LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean has "The worst pirate I've ever seen", which requires you to beat Port Royal, the first level in the game, with zero studs collected. Even if you do figure it out, Garry is prone to change the phrase when he updates the game. Except replace the best ending route requirement with a 6 minute time limit. "Ancestry" requires you to go through That One Sidequest in the Rock Cruiser. This is a game that asks you to kill about a dozen enemies before you leave the tutorial area, and even if you skip it by blowing up the wall at its start, placing that bomb wrong can kill something. The only way to increase reputation with the Bloodsail was by killing members of the Cartel, which would in turn reduce their reputation. Getting gold on all Special Events? Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 has "Extreme Hunter" for completing all Terrorist Hunt maps on Realistic difficulty, which is quite frustrating in the later maps with their unpredictable enemy spawns. Then there's "Impossible Boy, " which requires you to beat every Dark Cotton Alley level in a row without dying. Shinrai: Broken Beyond Despair. I had a lot of fun with You Suck At Parking and really enjoyed Happy Volcano's take on driving/racing games.
Meanwhile, each boss stage has 6 stars to collect, all 6 requiring collecting every 1-Up and doing a no-death run in one shot. Not only that, but ramming will cause your ship to take a significant amount of damage as well. The nastiest ones are Yggralith Annihilator and Telethia Annihilator. 5 significantly reduced the difficulty by allowing players to save their progress in "Journey" rather than needing to complete it in one sitting, allowing them to advance a few levels per day with resets if they died. "Obtain All 26 Magic Tokens" on Safe Cracker. The problem here is that the ships spawn very, very rarely, and typically wander through the maps far outside the mission area in each Daily's location. And most of the time, they're all MUCH harder than the 29 missions you just did. You Suck at Parking is a top-down racing game by Happy Volcano in which your goal is to race through obstacle-laden courses and park your car. And so you could easily waste a lot of time wandering around looking for something that's not there. Ambidexterity is a must for this. The game also autosaves when cooking, so no Save Scumming unless you make a manual save before every attempt and reload it every time you fail, which is a process that takes at least a minute or two for every attempt. Trinity Universe 's trophies aren't exactly that hard to complete. Endless Mode is simply Classic Mode with no timer and a guaranteed match.
Theres also the Level Master achievements for getting Sora and Riku to Level 99 in each of their respective campaigns. Each mission can take multiple years, especially if the enemy has high Encryption, after which the spent intel must be built up again. You Suck at Parking. The Steam Updated Re-release of The Floor is Jelly: - The "Speedrun" achievement requires you to beat the game within an extremely tight 30 minutes. With combat considerably tougher than other difficulties, that limitation hurts. It doesn't help that the mini-game itself is a test of speed, reflexes, and button-mashing skills in a game that has a relatively lenient action combat.
Blue Reflection: "The Extreme MASTER of the Master of the Dark" requires you to clear the Dark Cave smartphone game in a very counter-intuitive manner. First, you need to pour building resources into a settlement until the Size bar changes color. So to get these medals, you have to complete "Sunrise" ten times. Not even any of the many professional drivers who use the simulator daily have it, and indeed only one individual has ever achieved it. Speaking of the Rock Cruiser and ridiculous achievements, "Is it warm in here? " World of Tanks have certain Epic Medals which the player can receive on certain conditions. Owners of this game also own: Playtime distribution: Playtime (2 weeks):
The effect compounds, getting you orders of magnitude below your normal health levels. "Revenant" requires you to kill every enemy in the salvage yard segment of the Spaceship Graveyard without being detected, which requires a lot of planning and luck. Midnight Dodger What Dodges at Midnight: Like Green Stuff, this badge required defeating a boss without being hit by any of his mines. There are seven hundred, and they only appear by random drop. Palutena's are pretty easy, Viridi's are trickier but Hades? DRL Badges generally come in series and are sorted by difficulty into Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Angelic tiers.
Also in ''Terran Conflict, you get "Reboot" for successfully boarding and capturing a Xenon "Q" frigate — a task that requires massive amounts of Save Scumming. The easiest way to do this is to set the difficulty to the easiest level, and go to All-Star mode, considering that any other way classifies as a Self-Imposed Challenge. Even against who is typically the easiest member, King Knight, all it takes is a single mistake to force a complete restart of the level. Easy in theory, but in practice it you'll be somewhat hard-pressed to find a partner with the necessary coordination and skill to accomplish this, especially in the final chambers. Doug from Aberdeen was full of knowledge of the North East but was no competition for The Governess. Each "level up" provides a new pseudopod with an effect based on the chemical given. The boat is also very large and extremely heavy, meaning that airlifting it to the open ocean is an exercise in patience, frustration, and having all the grapple upgrades. ", which requires a team to shut out an enemy team in Capture the flag.
And after you're out of there, if you take a hit, the Crimson Ninja does a spinning kick as she gets up, which is likely to kill something. And God of War III has "Hit Man", which is the same achievement again. They're not difficult (although the "Asari Ally" achievement may be a minor Guide Dang It! Peak concurrent players yesterday: 7. What makes Down a Notch so much harder than the other similar achievements? The problem is, this achievement is embarrassing to have in your achievements list, especially if this is your first one.
"Overcoming the True Form" is earned by beating the Final Boss of part 1 without defeating any of the prior Prime Elements. Getting the dog tags themselves is simple enough, just requiring you to stick up certain guards throughout the game, but this is no mere collectible achievement; the dog tags are actually spread over every difficulty, and you have to complete the game on each difficulty for the tags to be officially collected. "You Can't Jump" refers to a mechanic that was Dummied Out. The entirety of Mac's Last Stand mode. Talk with Tooley and do it again after killing all bosses. Resident Evil 2 (Remake) has several: - The most difficult achievement is beating the game with an S+ rank on Hardcore mode. Most of which involve at least one Luck-Based Mission and are only available for a few weeks before being gone till the next year. And fourth, only one in ten figurines that spawn actually trigger the event; otherwise they drop some vendor trash and the spawn timer resets. No problem, Outlast and its DLC, Whistleblower, have similar achievements. "Astronimcally Low Odds" is basically all luck, making you get hit by five successive shots with a fully powered engine. It required you to cut off the head, hands, and feet of a group of enemies. To start with, its literally impossible to get every card on your first playthrough; to even gain access to all the cards to begin with, you'll need to start a new Sora campaign after beating Sora's story and Reverse/Rebirth, watching the Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days cutscene Compilation Movie, and then reading all the extras for 358/2 Days afterwards. Can't get online, find an issue, usually edit during the UTC date-change, or otherwise don't go on the wiki for a day?
"Minimalist" requires never opening the item box in a single playthrough. Lead God requires you to do this with each boss that drops a Master Round, and if you decide to do it the normal way without unlocking all the shortcuts note, you have to beat every floor's boss in one run without taking a single hit. "Parked the Tank" is a much more reasonable achievement that requires 10 matches in a row without conceding, but still less than 10% of players have obtained it. It's bright and vibrant, with an adorable visual style that fits the gameplay style to a tee, and while the limited audio tracks aren't quite as engaging, that's probably a nit-pick. Similar to the above, there is a trophy for finding Axel in the Item World.
The mines were invisible. Jennifer Aniston in love: but has she chosen the wrong guy? And then if you do somehow manage to finish it, guess what? And that's before doing the normal reputation grind from Neutral to Exalted! In Tetris 99, there are achievements that unlock different icons for you to use. It requires you to win all events in a Speedlist, which essentially means win 5 multiplayer races in a row.
This segment, like every other, is extremely long and the enemies will very easily destroy the dam. And it is available now on PC and Xbox series S/X. Lickety-Split requires a survivor player to cut a Smoker's tongue with a melee weapon. "Skull Storm" requires you to complete a Kaycee's Mod run with every challenge modifier enabled, meaning you have to deal with boosted difficulty encounters with totem bonuses for an entire run with only one life. Destructive Void Maps impose a debuff that reduces your group's current HP by 20% every attack.
That is, 5000 Psitanium. However, it's possible to simply turn down the difficulty setting just for this one level, as this doesn't invalidate the challenge. End result is you need to play through to at least the half-way point of NG++ at a bare minimum to get them all, just to get your 3rd copy of the Soul of Sif and reach the Giant Blacksmith at the end of Anor Londo. Steam Spy is still in beta, so expect major bugs. Install Cheat Engine. The Steam version instead has the easier "Immortal", which only requires 20 waves.
Hexic HD on Xbox 360 has the "Grand Pearl Poo-Bah" achievement, which requires surrounding one piece with 6 Black Pearls. You not only have to achieve all the "Good Job" awards in every level (across six chapters, with some truly insane feats required), but you have to collect 500 titles (some of which include co-op achievements), level yourself to level 99 with six different factions and become #1 on the global leaderboard. There's also the trophy "Master of the Universe". 3%, is for killing 100, 000 aliens, but that's not a matter of difficulty so much as grinding.