Damn... probably only 1k on xbox. that sucks

WO LONG in 25 hours is nuts. You would have to know where all the collectables are to achieve that. Gotta be using a guide.

My thing is that I don't play lots of AAA games in a year. I mostly play AA and under. The plat time for these games is usually under 80 hours. As of now Tales of Arise and Death Stranding are probably the only big games games I'll be playing this year. I think you may be playing too many big games lol.

What other 2 games did you plat? NVM

February Update - 4 new games completed

1,000/1,000 GS

• Final Fantasy
• Death's Door
• Lightyear Frontier (Also did the DLC)
• Final Fantasy II
• Stray
• Gris
• Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Goal progress: 7/20

Games I started/Played (no plat)

• Crash Team racing - 805/1,000

I had to use a guide for a few of the pandas but other than that, the flags/tablets and health upgrades came just from fully exploring every map. Good thing is most of the maps are pretty small. I also beat 90% of the bosses in the first go, with only a handful making me pause and take it slower. The difficulty fluctuations stopped being noticeable after I passed level 100. It’s the same case for the first DLC, I 100% the first one with relative ease.

Yeah, Idk how he does it. Even with a guide it's still a feat cause you'd have to exit the game and plan it out in your head cause looking at the guide takes time and that's time left afk with the clock ticking. 

You've the right idea, long games are only only great to platinum if the games are beyond exceptional, yet it is those games that are the most fun to plat. It gets tougher and tougher to push through some games these days like FF7 Rebirth or FF16 just to finish them never mind plat them, those two could do with 30 percent less and they'd be well long enough. That said small indies games can turn into long experiences, Vampire Survivors an indie for 5 euro is one of the best platinums I ever earned, it's so fun and so smart with so many trophies to pop it took them two seperate lists to get around Sonys guidelines. 

First fight with Lu Bu. How'd it go?

Always seemed to be missing flags myself but it's the same with most games, always missing that one bot or puzzle piece in astrobot and forced to replay the level. 

How'd you manage Neir Automata in less than 5 hours though? Not gonna tell ya what to do with your time but I suppose needing to slow down to enjoy games is a better condition than 10-20% of gamers out there who play the tutorial and then buy another game, play the tutorial and around in a vicious cycle of wasting money it goes. 

Let’s just say .. he’s in the 10% of bosses that I didn’t beat on the first go … or the second or th… 😓🤣

Stanley Parable done

Pretty easy platinum, but there are some absurd things you'd need to do, but I suppose that's the point.

In a way this platinum kinda explains why I enjoy getting them: a sense of finality. I'll never touch the game again, but at the same time I don't believe Stanley Parable expects you too. Which is nice.

I’ve never been a fan of play x amount of IRL hrs type achievements. It’s the one I refused to get the play an entire Tuesday (I think that’s the achievement) in Stanly on Xbox.