What is Your Video Game 'Claim to Fame"?

[pokedude729]

Aka What are you most proud of that you've accomplished in a video game.

Mine is Beating a 6-heart run of Skyward Sword's Hero Mode.

 

[Alienfish]

Almost getting Platinum in Hyperdimension Neptunia ReBirth 1. I had to give up on that 100 millions credit but I had to do a couple of playthroughs to get the others.

And completing the 'dex on Black 2

 

[joslyn.png]

through the fire and flames on hard

boom

 

[Reindeer]

Clearing MGS1 to 3, DMC3, and the main Halo series 100% (all difficulties cleared, all ranks obtained, and so on) without using any available in-game cheats.

I'd include MGS:TTS and DMC2 in the list but that's like saying wiping my ass is an accomplishment. Compared to other games in the series, the difficulty in those games is ridiculously easy.

I also shot all Kerotans in MGS3 on a single run. It was hell and if there's one thing I regret doing gaming-wise, it's that.

 

[DarkDesertFox]

Well one thing I did that I had to go through hell to do was 100% Rayman Legends collecting all gold/diamond trophies, saving all the teensies, unlocking all the heroes, and collecting 1,000,000 lums. Living Dead Party was absolute and utter torture to complete which is the main reason I'm using this. The only thing I haven't done is reach Lv. 11 of Awesomeness (I'm at 10). You'd have to log on every day and rank high in challenges which is just too time consuming.

A second achievement I did recently was go through the entire Dishonored story without being detected and without killing anyone both in the same run.

I wouldn't really call these "Claim to Fame" accomplishments, but they are really the only ones I vividly remember right now.

 

[Tao]

Got the highest score in Nintendo Official Magazine for 'Super Smash Bros. Melee' (forgot the year this happened) for having the most K.O's against polygon men using Kirby. This went unbeaten.


100% completed all the main series Metal Gear games on highest difficulty. These are like the only games I've 100% completed that aren't necessarily easy to do so (I've 100% other games...But I'm not really proud of 100% in Captain Toad).


Caught all Pokemon in Red/Blue/Gold/Silver legitimately (with Mew being legitimately 'caught' from an event)

 

[Cory]

Got the highest score in Nintendo Official Magazine for 'Super Smash Bros. Melee' (forgot the year this happened) for having the most K.O's against polygon men using Kirby. This went unbeaten.


100% completed all the main series Metal Gear games on highest difficulty. These are like the only games I've 100% completed that aren't necessarily easy to do so (I've 100% other games...But I'm not really proud of 100% in Captain Toad).


Caught all Pokemon in Red/Blue/Gold/Silver legitimately (with Mew being legitimately 'caught' from an event)

How many polygon men?

 

[Stalfos]

-Acing Zelda II: The Adventure of Link when I was like 8 years old.
-Beating A Link to the Past in one sitting without dying.
-Beating A Link to the Past without getting any upgrades (except Master Sword which is required).
-Getting all the way to the second meeting with Ridley with minimum equipment in Super Metroid.
-Killing the chainsaw guy in Resident Evil 4 using only the knife.

That's all I can think of right now.

 

[Nuclear Bingo]

Beating all Mass Effect games
Beating Dead Space with the plasma cutter
Beating Halo 3 on Legendary
Getting all of the achievements in Left 4 Dead

 

[Nerd House]

100% Mega Man X/X-2/X-3 with no damage taken

 

[L. Lawliet]

Completing the pokedex and going through L4D2"s sugarmill without startling a witch

 

[infinikitten]

Nothing. I just play the game. If I get achievements over the course of it, that's cool, but I don't gun for them on purpose.

Unless we're talking MMOs, in which case my achievement score in Rift was pretty damn impressive at the time. Then I switched mains and nobody wanted to run through old content with me, and since achievements were mostly character-bound, that was a big friggin hit I took :') Never again tbqh

 

[EmmaFrost]

I don't have one. I'm pretty terrible at sticking games out until I beat them because I'll get a new game and be like "oooh, shiny".

 

[RisingStar]

I did the 3-heart challenge in OoT3D c:

And completed the full National Dex in Pokemon White 2 and Pokemon X

 

[Cress]

Aka What are you most proud of that you've accomplished in a video game.

Mine is Beating a 6-heart run of Skyward Sword's Hero Mode.

Beating or 100% (minus pieces of heart)?

I haven't done anything too impressive off the top of my head, but I think I'll try to do a 3 heart run in Wind Waker sometime soon.

 

[MOON TRIPS]

doing a no death run of Shovel Knight(shhhhhh I had to restart Tinker Knight's level twice but I DID RLY GOOD OTHERWISE)

 

[spCrossing]

I didn't do that much, considering that I suck.

But I did beat the Final Boss of Mega Man X1 without taking damage, so that's something.

 

[LaBelleFleur]

I 100% completed Assassin's Creed and Assassin's Creed II. I rarely complete games since I get easily distracted by shiny things. (And I suck at video games.)

 

[Silversea]

Erm I really have to think about this...

I guess any of these count:

-Finishing Okami 15 times.
-Completing Ecco the Dolphin without skipping levels and with bonus objectives.
-Basically all critical on any Ultimate score in Theatrhythm feels like a challenge but I won't list them all here.
-Completing the Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of Windseeker quest in World of Warcraft.
-Completing Beetle King DS with 95% collection (it is virtually impossible to get 100% due to the mechanics)...but since this never was actually released in stores I guess I am forever alone.
-Completing National Pokedex in Diamond, Platinum, X, ORAS as well as completing Browser in all Pokemon Ranger games.

Probably some other things I have forgotten.

 

[Brad]

I have the 2nd top rated guide of all time for Borderlands 2 on Steam. It was 'the' top rated for almost two years.

Proof: http://steamcommunity.com/app/49520/guides/?browsesort=toprated&browsefilter=toprated&p=1

I'm Brad on there, obviously.