u/episkfisk

What game achievement/quest took you the longest to complete?

Mainly posting so I can brag I finally completed the Star Atlas in TFT! I’m not one to finish games I start and primarily play a lot of online games where there isn’t a definite end point but I’ve started pushing myself more to be an achievement hunter and it’s finally paid off! I’ve spent at least the last 3 months working to complete the Star Atlas in Team Fight Tactics, where you needed to field certain combinations of champions to get points to progress. Out of the 3 months, I swear it’s taken 1-1.5 months just to complete Shepard 7 and get first place.

This combo was ultra tricky because there are not 7 champions with the Shepard trait, it took an emblem to add the 7th and that was pretty much just up to the luck of the draw of items and augments. Not only was it difficult to get the emblem to complete the trait group but then you had to get first place! Many times I’ve tried and failed and today I completed it!

Now that it’s over, I might try getting better in ranked but I look forward to the next event they do like this.

I know there are plenty more folks out there who are achievement hunters or like to perfect finish a game and 3 months might be nothing in comparison so I’m curious, what’s the longest you’ve worked for an achievement and for what game?

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u/episkfisk — 10 days ago

What has been your favorite “free” game through a platform’s subscription service?

Subscription service such as Xbox live or PlayStation plus.
I’m not much of a console gamer but when I first got a PS4 I tried out PS Plus for a few months and it lead me to trying out Stranded Deep which at the time was the first realistic survival style game I played.(I had only played Minecraft previously) and I loved it! It’s janky for sure but I loved the island survival and having to make a raft to find new places and complete the main quest. I didn’t utilize the plus membership enough to justify keeping it but I’m happy it lead me to one of my favorite survival games.

So, what games have you been able to try through a subscription or demo that lead you to a new favorite?

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u/episkfisk — 2 months ago