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[Great Order]

I've become a seeker. Looking forwards to bricking my account.

Fallen London

[Akura]

After hours of searching, a few guide lookups, and hunting down informants, I finally found every single Riddler trophy, challenge, and riddle. The last was a pain to find since there's no apparent hints for it.

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It's the Batmobile itself.

Then I applied liberal amounts of fist to the Riddler's face.

That's it, not counting AR challenges, I've 100%ed this game. Actually 120% since the Season of Infamy missions count for the story progress percentage.

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Batman: Arkham Knight. I also did the short-story missions, but the one for Nightwing seems to be locked at 90% completion. It's a known bug, you have to do the final cutscene twice.

[Dunamisdeos]

Wish that game worked.

[Akura]

While waiting about 5 hours for the cable guy to install internet and TV service throughout the house, all I had was my Switch.

Managed to pacify Jevil, and only took two attempts total to do so.

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Deltarune. Some people claim that Jevil is harder than Sans. I disagree. Mainly because I still haven't been able to kill Sans.

[Telgin]

Having beaten him and having watched videos of the fight with Sans, I'm inclined to agree that he's much easier than Sans.

[Egan_BW]

Jevil a chump.

[pikachu17]

Supposedly there was a bug where on certain computers full-screen would make fights faster. I would assume people saying Jevil was harder than Sans fell afoul of that bug.

[Akura]

Started with a spectacular opening move, where the fireteam's sniper completely missed what would have otherwise been a clear headshot, then got rushed and shot down by an enemy shocktrooper, followed by me sending the fireteam's engineer to rescue him* followed by her immediately getting gunned down(but rescued).

Wasted 2 command points trying to run over an enemy lancer(anti-tank soldier), only to run out of movement sooo close I couldn't angle the machine gun(I shot his friend in the head), then wasted 2 more finding out that running them over with a tank doesn't (at least, necessarily) kill. It just throws them. On his turn, the lancer stupidly, stupidly ran right in front of the tank's MG and promptly got his face ventilated.

It turns out the two shocktroopers I brought, Hannes* and Wendy, are the psychos of the unit. They scored more kills than anyone else during the battle, all while laughing maniacally. Def gonna bring them in future battles. Although Wendy did hipfire an entire magazine into a bridge railing, then took a not-lethal bullet to the head from the intended target.

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Valkyria Chronicles. Yet another game sitting in my library for three years, never played once.

EDIT: Killed three tanks in one turn. One was crippled from pretty early in the battle when I sniped a fuel tank it was parked next to. The second, I force-marched a lancer behind it for a direct hit to the radiator(which is usually a one-shot-kill, as the radiator is volatile for plot reasons). The third tank was a one-in-a-million shot, I didn't expect to kill it. Despite a mostly frontal shot, I scored a direct hit on the radiator with my command tank. The radiator was barely visible, and the tank cannon has relatively poor accuracy - enough to hit a target in general, but hitting a specific part of the target requires close range(or luck).

The next battle, I sniped an AT gun with my command tank. Took several shots(and my attempts provoked the boss to appear), and the AT gun nearly killed the second-in-command, but I killed it before it could fire on the command tank. Also during that battle, scored a twofer while assaulting the main base. A scout tried to gank an enemy soldier during a flank, hurt them, but got shot down by him and his buddy. I moved a shocktrooper to perform the same attack, killed the first guy, and took out the second with the last bullet.

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Valkryria Chronicles.

[Dunamisdeos]

Playin' Starbound.

Created an infinite well of healing water.

I'm sure this has been done many times before, but I felt super cool. I'm calling it my lazarus pit.

[Akura]

Not too much of one, but I discovered a good way to clean up after dropping a meteor storm "a safe distance" away from my colony: put down a metal and a polymer depot, which are free, then send a drone commander over there with a few drones and wait for them to grab everything in range, then have a transporter ship it back to the colony proper.


A few very odd things I've noticed about this colony, though. First, one of my potential applicants was a Chinese national named "Ping Pong". Second, the colonists are smuggling pets onto the colony somehow. Cats are okay, but the first animal I noticed was a goddamned horse. I know pets don't really do anything, but how do you bring a horse on a cramped passenger rocket and how do you expect to be able to feed it in a strictly-controlled environment?

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Surviving Mars.

[Madman198237]

I know pets don't really do anything, but how do you bring a horse on a cramped passenger rocket

Very carefully, I would expect.

[Darkening Kaos]

I know pets don't really do anything, but how do you bring a horse on a cramped passenger rocket

     Don't talk about SJP like that … she has feelings ya know ...

[Khan Boyzitbig]

I can understand the goats they bring and the cats/dogs but deer, llamas and I think I once saw a cow is a bit questionable as to how they brought those.

[Teneb]

I finished the base game of Descent 2. While much less dickish than the first game, the final levels just spammed the hardest enemies in the game at me. And the final boss... ugh. Not only it fires the a very high-power homing rocket, said rocket splits into smaller instances of itself (also homing) on detonation, it also could only be damaged from behind and that was not obvious at all. I ended up having to spend my many, many lives and do suicide runs on it until it died.

[Culise]

On a routine bounty mission in moderately hostile space, I took two destroyers (my personal Hammerhead and a Vanguard), a heavy frigate, a Mora-class carrier, and slightly refurbished Legion-class battleship up against three pirate fleets comprising almost 80 combat-capable ships in a minor oopsie.  For my part, the Vanguard was destroyed but proved salvagable, especially with the 200k credit bounty.  For their part, on the other hand...

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...77 total ships lost, ranging from frigates to dedicated cruisers to heavy freighters converted into battleships.

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Starsector