WOOOO! I just beat ________!!!!!

[Cyrusso]

Okay so I beat Super Smash Bros(3DS) over a dozen times... but not on the hardest difficulty, it was something like 4.5 out of 9 which is the hardest difficulty. So far I've unlocked Falco, Wario, Mr Game and Watch, The Duck Hunt Dog, and Lucina(from Fire Emblem). The unlockable characters seem to be increasing in difficulty so I can't imagine how difficult ROB is gonna be to unlock.

[Pak-Man]

Okay so I beat Super Smash Bros(3DS) over a dozen times... but not on the hardest difficulty, it was something like 4.5 out of 9 which is the hardest difficulty. So far I've unlocked Falco, Wario, Mr Game and Watch, The Duck Hunt Dog, and Lucina(from Fire Emblem). The unlockable characters seem to be increasing in difficulty so I can't imagine how difficult ROB is gonna be to unlock.

Every character can be unlocked just by playing Smash mode a bunch of times, so if you can't meet the unlock conditions, you can always just grind Smash Mode 120 times to get everyone. I'd try to meet unlock conditions as much as possible, though. It's way more fun.

[Cyrusso]

I think I just unlocked every character. I just unlocked ROB and i think he's the last one if I'm not mistaken.

[Variety of Cells]

Made it off the planet in Subnautica.  What a lovely game.  Though I did have to google the location of one thing when I got stuck toward the end.  Other than that, it was a fantastic game. 

After 50 hours with it I'm ready to put it to rest and move on to something else. 

[Cupcake]

Welp, I just beat the main quest of Fallout 4, on the Institute side. I'm actually really sad that Father is gone. It doesn't seem fair. I also got a lot more in character and attached to him than I realised, because I felt a legitimate sense of loss when he died and the screen faded to black. I also dismissed all companions and robots for the assault on the Brotherhood. I wanted to do it alone, other than my Synth backup. I love role playing, and even though it was harder in Fallout 4, it was still possible. I really enjoy how this character feels, her likes, her dislikes, everything about her just fits. She's got a complex relationship with Curie, due to her view of synths being tools, but Curie wasn't really a synth, she's just in a Synth body, so she's not actually a synth. The slowly adapting to the wasteland with cybernetic implants also feels somewhat metaphorical, as if she's ashamed of what humanity has become, and so she's slowly becoming more than that. She doesn't want to rule the Commonwealth, she doesn't want to be a cruel dictator, forcing people to obey. She wants a united Wasteland. She wants peace, and she's willing to sacrifice whatever she has to to achieve it.

The story is pretty good, although it suffers from not taking enough risks. I still feel like Nick should've gone haywire and become a Nick/Kellogg hybrid, and it feels like there was more to that story than was in the game. The minor quests and everything are a lot of fun. The Silver Shroud one had me rolling with how hilarious it is, and so did the Constitution. Overall, definitely a fun game, I'd give it a solid 8/10 when it's modded to hell and back.

[Cyrusso]

Hey anyone know how you unlock Ganondorf on Super Smash Bros for 3DS? I've beat the game with EVERYONE and I thought that would be enough for a confrontation but I guess not.

[Cupcake]

Hey anyone know how you unlock Ganondorf on Super Smash Bros for 3DS? I've beat the game with EVERYONE and I thought that would be enough for a confrontation but I guess not.

Looks like you need to clear Classic on 5.0 or higher with Link/Zelda OR complete 80 vs battles, which can be done against CPU.

[MartyS (Gromit)]

Made it to the end of the story of Subnautica in survival mode.  It was easier than I thought it would be, when I played in creative mode I never looked at the blueprints so didn't know what was in the more advanced stuff I was making, but collecting the stuff to cure yourself was way easier than I thought it would be.  And after that I had already stockpiled everything needed for building the way off the planet so that was very easy.  Playing in creative mode I did write down distance and direction for some stuff, and learned what I needed to bring down into the caves to survive a long time down there, so those made it a little easier.  But those caves are so confusing and the visibility so poor that my time down there in creative mode didn't really help with finding stuff, but I did know what to keep an eye out for.

After 90 hours in the game I'm still going to play in creative mode, now I have an idea for a large aquarium with different tanks for fish and plants from all over, I just wish there were stairs or ramps available, a multistory fishtank just isn't as impressive when all you have is ladders to go between levels....

On a side note, I never built any decoys, it is possible to sneak past the big predators, or at least limit them to one attack.

[Variety of Cells]

I had a few, but never used them.  I imagine that that is what they are for though. 

What did you send in your time capsule?  I sent my cuddlefish. 

[MartyS (Gromit)]

What did you send in your time capsule?  I sent my cuddlefish.

I couldn't do that to my cuddlefish...   

I actually haven't launched yet, I did it in creative mode so know what it does.  I'm still putting stuff in the time capsule, one of the aurora model ships, some large water bottles, some food, and maybe the plush toy, also have to take some screenshots of my base to put in there.  Before launch I need to copy the save game folder so I can go back and look for anything I may have missed later.

My aquarium is open for business, took about an hour to build, really curious how some of the huge creatures hatch out in the units. 
Spoilered for size and there are some items people that haven't finished yet might not want to see:

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[Pak-Man]

Takumi has fallen! Took me freakin' forever, but Fire Emblem Conquest is now my conquest! Revelation should be a breeze after that one.

[groupthinker1984]

Woohoo I just beat Baldur's Gate 2's Throne of Bhaal module.

By which I mean I jacked up my characters' stats with a save editor and when the enemy's insta-kill attacks still worked I finally figured out how to enable the debug console and use the auto-kill option to beat the last boss because screw this game.

I really liked Shadows of Amn. Throne of Bhaal was clearly trying to be bigger and better but didn't have much of a story.

[Cupcake]

Takumi has fallen! Took me freakin' forever, but Fire Emblem Conquest is now my conquest! Revelation should be a breeze after that one.

God, that was a hard boss. I reclassed Corrin into a troubador>maid, which made her just as tanky and more debuffy, and I had a Mozu that I put the effort into building up who actually landed the final blow. The MVPs were probably Odin and Mozu, with a Xander/Siegbert tank. After Chapter 21, Conquest stops being about the fun, and more about the "fuck this game, I'm not gonna let it beat me"

[Iron Curtain]

I beat the main quest Chapter 1 of Dragon Quest: Builders. What a great game that was. I could still will play more if I wanted to, though.

Edit: Turns out I beat Chapter 1, not the whole game. That makes sense. Otherwise the game would've been far too short.

[CJones]

FINALLY beat the God damned Assassin in Dead Cells. She's the (current) final boss. You gotta love a boss that can take 30-40 minutes to get to, then can wipe you out in about three hits.

Anyway, on to difficulty level 2