![[Infamous Second Son] a long-standing desire](https://preview.redd.it/9f7yd2ksfnih1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=a36ccd23bc4f401fab69104fad46dddbed6a1d5e)
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When I was a teenager, my family couldn't afford a console, so the only thing I could do was watch gameplay videos on YouTube. Now that I'm an adult with my own money, I can fulfill that childhood dream and play everything I used to only watch—and inFamous Second Son was one of the big ones. I just got the Platinum trophy for it today, and I'm so happy.
Achei legal a Sucker Punch colocar um grafite da antiga franquia dela, Sly Cooper, em um parque no Infamous Second Son, que estou gostando até agora (o parkour é meio triste, mas agora que liberei o néon meio que não preciso mais dele :v)
One or two month ago, I finished ATM 10 TTS; it was the first ATM pack I’d ever completed, and I really enjoyed it. I’d always wanted to try the standard ATM packs, but—thanks to my arachnophobia and the Minecraft creator's bizarre decision to put one-meter-tall spiders in the game—I’d steered clear of any modpack that wasn't Skyblock (where I control when and where monsters spawn). However, because I loved ATM 10 TTS so much, I decided to give ATM 10 a try, and—man—what a journey it was.
I started by trying to flatten an area and work on a MineColonies village, but I still felt out of place. That’s when I thought: why not do a Skyblock-style run in the Overworld? So that’s what I did: I built a giant platform 100 blocks above sea level, far enough away that my render distance wouldn't even reach any natural dirt. I felt right at home on that platform. I organized each square for a specific mod (at least initially; as I progressed, I started squeezing things in here and there—mostly because I was too lazy to keep building perfect squares, haha).
I started by generating resources using MA, then gradually moved into bees. Before I knew it, the only things left were the Cataclysm bosses (and waiting to craft alot Dirt and Nether Stars I’d forgotten to produce on a large scale earlier).
Boss hunting was a blast; since I wasn't completely OP, I ran into issues—like failing to deal enough damage to The Harbinger or dying to the Netherite Monstrosity. But I actually enjoyed it; I saw it as a puzzle—figuring out how to get strong enough to take them down. I managed to do it without losing the thrill of the fight—dodging attacks and finding the right opening to strike, I had a great time.
It struck me as odd that some mods have quest pages but aren't required for ATM Star, while others are required but lack a quest page; still, I appreciated not being forced to enter The Bumblezone or face the Chaos Dragon (I made a point of not touching anything from Draconic Evolution because I hated having to fight it so much in ATM 10 TTS, lol).
Anyway, another journey complete. Now I'm going back to normal life until ATM 12 launches, so I can play ATM 11 once it's finished—or close to it.
If I play Marvel Jump-In until I complete all the sets, and then keep playing to convert duplicate Rare and Mythic cards into gems, is that a viable conversion strategy?
I don't like playing Draft, and I know it's better for completing the collection, but right now, as an F2P player, I just want to buy the pass.
Estava pensando em comprar um leitor de disco para o meu PS5, mas 500 reais acho meio salgado.
Enfim, estava pensando em comprar jogos, jogar (platinar se possível), e então revender os jogos, para me convencer que vale a pena comprar o leitor, além de valorizar em uma futura venda do console.
O que vocês acham disso? Quando compram mídia física, vocês procuram jogos usados na OLX ou em outro lugar? Ou só comprar originais pelo mercado livre e Amazon?
After 2 months of dedication, I finally finished ATM10TTS.
My base isn't the prettiest thing in the world, but I still want to show because I'm proud of it.
What Did It Cost? Everything (Eagerly awaiting for ATM11TTS)