Proudest Video Game Achievement

[Demonpenz]

I stuck with Mass Effect long enough to beat it...but I stuck with Brutal Legend and beat that even though the game wasn't very fun.

[ChiefsCountry]

Original Halo in Legendary Mode.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by Silock

I can't say that I'm proud of anything I've done in a video game, despite the massive amount of hours of my life I've dedicated to them.

This.

Plus I've never been an achievement fiend. I'll generally beat a game's main storyline on medium difficulty then never touch it again. If it's good, like a Red Dead Redemption or something, I'll throw it back in for another play-through. I still never bother to up the playing difficulty though; that shit just pisses me off and I want to break things.

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

I ****ing sonned that game.

That's a pretty "urban" thing to say. Are you "urban", Hamas?

[Jerm]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

3) Beat Mario 2. All other Mario's are clown shoes compared to Mario 2.

No shit...that game is crazy, was rewarding to beat. In fact to me the most satisfying achievements come from those old school NES games...beating Battletoads, Bubble Bobble, Ghosts 'n Goblins, etc. are still up there very high on my list.

Thought about giving a Perfect Pac-Man a go...been studying some patterns and whatnot. That would be the ultimate.

[Scott Pilgrim]

I beat Kingdom Hearts 2... without dying once. one start over but it was a time based event I did not do in time, but didn't die.

[tk13]

Tiger 2005 was a great game... that was the last one I played too. Never really did the online thing though. My best round was a 41 at Coeur D'Alene. IIRC I barely missed two more hole outs for a 39. Probably the best round I ever played on a golf game.

But my favorite was probably in Madden 2005, another great game. Probably the last great Madden game. I was playing a franchise with the Chiefs. One season I got flat out destroyed in Pittsburgh in the 2nd round of the playoffs. Got them again the next year in the conference title game, this time in Arrowhead. Still had trouble hanging with them though. IIRC it was tied late, they marched down for a long FG attempt with hardly any time left. I thought I was done. Somehow, I broke through and blocked the FG. Had time for a couple plays, got a 1st down or two, called timeout... and hit a 50+ yard FG to win the AFC title. That was fun.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

This.

Plus I've never been an achievement fiend. I'll generally beat a game's main storyline on medium difficulty then never touch it again. If it's good, like a Red Dead Redemption or something, I'll throw it back in for another play-through. I still never bother to up the playing difficulty though; that shit just pisses me off and I want to break things.



That's a pretty "urban" thing to say. Are you "urban", Hamas?

Yeah...no.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Never broke out the grease pencil. I'm not a great gamer by any means, but I'm 99th percentile on Tiger Woods.

[GoShox]

Nerdy post right here.

I used to play Starcraft Brood War very competitively. Obviously sucked compared to the Korean pro gamers but on the online ladders I'd play exclusively Koreans which was always fun, cause they were the best competition. On this one ladder called iCCup, the ranks went from D- to A+, with another rank above A+ called Olympic. Everyone in Olympic and A+ ranks was a Korean progamer, anyone from A to B+ was a very, very, very solid player. B and B- were also very hard to get.

One night I decided to play some games. I lost the first one and then won something like 14 straight and went from C to B-, pretty much exclusively against Koreans. Some of the people I beat ended up getting B+, meaning they were really, really good. Those were definitely the highest level games I've ever played and when you hit that rank, you get respect from a lot of people. Man that game was fun.

[Rasputin]

Thinking about it refueling and landing the jet in Top Gun nes was hard as ****. No problems doing the missions in fact kicked ass in the missions but refueling in midair and landing were a bitch to do.

[Rasputin]

Originally Posted by GoShox

Nerdy post right here.

I used to play Starcraft Brood War very competitively. Obviously sucked compared to the Korean pro gamers but on the online ladders I'd play exclusively Koreans which was always fun, cause they were the best competition. On this one ladder called iCCup, the ranks went from D- to A+, with another rank above A+ called Olympic. Everyone in Olympic and A+ ranks was a Korean progamer, anyone from A to B+ was a very, very, very solid player. B and B- were also very hard to get.

One night I decided to play some games. I lost the first one and then won something like 14 straight and went from C to B-, pretty much exclusively against Koreans. Some of the people I beat ended up getting B+, meaning they were really, really good. Those were definitely the highest level games I've ever played and when you hit that rank, you get respect from a lot of people. Man that game was fun.

So you should or could be getting a call from the White House to take care of that pesky North Korea army if need be right?

[mdchiefsfan]

"Seriously..." Achievement on Gears of War. 10,000 online kills. That shit took forever. The best part was you got an avatar for completing it and everyone that played rocked that once you got it.

[CoMoChief]

my first time beating Mike Tyson in MT's Punch Out.

[AndChiefs]

I was top 100 in the world on Warcraft II back in the day (mid-late 90's). I could get ogre bloodlust faster than just about anyone and just demolished people.

Nowadays I'm nothing special but back then the competition was a bit easier.

[AndChiefs]

Oh and I went 95-2 in a Call of Duty game a couple weeks ago.

[Kraus]

Platinum Medaled every level in the N64 version of Star Wars Rogue Squadron... three times. Damn kids down the street erased my save game, twice.