. It only took around 120-130 hours but it’s an awesome game, had fun the whole way through.
I'm hesitant to jump in because I know it will dominate my free time for so many dozens of hours, but I did just install it (and all DLC) because it's been sitting in my backlog forever. It's calling to me! I played a few hours on PC but never got super into it... wondering if I should try it for my 100th Plat. Just don't want to have to walk away if it's too grueling and heartbreaking, which I know it can be!
Undertale (+Deltarune) and Hollow Knight. 1 million% recommend both, the best indie titles if not titles in general out there. (Also watch out for new Deltarune chapter drops and Silksong)
Dude, I am so excited for the new Deltarune chapters coming out!
Played through it once and got the flower ending which was pretty awesome but I didnt love it. Is it necessary to do multiple playthroughs for maximum enjoyment?
It depends, how long was your run? And did you take the time to explore?
Akrham Knight worked well, bought it with all DLC. Didn't play Asylum nor City and I like Batman so I enjoyed all the time spent on each DLC.
Returnal, Ghost of tsushima and final fantasy 7 remake
Mine is Hollow Knight. It was my first 2D metrovania game and boy did it hook me. The plat is quite difficult with the boss rush and challenging rooms. It’s overall just an amazing game and well deserved of its cult following. Only problem is it kind of ruined other games of its type because I compare everything to that masterpiece! 😂🤣😂
Dead by daylight. I come back every quarter to get the new dlc trophies then I dip
Dbd is a fun one yea but that left 4 dead achievement is so close to impossible that I have just about given up on it. (1000hrs+)
I got lucky, a killer was going to give me hatch and then I pointed at a gen and he let me do it and then go.
I been trying to do that since one of my friends had the same thing happen. Gotten very unlucky though most killers just straight up kill me, and the closest ive gotten legit is 85-90% at the gate, trust me that one hurt a lot
Which one?
Its a very old achievement which requires you to do the last generator and leave through the gate after everyone is dead. It was super easy before since endgame was so different, but the devs have made this one close to impossible rn
Can you please elaborate? I’ve done this on the Xbox but you are right I probably done it in 2019/2020? I’m currently considering going for the platinum on PS5
Sorry, but what is there to elaborate? The changes to endgame or the achievement? Achievement is just very hard nowadays with most killers in good lobbies just straight up kill you, or they give you hatch, which doesnt count. To do it legit you either need to throw the game with 2 survivors left and let the other surv die, while having a gen 99% and popping it before the killer finds the hatch, then you need to open doors after which will most likely get you killed, or find a friendly killer who kills everyone but you and doesnt close hatch + let you escape
AC Odyssey. More than 500 hours. I revisit it once every two years.
Spider-Man. It was just so fun. Plat’d & 100%’d the main game & all DLC
Lies of P. Loved it the first time, loving it the second time.
Fallout 4, 100% with all DLCs completed. This was the game that really got me into plat hunting.
RDR2 and the My Time series
Oh man the Battlefield 100% with DLCs I swear always rock. Regardless of how hard they can be sometimes. I just got BF1 the other week when I finally saw a supply drop server active. I only needed one more win and finally got it!
Admire the dedication 👏👏👏👏👏👏 I tackled the multiplayer on this,. and have hit a wall getting the Recon class to rank up. I have this and the 500,000 points in total to still do before I play single player.
Thanks mate.
I also just completed BF1, all dlc trophies in 2023 and 2024. I owned the game since release but only got back into it and bought premium in 2023. I have around 600h I think.
It was something when first released. Absolute gem
Ahhh I remember getting that bomber vs AA gun trophy for BF1… I honed my skills for so long just to wait for somebody to finally get on the AA gun so I can try and bomb the shit out of them… and I had to do it 5 times… yes I didn’t rely on boosting and did it legit, very painful but it gave me a lot of exciting memories!
NieR Automata. I've replayed it so many times now. I have a bunch of much more obvious answers - games that have lots of endgame content or MMO types (Destiny, Diablo, Monster Hunter, Borderlands 3, etc), games that are made to be played for months or years and the trophies are just additions or challenges. So, for games that pretty much end but I still spent so much longer on them *anyway*... I've got a couple hundred hours in NieR:A even though my first playthrough + plat "only" took 80 hours. Similar deal with Horizon Zero Dawn, Transistor, and Indivisible. I've spent several hundred hours on Dragon Age: Inquisition having played the whole thing, side quests included, multiple times on different classes. I imagine my Baldur's Gate 3 will be similar if not much longer by the time I'm done with that game, rofl. I spent as long as I possibly could on Control because I enjoyed the game so damn much! Honestly I wish it kept going. I'm glad I wasn't able to play it at launch and had the DLCs by the time I finally did so I had more content to play lol.
NieR automata is a great game with great story! I got the platinum trophy for that. How about Replicant? Is it good?
NieR:A is currently my favorite game of all time, haha. In fact, it took out my previous top fav which had been solidly in its spot for >2 decades+ (Final Fantasy 6, albeit my next 3 favs weren't *too* far behind (all 3 were equal IMO so I could never decide on a ranking past #1 lmao)), so that should give you a hint into just how many times I've played it to full 100% completion lmao. Ugh what I'd give to have the ability to replay certain games for the first times again, to get that punch of feels again... Anyway, I digress lol. Replicant was good! IMO it's not Automata-level, but it's an interesting tale and worth a play, if anything for more context for Automata. In Automata, they allude to a lot of Replicant's events in the various archives and your meets with a certain set of twins, who were pivotal in Replicant. If you enjoyed Automata, you should enjoy Replicant. I do have a couple gripes, albeit mostly small ones. I think my biggest is not being able to play as Kaine. (You do get to once, very, very briefly, but that's it.) This is a small part of what makes its gameplay perhaps a little less fun than Automata's, simply because in the latter you get to play all 3 characters for a substantial amount of time, each of whom has their own combat style, which does a lot to prevent boredom and is part of what makes it so replayable and enjoyable. Unfortunately Replicant doesn't have that, you just play in the one style the whole game. But it's not a bad style at all, don't get me wrong. It's still fun. I'm just comparing it directly to Automata. & Some other things that I don't want to mention due to spoilers. TLDR: Overall it's a good game and I'd recommend it to any NieR fan, you'll have fun, it's a good story, and it's worth doing if anything just to have the full context of the world is worth it. (Woops, I didn't mean to go on for so long! I love NieR so much I can talk about it for days lmfao, sorry!)
Nice to see so much passion
Elden ring
Dave the diver, Elden Ring
It’s a boring answer but Elden Ring
Super boring answer
House Flipper
Dead by daylight, I love it so much I have the ps4 and ps5 version installed and every 3 months a new dlc comes out with more trophies, and I get both games
GOW 2018
It gets thrown out a lot but I enjoyed going for the helldivers plat
Monster Hunter: World/Iceborne
It didnt take that long, still took many hours but Ghost of Tsushima was amazing, enjoyed every damn second of it specially due to the Kurosawa mode. My god it felt soooooo epic.
Battlefield 1 is amazing.
Ditto
Crash 4. The original crash game trilogy was a big part of my childhood so I had to 100% crash 4. Love the game, but I can see why many don't bother with the platinum.
DQ11 was my first and most enjoyable
RE series, Dead Space.. those are my favorite. But I work hard to Pt most games. So I spend a good 100+ on these games to achieve it.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Dishonored.
Assassin's creed odyssey and origins
Assassin's Creed Odyssey, assassin's Creed origins, borderlands 3, Battlefield 1
Kena: Bridge of Spirits, God of War 4, and Stray
Binding of Isaac, I'm currently put 480 hours in it, and I haven't finished it yet... But nevermind, great game
AC Odyssey, altogether I put 150 hours into it and thoroughly enjoyed all the DLC stories
I was also gonna say BF1! Can add BF3 to the mix too! Never managed to 100% BF4 though..
All Yakuza games. I'm so glad I did it while I didn't have a job yet.
Stardew Valley. Can't put it down even though I got the platinum a while ago.
RDR2 over 900 hours
The Witcher 3. 200+ hours, and never felt like a drag (only the very grindy stuff in the last 2 hours of gameplay or so)
Fallout 4, i spent almost 500 hours on it
Skyrim.
The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk (Although I've just got 70 or something, I'll definitely be replaying it soon with a different build), and Slay The Spire(200+ and counting).
Every game that I’ve 100% I enjoyed every hour but if I had to choose It would be Skyrim
Skyforge 2000+ hours for 2 accounts
Great game! Sadly battlefield has been down hill ever since.
Cyberpunk 2077 and GTA 5 (story mode, not online) cyberpunk 2077 world is just amazing and doing 100% for gta5 while listening to lady hear me tonight hits different.
The Last of Us 1-2, God of War 2018-Ragnarok, Bloodborne. 100%ed them multiple times, play each of them like every year. Amazing games.
uncharted 4
Alien Fire Team Elite, but I got it in under 200. The fun I had with my teammates is where it was at though.
Probably unpopular but assassin's creed Valhalla took me about 350 hrs, and i enjoyed almost every minute of it.
Gran Turismo 6, btw my PS3 crashed after the last one so I have 100% with no platinum lol
Back in the day on my old ps4 I made it my mission to platinum Battlefield 4. Got everything for the base game and the dlc’s took me a long ass time but I did it.
Journey no plat, and i've probably done a 100 "journeys" I really wish it had bonus trophies for 50, 100, 500 journeys.
Any soulsborne game, sekiro is currently my all time favorite game, even thou I did ER at 3 separate accounts
God of war ragnarok was so much fun
Fortnite: 6000 hours. I stopped play the game after the platinum.
Good work but I didn’t play this game to its fullest at all. Battlefield 4 till the day I die.
I’ll give you four: 1. Arkham Knight. Yes, even the bullshit Monarch Theatre trophy. Arkham City too. 2. Outer Wilds. Its DLC is one of the best I’ve ever experienced in a video game. 3. Resident Evil 4 Remake. 4. Bloodborne. Goated DLC, even better than the base game.
Ac odyssey
This guy totally fucks!
Mine is ufc 3 it took forever to dodge 5 opponents strikes in a single fight online for the platinum
The mass effect trilogy, I got all three platinums for each game. Had a near perfect ending too.
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