What’s a hard moment in game you’ve accomplished that made you like this?

[Frickinfrik]

For me, it would be completing 100-Man Brawl in Smash Bros. Brawl. Never felt so much satisfied killing all those fucking cheating Alloys.

 

[bjork]

Perhaps not as excited as that, but completing the challenge area in The Witness

 

[Jayonnaise6105 Jayonnaise6105]

Finally beating Malenia in Elden Ring after about a week of trying.

Recently, I was playing Yakuza 0 and triggered a story boss without realizing I was on about 10-15% health and had forgotten to buy any healing items. The boss wasn't all that hard, but it definitely raised the tension and it felt pretty good beating them first try

 

[Vardalis]

When I started first trying or perfecting Metal Gear Rising bosses on my second playthrough it was pretty hype.

 

[mellorb]

For me it was beating Ming in NFS Most Wanted the first time. I was 11 at the time and can remember the adrenaline I felt after idk how many tries. Sadly on this playthrough I accidentally turned my ps2 off while saving after I beat JV, I can also remember the sadness once I realized the save file was corrupted lol. I've finished this game at least 8 times and now everything feels easy, but as a kid the first experience with some games are unique.

 

[PSVitaForever]

A boss in "Dawn of Mana" (probably the one before the last one): I screamed at the screen and closed the door not to let my parents hear all the bad words.
Also everytime I succeed with a difficult part that maybe I had to try many times before.

 

[X y b e r - S k u ll]

I don't know if this one will count since it was online; but back in the Super Street Fighter IV days I used to be a bit of an online warrior and I had this one match where I was paired with someone who was very much above my skill level at the time, but I managed to pull the comeback of the century against him and I've never popped off harder than that moment. I wish I still had the footage of it so I could try and post it here.

For non-online stuff, probably beating the Lingering Will in Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix.

 

[LiberoVulpesLiberoVulpes's icon]

Beating The Red Mist Reception for the first time.

Beating the 1v1 against Golem in Urban Reign.

 

[nobitakun]

By accomplishing something means it should be something hard to do? if so, nothing, I don't like things that are hard by their nature in videogames because I don't like wasting time repeating the same over and over, I lose interest as I am not competitive, so I don't feel what you call satisfaction on achieving it. If I were paid for it it would be very different.

If by accomplishing something is a reference of doing something that I wanted to do since long time ago and finally doing it, I could say when I finished Vagrant Story or Athena Awakening from Ordinary Life. Two games I wished for long to play and finish but never found the right moment until not so long ago :)

 

[qw90700]

Beating this game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/221640/Super_Hexagon/

I don't care to beat hard just to beat hard, but it's fun to beat something fun despite it's hard so you gotta push it beyond the limits!!! For me fun is always worth it no matter what and for fun I can do anything and my only limitation is laws of physics and my lifetime!!!! lolol

 

[solnK!]

Just beating Vergil on the last mission of DMC3

 

[Boo Man]

Getting a time of 0:00:0 in the chocobo race on FFX

 

[SoThankful]

After finally getting the Freeflow Perfection Trophy in Arkham Asylum.

 

[Cu1tur3D_Gam3R]

I remember when I finally beat Driving Mission 34 on Gran Turismo 4 the very first time over 15 years ago. I've never been more happier when I finally crossed that finish line first in a silver sports boat on sports tires at the Nurburgring, after so many failed attempts & waiting for eons to start.

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